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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1906
Page
9
The column records Evanston attendance at the District Court with mentions of local residents and visitors from Lamia Poller to Mrs MeFadden. It notes Mrs Mollie Sarinate and Charlet Olson visiting relatives, and mentions Miss Mollie Sarinate at home of Mes. Charlet Olson and Lew Phagst and child traveling to Portland for relatives.
Church notices announce a revival service at the MB Church tomorrow with Dred Biekel preaching on Sunday at the MB Church. Superintendent Ber invites the public to attend and join in the service.
Curnier Chelis and Calin to Cumberland today to probe the sudden death of a four month old infant at Unk plane. The infant received a drug at the Cone jamessy store and died soon after with poisoning symptoms. The mother denies administering the drug but has been repeatedly identified by the selling clerk. Police plan further inquiries and hold the woman pending the rest of the investigation. If evidence shows a criminal act, authorities seek the severest penalties.
A grand opening is planned September 17 1906 at Millinery and Dress Parlors 15 West HL Jiraya Pittsfield inviting the public to view a new Fall line of Pat tern hats Street hats and novelties. The note claims the stock will be the best this side of Chicago and prices as low as any city including Salt Lake.
Statewide news reports the University of Wyoming scholarships for next year. Recipients include Donald Foote of Byaston with the Jones scholarship of 100. Mrs. W. D. Foster of Big Horn receives the second Jones award. Emmons scholarship valued at 100 goes to Pred Tank of Thermopolis. Clifford June of Sheridan wins the Atmel scholarship of 50. Willan Milcholland of Buffalo earns the Warren scholarship of 100. Mary Scott of Diamondville receives the Arnold cellular stipend of 100. The piece ends noting a miners’ strike in Shoshone County and gold discoveries near Ponet Creek, with mixed local reactions.
A garbled OCR fragment lists financial terms and numerous personal and place names. It mentions the First National Bank, balance and assets figures, and scattered references to officials, locations, and dates, though many items are unreadable or distorted. The text appears as a jumbled summary page from a banking report with multiple improper spellings and inserted names.
The Kemmerer council met in regular session at 8 o clock. Mayor Folger and two members were present, others Absent. Minutes of the prior meeting read and approved. Treasurer and clerk salaries listed. Monthly report shows receipts for May totaling 58.53. Bills presented and allowed. A resignation and a new appointment filled a vacancy. Council adjourned.
Notice announces final settlement and distribution of an estate in Wyaming. It names district officials, the executor, and the broad procedural steps. It states the settlement will take place at the district courthouse and lists interested parties entitled to share.
Notice of dissolution of the partnership between M. D. Callahan and Peters Naylin under Callahan and Naylin. Naylin retires from the firm. all debts and accounts payable to M. Callahan. Dated Kemmerer Wyoming August 25, 1900.
Owners of dogs are warned to come in and pay the tax as required by ordinance. Dogs without tags will be shot on sight after the 25th.
An advertises a five room rental above a saloon with water and light, good stands, and usable premises. Mentions cautious sailors and a bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia sold by J B Roberts as a stomach aid.
A bobtailed fox with a spotted coat has vanished near HOBERY ANEDDON in Diamondville Wyoming. A reward is offered for its return.
A ten dollar reward is offered for the return of a red milk cow described as branded TC a deft hop. The cow wandered into the area near Frontier Wyoming and is believed to be tied to the Desorsyun property.
A garbled OCR passage shows fragmented dialogue with irregular spelling and missing context. It appears as a stray block of quoted phrases about daily life and places, with unclear attribution or narrative thread.
A garbled excerpt mentions a self assertion by an individual, with scattered phrases implying familial or personal tensions. The legible parts reference a son, a letter, and possible fear or threat, but the overall meaning is unclear due to OCR corruption.
A cryptic report describes costly jewels adorning a corpse and mentions New York figures, a mysterious ceremony, and a staged reveal. The fragmentary text hints at a dramatic spectacle or crime involving jewelry, a theater or press event, and a possible investigation by authorities.
fragmentary sale notice lists a property described with several garbled terms. readable bits reference a sale of a dwelling and related items, with uncertain spellings suggesting a local real estate or auction item. The legible entity set includes place names and generic sale language, but the full details are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a covert gathering with references to dates, locations, and participants. Names and specifics are obscured, but the excerpt suggests a planned event or discussion among members of an organization, with uncertain context and outcome.
Nebraska market notes report stronger beef demand and higher prices for steers and cows, with heavy feeders and heifers selling near top quotes. Sheep trade remained firm though light enough to limit values, yearlings and wethers showing demand. buyers observed fewer long-distance quotes and noted steady to higher prices overall.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sam Kendall in a Kansas town discussing cures for various ailments and a sale, with garbled phrases about remedies and conditions. The readable content centers on a quoted line about curing a felon and general doctoring language.
The passage presents garbled phrases and unclear references. It mentions individuals perhaps tied to a domestic or social scene but lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or a clear storyline. No verifiable entities or events emerge for a precise summary.
A damaged clipping recalls a graveside salute for fallen soldiers. The text carries garbled phrases but preserves a reference to a wartime or memorial ceremony and speakers honoring the departed.
The readable text fragment notes a historical event or notice with unclear names and places. It mentions a date or year and references individuals or groups, but many words are garbled. The exact event, location, and participants are not clearly discernible from the fragment.
Unclear excerpt appears as garbled OCR text with numerous misspellings. Readable fragments mention a tribal or regional event and possible individuals, but key names or dates are not discernible. The piece seems damaged or out of context.
A garbled OCR fragment references shops and a feminine name. The readable bits suggest a local notice or brief about a shop or market event, with no clear dates, people, or places to confirm a full report.
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