28 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1905
Page
1
Local items report visitors Mrs. J F Battle and Mrs. M J Blake of Cumberland, upcoming apple shipments from Blyth Farge Hosking Co, and winter supplies. William Suttw returns from cattle transport to Omaha with improved prices. weather hints at heating needs. Talks of Lovejoy and Curtis hunting parties unclear. a jury verdict in Walter Hawkins case and social events including a Quaker Meiliie Co. engagement headline the town page.
Sheridan faces a $500 fine for running a saloon without license. The United States reclamation service outlines the Shoshone dam project in Big Horn county, noting a 305 foot high reservoir capable of irrigating 300,000 to 400,000 acres. The Shoshone-Corbett tunnel will be half a mile long with a 42,000 acre area to be served and a 420,000 acre foot storage capacity regulating river flow for irrigation. A murder verdict in the case of Jamies Byuldies is reported, with Tracey Praivey found guilty of murder in the second degree and sentenced to the penitentiary after a dramatic trial within a climate of tension.
The article lists Maud Gove Finite Pattie Jenile Hoberte Mia Stevens Mis Stevena as winners with Heer Wit Misa Gove second and Eviloe Hotter close behind. A prize is to be awarded tonight to the most popular seven year old, while Marie Gordon is noted as deceased with votes.
Sympathy and thanks are offered for expressions of sympathy received after the passing of Maggie Mey and Moe Mamo. The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for comfort, prayers, and memorials during their bereavement.
A Diamondville notice references a dance night event described as Dancers Night, signaling a local cultural gathering with performances and community attendance.
The article notes that enrollment in the Intermediate Department of war schools was high this year and now stands as the most crowded area in the graded buildings. It stresses the importance of memorizing multiplication tables and key dates, and mentions plans for exhibition work with parental involvement.
The State Board of Pharmacy will meet at Laramie for the examination of applicants on November 6. W. Roxb is secretary and will handle official arrangements and notices.
Patent notices listed by a Washington firm include multiple inventors and applicants such as A Snow and Co and Magnus Miller with various associates. The fragment names several individuals and firms and invites copy requests via the patent office.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a town valve bay incident near Kemmyror with a figure Barun and a mention of War 10 jeans wico left hind faut and left Jahotder. Ment Narlin, Town Masslil, appears as an attribution or location hint.
For sale a herd of first class mitten cows advertised with a new 1 Belkon unit. Inquiries encouraged at the listed contact point Chis ofive.
Notice to taxpayers in Uinta County states road poll taxes are due to the County Treasurer like other taxes. Persons holding road receipts issued by the Supervisors of Uinta County should forward them to the County Clerk for consideration by the Board of County Commissioners. County Treasurer Jos. Baw notes this directive.
A Diamond Coal and Coke Co. No. 1 mine miner was crushed by a rock fall while working with his brother on the level north of the mine. The fall of rock six inches thick trapped him as they attempted to clear it. An inquest by Acting Coroner Hownberg and a jury ruled accidental death.
A garbled classified line seeks information about an item or person, with unclear spelling and contact cues. The fragment hints at a request for information or entitlements but lacks readable names or concrete details.
Washington Letter reports President Roosevelt threatening a broad axe over federal clerks. Col. Michael leaves the State Department, Denby to succeed. multilingual diplomats noted. The piece forecasts political tension as Congress resumes, rail rate debates, and populist challenges amid a looming cabinet secrecy policy.
Mark Segura accused after a Saturday afternoon incident at the Bon Ton Restaurant. He fired within city limits, causing five bullet holes in the ceiling. Marshal Naylin arrested him. Segura pleaded guilty and was jailed pending fines and costs.
The head of the Red Men Great Theodore John W Cherry of Norfolk Vac and Wilson Brooks of Chicago arrived at Kemmerer to inspect Ottawa Tribe No at Frontier and address members. Prominent members from Evanston Cumberland and Diamondville gathered for the visit.
A Sunday night derailment occurred one mile west of Border station where freight cars No. 5d and V78 collided. Two injured men from Montpelier Junction were transported for treatment. A foreman and other workers at the scene reported minor injuries with the wreck under investigation by railway authorities.
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