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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1906
Page
8
In Kemmerer era language the piece urges hotly for all men to register and vote in the upcoming call election. It notes during last week registration was high and appeals residents to participate to show the town’s strength, stressing civic duty and franchise use.
Reports from game wardens across the region confirm the hunters killed just two elk, easing the wardens’ burden and reducing labor for local crews. The sparse tally contrasts earlier fears of heavy hunting that would threaten elk populations, providing a cautious sense of relief among observers.
A garbled report mentions several political figures and places including Hediese and Siberbinkee with unclear roles. The text references Cerhea and Guardiiella along with multiple names, but the overall meaning and events are not decipherable from the fragment.
Fragmented OCR text shows a public notice for publication regarding tender costs and bids. Names, dates, and organizations are mangled. key terms suggest a municipal or regulatory requirement to publish tender or procurement information, possibly referencing Meant or Vieve entities and a Heath or Huth authority. The legible elements indicate a formal notice context with bidding, but specifics are unclear due to corruption.
An elderly resident named Elizabeth Demis appears in a damaged fragment from Kemmerer, Wyoming, with witnesses listed to prove continuous residence. The document references a 1001 date and various names including Frank Hankin and Celeste foamu, indicating a formal petition or affidavit process.
Department of the Interior grants notice in Evanston Wyoming that Henry J Somes appears to have filed a claim for Homestead Patent on Lot 2 Section 6 Township 1 Range 8 for lands near Cokeville. The notice is published by Thomas Vo Avis Wyoming U.S. Commissioner and confirms November filing and involved residents John K Reicherts John Somyen and Henry Somesen from Cokeville Wyoming.
Department of the Interior publication states intent to establish a homestead claim for Homestead Entry No 240 at Kemmerer Wyoming. The notice lists witnesses Iris Ontinuois, Th Roberts, Louis Mendorson, Boyd G. Boyd, and Thomas V. Davis.
Public notice from Fontenelle Wyoming announces MAURICK A THOMA claimant seeking to prove land claim in Section 2 Township 2S Range 115W with witnesses Holden Pomeroy Allen and others. It states filing dates, intention to make final proof, and names the witnesses and recipient Thomas V Das Register for the claim filed in 1905.
A garbled fragment references the De Wits Lee Barry Hexen and friends seeking aid for a family. It mentions attracting support for hens or sparking eyes and a remark about TAK Buslerts. The text is unclear and incompletely readable, with no definite events or outcomes.
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