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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1911
Page
9
Local merchants discuss the value of mail order ads citing Ward catalogues and national reach. Some argue ads boost sales and awareness, others say local stores suffice. The debate notes that Ward stock and prices are widely known, while concerns about mail order quality persist despite potential gains.
Senator W D Taylor, head of the Brigation company, returned from Kansas City where he discussed segregation measures tied to the North Piney canal project. He advised local residents to begin work when possible, as 16 000 acres north of Big Piney would be irrigated, with over 6000 acres already sold to twenty five families. Some residents may resist starting during spring, while others will proceed.
Jake Herschier of the Camyen Branch visited Friday to arrange a shipment of half done 90 rare Taube. He reports a successful area west of the bay with alfalfa and believes the bent stand yields could improve with grazing. He preserves a ten-year old wool fleece from the Kian Mau stock for future breeding.
A jumble of names and short items records social visits, student assignments, and local travel. People including H. Bt. Earnham, George Ucker, Fred Bailey, Miss Grace Van Winkle, and Grace Lundbeck appear with movements between Labarge Vivla Kewuerer and Salt Lake. A school at Vivla opens with Miss Van Winkle as teacher, and H Gowald and others are noted in various towns.
Incoherent town planning notes describe a movement toward building a new substantiation area in Big Piney. Fragments reference securing materials and local development effort, with unclear names and dates.
A readable fragment describes Red Rich tending oats and Piney tanh with efforts to compare his crop merits to others in Wyoming. It notes harvest timing, plowing, water, and a crop yield of about 70 tons, with plans to take it home.
Clarence Mulder has begun draining water from his Fontenelle ranch to reclaim land for hay production. The project, first of its kind locally, aims to drainage 20 acres by redirecting spring water into a creek, enabling expansion of his hay crop next year.
Shamruck Judge Nu daughter of Rebebat will host a dancing party at Blin hall in Diamondville Saturday evening to mark the sixtieth anniversary of the order. Ladies prepared for a big time, with music and convivial events planned throughout the night. Join with the afaguod Line for the celebration.
Hones at Walt Penner ranch on Mamefurk area offer horses for sale by A D Hoskins lin Kemmeret, von Alike. Prank Nicnonsen listed as contact.
Grace Hargreaves and a suitor Grace Grace and a group search secondhand furniture for a hotel in New Brenewich. They buy pieces with memories tied to a past vacation, sharing quiet confessions and shaping a bond as they collect antiques.
Everett greets his wife at the station after a long trip and learns of family misadventures. Lulu has measles, a nurse cares for Frederick, Corinne’s piano is out, Aunt Mary caused a scene, and Toby the dog was run over but buried behind the pantry bed. The couple jokes about cooks, moth holes, and returning to normal life.
A garbled message references building a home and including Boost elastic steps and a budget. It mentions reading and a request to improve something, with unclear names and phrases.
Local shop Craigs Emporium advertises a wide assortment including candies fruit nuts tobacco cigars pipes stationery and notions at consistently low prices plus an invitation to call at the store for details and availability.
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