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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
23
The Kemmerer Camera prints a Wednesday reading notices page with scattered lines about Hive loca and services. It mentions charges and per tour rates, including a line about a rate of 31.06 per tour, amid unclear text and misread items.
The column reflects on recent rain and improved roads after a community effort dubbed Good Roads Day. It praises Kemmerer residents for street and crossing repairs, cites Smoot’s highway initiative, and contrasts with other towns. It mentions shell corn shipments to New York and regional transport activity.
Fragmented OCR text references a death and sports mentions with unclear names. It mentions a person possibly named Manton or Yael and a game or meets context. The flow is jagged with partial phrases about death and a meet at a venue, lacking clear dates or locations.
The document outlines subscriber duties and publisher rights in newspaper subscriptions. It states that failing to pay after receiving the paper is fraud, and defines responsibilities for notices of discontinuance, moving addresses, and keeping the paper sent until payment and notice. It emphasizes that advance payments bind subscribers to continued receipt unless they inform the publisher.
There is one more day to place votes in the big free piano contest. Ballots close October 16. Last Monday Esther Nicholson led by about 5000 votes. both Nicholson and Mamie Thomas push hard for a close finish on Thursday. Mrs. Chas. W. Peterson won the special prize last week and received a gold watch. Standing includes Nicholson, Thomas, Kemmerer, Peterson, Easton, Wright, Webster, Sneddon, Whitlock, Folger, Sawayi, Hackbarth, Leintenson, Mottels, McFarland, Sammon, Silfvast, and others listed.
An article fragment describes home visitors tours to destinations including Denver, Portland, Seattle, San Francisco and nearby locales. It mentions travel dates from November to December with route details and restriction notes.
The text notes changes involving Mes Lauder, Frank Lawler, and Wes Davies with health mentions and a visit planned at a father’s home. It references Dr W. Ac and Ciily easton with unclear context and timing. Limited readable details suggest a local society or family notice.
Funeral notices reveal the death of a senior resident in Germany aged 70 after long illness. The widow and family name Heine and Contant among others. Public services planned, with details pending at the home of the deceased and local church.
The council met on September 1st, adjourned, with minutes read by A. D. Hosking and J. Shihen. Reports includedBexton and Marshals, police, and treasurer totals. Council approved officer reports, instructed sewer extension to Emerald Street school, and ordered bills paid. A town-protection measure and sewer flushing near the hospital were mandated before adjournment.
A Wyoming Lincoln county notice warns parents and all adults to avoid rail yards when children travel to school. Placed signs ban crossing on railroad property and urge use of the river bridge for safety. The text also includes a summons, a stray cattle claim, and unrelated local classifieds for employment and land sale.
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