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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1903
Page
8
A medical note explains waking gently after sleep. It compares waking to a baby and a kitten, emphasizing slow stretching, yawning, and gradual restarts of heart and organs. A brisk rise is discouraged. a good yawn and stretch helps full awakeness before bathing.
A humorous catalog of how different women hold or lift their skirts while walking, from dowagers to fashionable girls, followed by an advertisement touting Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a cure for indigestion and stomach troubles, sold by E. F. Guyon.
Sheriff Smalley, reading Routt county plot details, boosts jail night guards and outside watchers. He aims to thwart forthcoming crime by crowding saloon informants and vigilant observers as Tow Hor faces execution on November 20 for the crime.
An OCR fragment lists routes and stations including Butte Anaconda and Chicago with references to Louisville Kansas City Minneapolis St Paul and Bloomington. It mentions carriers or agents like A. J. Mawson and seems to outline rail or stage connections across Minnesota and Illinois with a focus on Western mining towns and travel pricing.
A fragmented piece describes pit brow women in Lancashire earning half men’s wages and working from six to four with clothing and duties at the coal mine. It shifts to a Bolivia valley where the Kaná Indians’ burial grounds atop platforms evoke a stark, haunting landscape with elevated skeletal remains and pure highland air.
In a humorous exchange the former Polly Cantoanel from Bowwe reveals she married Lord Gledebts. Her father’s dollars fund Gledebts Castle refurbishment as Polly recovers dignity and confirms the union after a playful mispronunciation exchange with the Judge.
A light dialogue features He Wanter and a friend debating four early proposals to a woman who teases and finally hints at acceptance. The piece shifts to a note on letter writing tricks using breath, ink, and graphite to affect readability and adhesion, with a joke about Swift and champagne at the end.
A garbled excerpt from a San Francisco Wasp piece features a mock dialogue about portrait styles at a gallery and a Shakespearean tide metaphor. A man recalls a fortune tied to an eventide garden moment, with references to marriage and a talking nun.
A nostalgic ad promotes sample copies of The New York Tribune Farmer and a local offer with The Camera in Kemmerer Wyoming. It markets a national weekly agricultural paper at 2.00 per year, with a bundled local option, inviting readers to send a postal card for a free specimen.
The town council passes Ordinance 41 penalizing anyone who harms or wastes animals with fines from five to twenty dollars. The measure takes effect immediately upon passage by the mayor and town clerk after approval on October fifth, A.D. 100.
The ordinance directs the city to establish a cemetery named The City 3 with sixteen foot square lots sold to the undertaker for eight and one half dollars. Eight graves will have single grave lots sold for two dollars each, located at the neat corner. Violations incur penalties, with action by the council. Passed October 6, signed by Mayor O Connell. Clerk C M Moony attested.
An advertisement announces a joint publishing offer with the New York Pertonic Farrier to obtain a large pa per plus a camera. The annual price is quoted as two dollars for one year, with a special introductory deal valid for readers who send two dollars to receive both papers. Readers are instructed to request a sample copy of the Tribune Farmer.
C T Gamble Doe us physician and surgeon final proof notice. Names listed include Robert G AntierSon Andrew Moulmniss, Varry Anderson, McNish, Witnowes, RikusTos, Teaxs, and James Hiswee Wesley Race Milton Bourne for desert lands in Wyoming. Notice specifies time and place for proving settlement and cultivation, with witnesses named.
Notice for publication appears to reference a formal filing or claim with names Pinedale and Johinson and mentions Calas Icenget and Kings10. details are garbled but indicate an official public notice proceeding. Further readable context is limited.
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