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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
6
Officials in Kemmerer and Pinedale consider license actions after a council session. Local boards reviewed establishments including Brothers Agala in Limesight amid liquor license discussions.
Sept 9 1008 notes Dr Cook locating the North Pole and hints at forthcoming airship excursions. Wheatland boosters advertise the locality while council debates liquor licenses and street improvements. The Fremont county meeting weighs licensing, cement walks, sewers, and road repairs as public works and revenue topics dominate.
It is pleasing to the flockmasters of Uinta county that the recent quarantine order leaves the county unaffected with no disease reported for years. Dialogue on Dr. Cook s discovery and American science contrasts with foreign skepticism while Hon J W Cook is praised as editor. Wyoming ranchers should note hay is the most valuable U S crop, corn next, wheat third.
The Shepherd's Journal notes improved prospects thanks to the National Woolgrowers' Association in Washington. Farmers look ahead to 810 lambs and 35-cent wool, signaling healthier bank counts and plans to buy stock to enhance flocks.
The article notes that Mr. Mandel remains on his former committees with Cannon despite reshuffling. It praises Mandel for delivering results and says colleagues outside Wyoming also recognize his value.
The article notes Japanese courts sentencing around twenty parliament members for taking bribes from a gambling trust. It warns that if similar rapid action occurs here, guilty trust members, especially the higher ups, will face public approval according to the Sheridan Post.
A telephone message from County Clerk Donald McAllister states the county levy has been ordered by the board of supervisors. The levy funds will cover general county purposes and interest on bonds, with total estimated figures and specific allocation to redemption of outstanding bonds and miscellaneous county costs.
Nathan reports a severe accident Monday night near a railway yard where a freight fall caused both legs to break. He describes the event as chaotic and notes immediate medical attention and a dramatic scene at the location.
Mr and Mrs Lou Hennick of Pinedale visited Evanston after a family event. Hennick brought a winter wheat sample from his ranch. It is estimated to yield 35 bushels per acre. Ranchers in the area report a successful grain year.
Frontier baseball team and a large crowd traveled to Rock Springs where Frontier won 5 to 4. Crider and Lakue hit home runs and the visitors were well treated by Rock Springs residents. A return game was promised, but Frontier felt fatigue from travel and could not meet Salt Upasatrong in time.
Symes sells all interests in Kemmerer Opera House and bar to John Felix who takes possession Sunday morning. The Symes family will remain in town while his future plans are undecided. The Pickering show opens Sunday evening with admission at 1 cent.
Autumn millinery debuts announced for September 17 and 18 in Diamondville. The notice highlights Elberta peaches next week and lists Mousisin Tradlog Co as distributor with updated street data and new designs.
Sunday evening Judge Bosm performed the ceremony uniting Frenk Trompe and Boriha Halman as husband and wife in Kenmore. Guests and relatives attended the event followed by a reception and train departure details.
A string of brief Kemmerer notices covers shipments arrivals and shop ads. It notes sample shipments for display, hotel dinners, and theater shows including The Pickering show at the opera house. Local residents and visitors are referenced with business and personal updates across town.
Community notes from Kemmerer Wyoming list residents attending meetings and events, including Miss Marion Christmas heading to Idaho for college and several locals changing jobs or moving. Posts mention theater openings, night operators, stage trips, and visits, with updates on doctors, ranch work, and upcoming Four-State Fair activities.
The Kemmerer Labor Day events featured a Japanese wrestling contest drawing long crowds and a baseball clash between the Frontier team and Gregan Short Live from Salt Lake City. Final score 14 to 4 with Nagilo umpiring and praised sportsmanship throughout.
Notice indicates partnership dissolution involving Prichard and Pet plus Kemmerer entities. Details reference Roan area and Meentain Trading Co in Diamondville with corresponding addresses. Filing cites T308 and local agents including Jere and Cov ers.
A spirited day game saw Glen ton contribute a nine man showcase while Diamondville Liver Cergat Ban provided music. crowd turnout crowned the grand ball that evening. Dismantville Local No 2294 and event committees earned praise for organized celebration and full management.
The Kemmerer band provided the day’s theme with martial music as Diamondville celebrated with a grand evening bell. A Sunday parade and speeches followed a Diamondville baseball victory over Soda Springs, drawing attendees from Glencoe Cumberland and Bikul.
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