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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1913
Page
23
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The Lincoln county commissioners met to fix the tax levy totaling about 810 805 97 104 001 18 OLBI25 BIT OLL.10. Readers are advised to check the first page taxation table, add 84 mills to the special school tax to estimate their yearly tax. The Wyoming State Fair will host lectures in a new $20 000 Agricultural and Morticultural building with a moving picture machine during the fair from the last day of September. On September first Bridger Enterprise ownership passed to a stock company edited by H. Melville Tollins of Lyman, with Joe Allard having previously owned it. The paper aims to serve Bridger valley and hopes for continued local value. WILL Ferris of Downey Slaho, a Downey editor, visited Kemmerer over Sunday. Ferris is a leading state newspaper man known for typographic accuracy and strong reporting. Downey people should support their paper enterprise and advertising, as suggested by the editor about an old East Coast newspaper worker.
A fragmented Labor Day article notes workers from Chie mining WMetrich and nearby districts rallying to honor a long tradition of labor solidarity. Amid sparse details it recalls anniversaries tied to great labor successes and urges continued effort despite unclear names and places.
The text appears garbled with names and phrases scattered through a rough OCR pass. It mentions dates, places, and events in a jumbled sequence, lacking clear coherence or a complete event, making precise extraction difficult.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning multiple names and unclear terms. lacks coherent events or facts to summarize a specific news item.
The Kemmerer depot project faces an order to stop work as costs exceed the allotted funds. Oregon Short Line officials hope the halt is temporary and that the project can proceed with planned enlargements, a private office for the yardmaster, a new train dispatcher room, and a women’s waiting area. A.J. Campbell and Sunitey Brummer inspected the site, with a favorable report anticipated to resume the work.
A notice states that the undersigned will not be responsible for any bills incurred by his wife after the date, or by anyone not expressly authorized. The mention includes 17 Fred Weyenat, Kemmerer, Wyoming, dated September 4, 1914.
St James Episcopal Church invites worshippers to attend Sunday services at 11 o clock each morning. Vicar W N Pierson leads the congregation in daily and weekly rites.
The text discusses Browning’s reputation among readers and critics. Jerrold Mite entry recalls a violent event leading to a confrontation over Browning’s work Surette. The scene describes a moment of tension as a wife interrupts, and the convalescent debates reading and truth, ending with a lingering question about authentic sentiment.
A muddled fragment references a tail, a pregnant start, and notes on a voyage and coastal details. It mentions Old viene Hae Vetort ter Mranial and De OAM, with hints of a home, conceit, and an attempted twist. Facts are unclear and entities are inconsistent across the text.
The contract with Bini ka File & Abstract Company of pert, Lita, completed in ten weeks, transfers a full set of Lincoln County records. Thirty six workers processed over 1.1 million words across thirty typewritten books. Certification by Lincoln and Uinta county officials accompanies each book, with numerous marriages and certified records noted.
Fragmentary notice indicates St Patricks Catholic Church offers Sunday services at Kemmerer with an unclear start time and mentions a Methodist service on a Sunday evening at 7 o clock. Rev Bod Magur is expected to deliver the last sermon of the conference year and invitations are extended to attendees.
The Labor Day race at Kemmerer featured Walter H owned by A. Mileman of Big Piney against Ragerash owned by Mr. Finch of Rock Springs and ridden by James Barrett. Walter H won by a comfortable length despite skepticism about venue transfers, drawing a large crowd and heavy betting before post. Walter H, a well known local horse, has recent winning form and has changed residence from Rock Springs to Luce, near Piney.
Potter of Lava Hot Springs and Thiel of Soda Springs visit Kemmerer to arrange a $200 purse race with Potter's silver horse against Biddy O'Toole owned by A Hileman. Locals hope for a Kemmerer meet this month with 12 to 15 horses and strong assurances for participation.
The government intends to sell about 195000000 board feet of timber from Dunnevill e national forest Wyoming over eight years. Species include lodgepole pine and various firs. Minimum prices and readjustment provisions are set, with price caps and potential increases aligned to lumber market shifts.
Onicer Billy Knowles of the 0. 8, L, and Marshall McMinn visited Kemmerer early this week to inspect wrecked car sections and other sites in a bid to recover items stolen from a freight car found broken open near Kemmerer. Merchandize was seized.
A saloon altercation in Miners Exchange led one man to draw a razor and threaten a victim. Night Marshal Piz Andersherit, Constable Long, and Officer Gudmundsen pursued through Kemmerer, shooting but not stopping him. The assailant was captured near Marquis residence. victim hospitalized and recovering.
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