14 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
1
The scale ratified ensures continued operations with a three cent general increase and daily rates set for miners, gas watch, and outside labor. Delegates from western Wyoming mines attended, reporting no major issues as the agreement was signed and profits anticipated for the year.
Halkala Remes announces the marriage of Misa Serefia Halkais and Ferdinand Kemed on Sunday, September 18 at the home of J P Pohjola. The bride and groom are both 58 and plan to reside in the area with many friends and relatives attending.
The community reports that efforts are under way to improve the old stage road north of Kemmerer and the Sublet road. Road Supervisor Celeste Inama is smoothing rough edges and a plan eliminates two dangerous railroad crossings with a canyon route cut through the east hill. Ranchers cite safety concerns, and the project is described as low cost with ongoing oversight.
L G Isenhart reports from the Fontonelle basin ranch that after September 15 the Taft post office will close. The office has been running about two years and Mrs Isenhart the late postmaster. Sublet is expected to become the nearest address for patrons.
Mr and Mrs L L Palmer came back Saturday from Colorado with Mrs Palmer’s mother’s remains for burial at the old home. They toured eastern Kauss and Nebraska where Mr Palmer said Nebraska saw unprecedented rainfall, especially in Lincoln with eight inches in one night.
Cokeville items describe visitors, travel plans, and small town updates. Dean was a visitor at Montpelier. J D Noblitt noted near Evanston during Bishop Lilian Wares in Paris Idaho. The town prepared jail cells, while mayor and Antone Paar were seen. several residents traded lambs and cars, and Chas McKay planned a Wisconsin trip. Baseball score lists Cokeville 4 Bancroft 10.
Local listing notes lambs for sale from Cokeville Wyoming. Contact details are unclear in the fragment.
An informal Sunday baseball game at the picnic grounds across the river pitted Frontier worried women against single ladies. The women won 11 to 0 after five innings with Martha Zeubern as pitcher and Mias M Thomas catching for the maida, while Joseph Simpson pitched and Robert McLean caught for the married women. A rematch is planned for next Sunday with strong attendance expected.
President Taft and Speaker Mondell push agricultural entry bills. Regulations approved allow entries on coal lands, enabling 380 acre homestead claims to proceed. Roosevelt lauds the legislation in St Paul addresses as the movement fosters dryland farming potential.
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