07 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1907
Page
1
The page item mentions Barrette Parke and a Sunday visit at Park with plans and services in Evanston, Flintovn's Opera House, and Quaker Maid Eye Sold. It references District Court activities in Evanston, a trip to Cokeville, and a quarterly meeting by Dr. Biekel with preaching in September.
A note of heartfelt gratitude for the kindness and support shown by friends and neighbors. The message thanks those who offered help and shared condolences in a time of loss.
Fall opening of Millinery Dress and Sweet Hiaty shop begins September 14 in Kemmerer. Storekeeper W. M. McFadden promotes line of ladies dress hats and skirts in fine material. Shoppers urged to preview goods before purchasing.
A fragmented reminiscence describes Frontier visitors WHH and Cons Herland, hosting at Moy and Mr. Mey. The piece praises the scenery, hospitality, and community spirit, noting rivers, gardens, and civic pride. It mentions labor, celebrations, and hopes for future gatherings to strengthen harmony and fellowship.
The message thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy after a death. It expresses gratitude to those who offered support, meals, or visits and mentions appreciation from the family of the deceased.
A garbled note expresses gratitude to a Mr Pevens for support after a bereavement. It mentions friends and relatives including Mrs Sarah Alitron, BM, Laois and Panvily, and references daily routines, neighbors, and local names in a murky tribute card.
Labor Day in Kemmerer drew one of the largest crowds in memory as sunshine, good spirits, and well attended sports capped a flawless day. The parade featured elaborate floats and banners, including a seventeen foot long procession with over 500 participants, a front float with girls symbolizing unity, and a massive conveyance carrying forty seven little girls representing the states and virtues. City Park exercises opened with a welcome from Ma. Meeker and a program of day’s offerings.
Brown of Pittstown Vermont touts Nest Tow pension as the best. Kings New Life Pills claim to cure constipation and serve for liver and spleen issues. For sale at Roberts Drugstore and other outlets with claims of family health benefits. Apply to Matti Ki aon Bondurant, Wye.
The state of Wyoming Ulata County Court serves Sheridan with a lawsuit by Fleet National Bank of Kenewaver Wy Vig seeking recovery of money with interest. The notice names the defendant and details an attachment order on property valued around 200.00 to 8000.00 and a court date in October with clerk John Tompson presiding.
Notice to creditors of the estate of William J Delaney Deceased. Letters of administration were issued August 1907 to the named administrator. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months or be barred. claims must be filed within one year from the letters. Dated August 1, 1907. Timothy Kasse administrator.
An 1807 advertisement from J. Roberts Drug Store touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs and consumption like a miraculous health aid. The copy lists cures for stomach weakness and nerves, claims free bottles and large rewards, and names multiple towns and suppliers, including Roberts Drug Store in Columbus Ohio.
Notice announces incorporation of Sky Mile Ltd a Wyoming corporation with capital stock of one hundred thousand dollars. The company to engage in mining coal and related transport with principal place at First National Bank Kemmerer and officers W Sticklay president and secretary treasurer Hoyt Ado Walker. The filing lists agent Day A Maxon at the First National Bank Kemmerer as official serving in Wyoming and the State of Wyoming jurisdiction.
Historic notice documents incorporation of Tongue River Lenn Company in Wyoming with intent to conduct coal lands leasing and related activities. Names listed include officers and incorporators, with agent and state filing details referenced.
Public notice outlines a merger filing involving coal entities and a potential sale or regulatory action. Identifies parties and dates, with notification requirements and expected timeline for public comment and approval. The document emphasizes compliance steps and contact points for stakeholders.
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