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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
12
A father criticizes the local newspaper for printing less useful content and neglecting readers while railing against missing issues. He pores over weddings, social events, and ads, then insists the paper lacks what people want. The piece ends urging timely subscription payments to avoid discontinuation.
The American Express Company in Omaha announces it becomes the General European Agency for the Union Pacific System effective September 1. The Union Pacific shield will be painted on the windows of 21 European agencies and agents will be supplied with full travel information for trips over Union Pacific Lines in America. Services include securing steamship, hotel and railroad accommodations, paying customs charges, and easing travel details for Americans in Europe and Europeans in the United States.
The text cherishes multigenerational homes where grandparents share priceless counsel and memories. It notes the joy of listening and speaking with elders and hints at a gentle view of aging, urging kindness toward the old while acknowledging long journeys and duties across generations.
Railroads announce a one fare round trip for the Wyoming State Fair with travel from Ft Robinson to Douglas. Effective September 29, tickets valid through October. Colonel H G Sichel reports the Troops F and G and the Machine Gun Platoon of the 12th Cavalry under Captain C G Symmons will march over land from Fort Robinson and arrive in Douglas before the fair opens.
The Slate of Wyoming informs creditors and heirs of the estate of Lawrence Quealy that Patrick J. Quealy, administrator, has filed an account and petition for distribution. A hearing is set for October 6 at 10 a.m. in the Evanston courthouse to settle the estate and contest any claims. Christine, attorney for the estate, will be present.
T 1s Gaimon reports 212 tons of alfalfa from two crops this year and 40 acres of grain fully stacked, with yields among the best. He notes overall favorable farming conditions in Green River Valley and plans to move his family into town in early October for the winter.
A Scutari magistrate issued a Solomon like ruling after a peasant claimed his cow from a trainload of cattle. The cow would be milked in the public square and, if it walked to the plaintiff’s stable on its own, the cow would belong to him. The cow complied and the judgment stood.
A Scots athletic event features tossing the caber a long tapered log. Competitors lift the larger end and flip it so the small end travels in a half circle, with points awarded for distance from the thrower.
Edward J. Smith administrator of James Henson Deceased files final account for estate in Uluta County Wyoming. Court sets settlement for October at ten in Evanston court room. Any interested party may appear and file exceptions in writing with the clerk of court. Dated August 1 1913. Attorneys Christmans listed.
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