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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
12
A historical newspaper fragment discusses article authorship and signed contributions, urging readers to sign names for publication. It praises Senator F. E. Warren for support and maps, then comments on regional attention and a railroad courtesy request to Union Pacific and NW Railroad Company.
A fragmented column questions public reaction to jokes and political coverage. The writer ponders balancing original content and elections coverage while facing criticism for both laziness and overreach.
One Lyttleton Fox addressing the Aero Club of America calls for a federal right of way at certain heights to protect aviators from intruding property owners. He suggests licensing, safety rules, and infrastructure measures before widespread aviation.
Stock owners must re record brands before a specified date to maintain legal rights. Clerks issue certified copies without charge, while the State Board of Livestock Commissioner records copies on receipt. Fees apply for certified copies, then filed with county clerks for stock range areas.
A Friday shooting near Green River at an unnamed home injures a resident and shocks residents. Police arrived after alarms and witnesses reported a loud confrontation, leaving investigators to determine the motive and suspect details.
The Jolly Desa hosts a poetry gathering with playful verses and a May time ball. Meanwhile ten carloads of beef cattle were sold at market with prices noted as compared to last year. Mr Sutton remains in town awaiting a beef buyer from the Green River ranch.
Local excerpts report births and visits in Cokeville and Kemmerer as families, hotels, and merchants expand. Mentions Willard Bell of Kemmerer visiting Cokeville, Dr. Wyman employing many at the Wyman hotel, and new bank construction. Also notes moving pictures, a duck hunting outing, a coal oil lamp accident, and various residents buying property, visiting France, and planning travel.
A jumble of town events details court appearances, weddings, and visitors. Mentions include Mrs. J. B. Marquis born October, Celeste Luama’s liquor license, Celeste Luama, George E. Guan, and Wyoming town updates with various residents and shop news.
An injured passenger died after a train crash described with garbled OCR text. Dr Hocker attended the scene and provided care while medical staff worked to save the victim, but death occurred shortly after. The narrative mentions an arrest and a suspect connected to the incident.
Next Wednesday marks the birthday of the Mikado and a seven act drama Be between Love and Duty will be staged at a local Frontier venue. Harry Kubota and another Japanese entertainer will perform as part of the celebration expected to uphold a standard of excellence.
A fragmented note discusses Halloween traditions and superstitions in various Christian countries. It mentions pillow cases, costumes, anduring customs but text is garbled and unclear on dates or specifics. The readable portions reference general practices rather than a single event or location.
The Herald-Republican notes The Mrukru Dollar Stores Company, a Wyoming corporation, filed articles of incorporation with Utah authorities to operate in Utah. Frontier, Wyoming, with W. Manager, and Avery of Frontier, secretary, are named officials and agent for the new venture.
Under physician care Mrs Henderson heard two older children scream and saw a baby bitten after a rattlesnake entered the yard. She found the elder children collapsing and the baby in danger as the reptile struck. Medical staff rushed to aid, but tragedy followed with the children succumbing.
An evening social event featured enjoyable company, music, and a later festive refreshment. The gathering included gainers and seated entertainment with instrumental tunes before concluding. Names listed appear garbled and unreadable.
A fragmented note notes subscription receipts in October for a fan companions issue. Readable details are scarce. exact counts or names are not clear.
A garbled OCR fragment references someone named Congat with goods at Cora. It mentions bearing evidence, a payment of 685, and a cost of wult totaling 0.3 mute, but the text is incomplete and ambiguous.
In town notices readers encounter a garbled passage praising The Fair Cash Store for courteous service and patient attention. The item mentions wedding invitations and earlier offerings, with references to local vendors and a promise of reasonable prices amid unclear details.
Fragmentary notice from Wyoming involving incorporation seal, cash bids, and sale of assets including ovens and small items. Mentions P. Hoden de Gordon Jr and Cleveland, Ohio, with a county office and a public auction plan.
Office shipment arrival prompts customer call to visit store for samples and selection. Unclear wording suggests calendar related products and sampling event.
A brief note discusses taxes and proper receipt handling for a transaction. It mentions names and terms but lacks clear dates or entities. The fragment suggests ensuring correct payment records and acknowledgement.
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