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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
7
The passage discusses ranchers using banks to manage irregular earnings from livestock and crops. It explains storing money during peak harvests to cover slow periods, keeping funds secure, and paying bills via checks rather than hiding cash, highlighting the benefits of formal banking and consistent practices.
County Clerk MeAllister explains license rules. All liquor license applications must be presented to the Board of County Commissioners and read at the December meeting. Licenses in incorporated towns expire January 4 1910 and must be read two meetings before Board action.
Longtime Wyoming newspaper man Williams resigns from his office in the 104th House and opens a real estate and insurance business in Guernsey. His resignation was accepted by the state board on October 7, leaving the position unfilled as friends note his favorable reputation from the Guernsey Gazette and Rawlin Republican.
Sacramento report describes Pete Sullivan of Spokane winning a twenty round bout at Huffaro club over Gregg with clever defense and decisive blows. Referee E Caherty of Philadelphia officiated, Frank Mantel aided Sullivan in his corner.
Ephraim Utah supervisor Verna W Jensen warns Hoey and Beall leaseholders that a 20 percent herd reduction will take effect soon. The measure limits sheep per man to a reduced allotment, affecting 148 wool growers across Emery and Wasatch counties who face drought and land-use constraints. The action targets watershed lands and follows a dry prior season.
Chicago hosts the American Meat Packers association as A D Melvin warns of rising meat prices and potential imports. Gen Ryan urges Western stockmen to expand herds to curb further price spikes and avert a shift to importer status.
Sheridan Wyoming October 18 The Cheyenne chief and 150 followers rode from the upper Tongue river country. They brought over 5000 of the 40000 dollars paid by the government for beef furnished. The tribe bought sewing machines bedsteads top buggies silk dresses and other items. They declined to buy broad rimmed hats. The visitors are described as cooperative and law abiding despite war path rumors.
The supreme council of the Scottish Rite Masons on Thursday advanced three hundred thirty second degree Masons to Knights Commander of the Court of Honor, the step to the thirty third degree. Those from waterdale Hay of Rock Springs and F A Holliday of Laramie Miner were noted.
Twelve managers join the Kernmerer Hig Plney Tviehone company to finish a feeder line from Little Sandy to Eden on the Big Sandy. The 78 mile route proclaims Idaho cedar poles 31 feet long and galvanized wire. Western Electric supplies the phones. Directors include P F Haisch president Ira Dodge manager and S Jones secretary treasurer.
An 1908 Cheyenne letter from Rock Springs seeks pupil nurses, noting no applicants and urging inquiries from eligible young ladies. It details two year apprentice pay of 18 810 monthly, rising to 230 after graduation, with a fixed term of service.
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