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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1907
Page
1
A chaotic scatter of names places and events outlines social chatter legal notices and a local death and property moves. Mentions include Bar Park Bik Hotel Cokeville Pantigen Haratella and the Western Wyoming Copper Company while noting a rancher death at Hig Miney ranch and a pending sale or transfer of property with a portrait of scattered residents and business figures.
Fragmented OCR reveals J. L. Kemmerer and wife arriving with a small retinue at a Peninsylvania location. Details mix names and roles, describing a secretary treasurer and a business group, with uncertain dates and events. The piece hints at a dramatic appearance and forecasts a significant impact on the local population, but specifics are unclear.
A mixed local column reports social visits to Portland and Los Angeles, wedding attendance, and visiting relatives across several towns. It notes upcoming livestock sales in Cokeville and promotions for Cotswold sheep, with prices and dates, plus several brief regional notices and an advert for Whites Cream Vermifuge.
Estray animal description includes white feet and a diamond mark on the right shoulder. Owners may recover by paying costs. party names Lewis Tavis and Mig Putey appear in fragmented text. Public notice urges possible bid discussions.
The fragment discusses respiratory health and mentions therapies and beliefs about healing breath with claims of medical benefits. Names appear as Stephens W Poet Waihi and Dr Kings New Dinenvery, with references to a drug store offering remedies and free samples. The text is inconsistent and reads like a damaged newspaper clipping.
An unusual gathering at Callahan's Opera featured Zina Abechien among several attendees. The preperioe occasion drew varied crowd with a climber present and plans for a later display, though details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Church notices announce rites at the cathedral with confirmations and Sundays at the usual parish schedule. Details mention names and locations, with tentative times and ongoing worship activities led by church leaders and stewards.
An unclear OCR passage mentions a local figure and references conflicts and events with multiple names. The garbled text includes mentions of a person likely named Cheri Cini Mtb Goert and phrases implying a political or social controversy, with scattered references to a house and diverse locations.
A card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during illness and death of a loved one. The message acknowledges sympathy and assistance from Leigh, Wy Dowies, and others, naming community figures and the Moor Aud opathy duration.
The notice describes a land sale near the river with cultivation details, water rights priority, and property described as suitable for grains and vegetables. It lists bidders Luothy, Jala, Abin, and others, with delivery lines and locations Kemmerer and Wyo. The auction, hosted by a local line and grid, names applicants and dates for sale and payment, inviting interested parties to attend and submit receipts.
Report of a shooting scene twenty miles north of Kemmer where Blake fired on Peterson and Decker during a sheep herding dispute. Peterson died from chest wounds, Decker was wounded. Blake claimed self defense and was later found guilty of felonious assault after a court hearing. Sheriff Delaney led investigations and left for Avaietol with a prisoner.
Fragmentary ad copy from a historical newspaper touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick cure for felons boils sores and other skin and joint afflictions. It references generic remedies and dubious efficacy with odd spellings and mis-typed place names.
Legal notice announces a court action by a national bank against a defendant. It lists a failure to respond to a petition and directs appearance before the court at a specified date in October. The document names attorneys and officials handling the case and references property and recovery actions.
A curio mix of para quotes and mock literary lore appears, noting a brave soldier’s vanity and a marshal’s fate, then shifts to curious uses for pulp and a Napoleon anecdote. It includes reflections on virtue, a Tyburn hanging, a soul’s weight question, Uncle Eben quips, and a Wilmington Star mention.
Notice for publication lists coal entry details and related local claims involving Wyong Latania Heviuo toch Wyounting and Aluiist Yan. It cites entries, dates, and officials, including references to national organizations and a tax or revenue context. The text remains garbled yet indicates a formal public notice of claim status, registration, and potential deadlines.
A trimmed item notes the Omaha live stock market scene and a figure associated with paperty is prepared for an upcoming event. The text hints at a local market briefing and potential plans affecting trading activity.
Final proof notice for Desert Land in Kemmerer Wyoming lists Celeste Inama as claimant. Bureau details and witnesses are noted with dates and related land records for the publication.
Notice is published for a coal entry in Evanston Kemmerer Uintah County Wyoming. The case involves applicants Thomas Davis and others seeking rights to a coal claim. Protests may be filed by October in care of the court, with details of location and parties as provided by the filing.
Notice for publication references a land claim or probate filing in Evanston Wyoming and Pittsburg area, with mentions of Wyo and Minn jurisdictions. It notes a period for response and lists a registrant, dates, and procedural steps, warning interested parties to respond by set deadlines. It references a man named Hie Bhs and a registration event in Minneapolis area.
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