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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1906
Page
9
Voters near Jat report stray or stolen items and a campaign push for Sam Potter as constable. The notice mentions trades and wages, and notes local figures Carthy, Steve Daniels, and others promoting Potter while referencing community life, errands, jewelers, mills, and a seismic quake felt across several towns.
A tremor rattled Montpelier and surrounding county areas during a short duration event. Reports describe shaking widespread across several parishes with minor damage and disrupted electricity. Local residents, including Chas and others, observed furniture movement and lights flickered. No serious injuries reported. authorities urged caution and inspections for structural safety.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered terms and names without clear context. It mentions danger, plague, dates, places, and personal names in unclear order, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or facts from the text.
A fragmented ticket listing state senators and representatives for Unita County with names such as A Luttale Afton Frank Harrison Evans Lange Arthw Howard Aliy Willard Miner ai dou Gen W S Hitchens and many others including officials like Clerk Frank Mills Treasurer J He Cameron Supt of schools Johann Morgius Clerk of Court John Ho Phitehe Surveyor John M shirk Roberta son Coroner Pete Vi and related offices.
John Reeves a Democrat recently won favor with residents as a candidate for County Commissioner for a four year term. A veteran miner turned rancher and stockman from Sur Valley with long ties to Evanston, he emphasizes business success and progressive leadership, urging voters to back his bid for the office.
John Sims Jr of Almy born in Wales 1860 came to the United States in 1870 worked in coal mines at Almy. Five years ago he bought land near Abus or Rocky Mountain area and built a farming operation. He is described as a progressive, impartial candidate who would levy fair taxes and uphold public utilities, with support from the people rather than a clique. Vote Sims for commissioner.
A report describes a disturbance near a Montpellar stable on a shipment route for Ds Monston. A man, identified as Woods, was found dead near a railroad bridge after a struggle with a long knife. Constable Conn pursued, while the Montpelive inquiry highlighted possible misfortune and workload factors.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference fever and a bid related to Shaan with unclear context and no concrete names or dates.
Legal notice reports Ollie Bays v H. Charter Payne case in the District Court of Uint a County Wyoming. Charlee Dayne is named as defendant. The petition seeks an absolute divorce on grounds of desertion. Defendants must answer on or before the stated date. Also includes unrelated medical-potion ad copy for Dr King s New Life Pills and J J Roberts druggist.
Notice of incorporation filed with the Secretary of State. The company will operate in Carson City Nevada, with initial stock and officers named. Principal officers include Ph Qquealy Win'ron Hell Meier Peter Gordon Lindsey Fanning and others as directors, with Aeros agent of the company.
Market tone steady to firm with heavy demand from deter buyers. Good heavy killing steers sell around 4.00 to 8 for best lots. cows and heifers show strength though lighter weights bring lower bids. sheep demand remains liberal with buyers active. prices noted across animals reflect improved liquidity and general high-nutrition feeds.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Wyomling parties and a report by WAL Law XO. It references patent activity in Washington with unclear names such as Macdonald and Wart Manoa and a bar or paper. details are garbled and uncertain but indicate patent or legal notice activity in Washington.
The Washington correspondent discusses Secretary Tate and his reactions to Cuban revolutionaries and moderates. The piece critiques U S attitudes toward Cuba, calls into question self-government prospects, and notes ongoing concerns about governance, security, and police actions on the island. It blends commentary on diplomacy and regional politics with reflections on American perceptions and policy.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a fire incident with injuries and a burned girl. It mentions an emergency response, a salve or remedy, and references to a store and hospital or alert details, but the exact names, places, dates, and outcomes are unclear.
A fragmented account describes beliefs around superstition in China, a ritual involving a sacred pen, and the role of a temple light. The text hints at a triple taboo relating to hair, a ceremonial taper, and reverence directed toward a sacred object only approached after ritual prostration.
A jumble of inconsistent phrases mentions water in the ocean, various names, and scattered terms. The readable segments offer no clear event, person, or place to anchor a coherent news item. The passage reads as a garbled OCR fragment lacking a definite narrative.
A garbled fragment from a local page mentions a name Bowe and miners in a brief, unclear context. The readable bits suggest a sports or community note but lack verifiable details. No coherent event, dates, or organizations emerge from the text.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a hive related goal and a named place with unclear phrasing. Key entities are unreadable, but the record preserves a brief note of a provision or objective tied to a hive context and a town or event.
A terse notice reports a deadly fungal poisoning tied to unspecified mushrooms. Authorities or medical figures are unnamed, with minimal readable details about location or victims. The fragment suggests a health alert but provides no identified individuals or institutions.
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