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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary text refers to guests and meals, a business matter, and an Evanston event. Includes mentions of an address in Wyoming and livestock needs or commissions. Content is garbled with misread words and lacks coherent details or outcomes.
A notice offers a $150 reward for information leading to a conviction regarding an individual who entered a house recently. The message is attributed to a requester named William Danvers Teetnell.
A terse sales notice seeks agents to sell a pecan frame house with profit potential. It promises simple training, furnished capital, and a modern catalogue sample. Contact Frank W. Williams at Taylor Street, Chicago, for details.
Readable text notes a monogram sequence associated with Rye and a hotel named Kemmeret Be. It records a short archival fragment mentioning an inn or lodging context and initials, without clear event details or dates.
Mine lossie Lyon of Kemmerer entertained in the university auditorium with a warmly received elocutionary performance. Mary Scott of Oakley was elected Alpha Omega secretary and as a normal school graduate candidate. Dr Merica traveled to Cheyenne for board meetings and addressed Cheyenne high and local clubs with strong reception.
Danvers reported in town yesterday that porch thieves broke into his Fontenelle ranch home in his absence and made off with furniture clothing and more in daylight. An insurance agent tried to sway him with appeals to widows and orphans while the culprit remained unknown.
Report excerpts a cordial exchange between Emperor William and Andrew Carnegie aboard the Hohenzollern in Kiel. Carnegie quips about Bruce being the king he admired, noting Bruce is buried in his town. The item then shifts to local ads for stationery, Monogram No.6, and Kemmerer jewelry and hospitality venues. It ends with sheep ranch sale details from Frank Mau near Cokeville.
A public notice states that beer license establishment may begin operations on a yet unspecified date amid regulatory review. The document notes procedural steps and potential commencement of sale activities under local authorities.
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