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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
12
A rough compilation shows advertising rates for display and legal notices, followed by scattered regional news items. The piece references readers in Dixon and Panama earthquakes, comments by L. F. Hurd and E. P. Harriman, economic forecasts, and local announcements about livestock barns, state levies, and Cheyenne Frontier exhibitions.
Noted author Harlin Carhand arrived in Sheridan last week to gather data on a national forest area. He plans to use findings to further the interests of the Vorvat Reserve and has written many articles illustrating the project.
Veteran journalist Jeyton, long associated with the Wyaturing paper, arrived last week via Evans and is now in the region working near the Wrong Tribune. He plans to cover the Upper Irwen Hiver valley split, facing uncertain fortunes but greeted by many friends as he pursues a bid to secure a local canvas for the paper.
The readable lines describe a typographic section with references to year prices and a note about a person named Haller and a discussion of differences in a general comparison. The rest appears garbled and nonfunctional.
A letter from a single 18 year old Reno woman asks the editor about publishing a personal article in the paper. She says she is tired of living alone since returning from the Pacific and offers references, seeking a public marriage notice to attract a bachelor rancher.
County Assessor Elmer Rathbun now in Evanston reports the present valuation for Uinta county RM.50 including railroads but excluding mortgages. He believes the levy for the county and state will be near zero mill but adds that district by district adjustments could raise the total. mortgages may push the total above a million dollars.
Tom Salmon reports two bands to depart the forest reserve near Sept 5 with others to follow. Feed is good and sheep look better than in years at this season. Outside the reserve, fed sheep are thriving. range remains excellent. Also mentions Taylorsville Utah sheep interests, bucks purchase plans toward Cokeville, and a worship partnership change involving Montpelier E.
Barn Boss Grant harvested a second alfalfa crop on nine acres near the store yielding thirteen tons, with more expected. A Sunday baseball game favored Frontier 2 to 1 against Crom?dilence, and plans include a trip to Rock Springs, a two day tour, and a Labor Day celebration with boxing and a big dance. Mines activity rises as winter rush approaches. residents travel to Montpelier and Salt Lake.
Kemmerer merchants promote goods from the Golden Kave Store to Mountain Trading Co. and the Western Irrigated Company listings. Local figures like D. Hoskins, W. Th. Wyman, and contractor Irvine appear with building updates, deaths, and community events. A San Francisco doctor, Miss Letha Dewell, and teacher candidates feature in school notices while plumbing contracts and hotel area paving progress show Kemmerer’s early 20th century growth.
DeLoe Brandon returns from Mordale country where he spent time on ranches of Henry Binning near the foothills of a forest edge. Binning owns the only domesticated elk in Green valley and Delos Informe, a 4-year-old female, has now given birth to two calves, the first births in the herd.
We will have for sale at our Cokeville ranch one mile from the station October evin Bucks, arts, six tuft te all selected with ES care vies new quality will id at cone law prices Quealy Petersons help Con Kemmerer Wyo.
A competitive examination for West Point appointments is planned for November 15 at the Superintendent of Instruction's location. Senator Clark requested the event to allow state youths desiring admission a chance to compete for principal and alternate slots. Government nominations will follow in due course at Ft. Logan Utah.
Saturday and Sunday visits mark a slow week in Korn To, Fosail, and Diamondville with neighbors and families seen at Goosville ranches. The community reports church attendance, new assignments, and plans for the opening duck season while local trades and a jeweler display new silverware.
Mr. Hamm, engaged as counsel for Homeland Investment Company and the Charles B. Ingram Company, resides in the Central building and travels with his daughter Lenore to South Pasadena. He spent Sunday in the oil fields visiting Freeno-Uinta and Fresno-Wyoming wells where drilling advances and rig changes were reported.
A church notice invites all to a Sunday service at 7 30 p m with Rev W H Calfer pastor Also mentions a Sunday school and advises attendance The Ost Trading Co of Diamondville Wisconsin carries a full line of Winchester rifles and ammunition.
The Sunday game between River and Diamondville drew a decent crowd as three pitchers split duties. Diamondville fell 4 to 2, with innings and early leads shaping the outcome. other notes show local school reopenings, winter travel plans, and several residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
Local growers report fruit losses across the county as pests or disease impact the apple and pear harvest. Officials urge survey teams to assess extent and advise protective measures.
A partially legible 20th century clipping outlines inquiry into a local doctor linked to claims of medical neglect. The note mentions eight months of alleged activity, a Dr Fiber of Diamont Ville, and references a death in the area.
A damaged line explains options for repairing around a house with cement and stone foundation. The writer mentions performing such work with available materials and tools and notes ongoing work around a residence.
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