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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1911
Page
10
Readable columns report Camera office printing services and calendar details. Community items include visits by Colonel Christmas in Cheyenne, Kemmerer residents in town, a September birth, injuries from buggy accident, hospital transfer, ducking party on Cokeville trip, and social dances in Green River area with Mothers Lodge event.
George O Walton opens a new piano firm in Kemmerer in the Dr Marquis building. He brings high grade musical instruments and guarantees to back purchases. Walton previously ran a piano business in Stantpelier and will operate both stores with his home now in Kemmerer. Mrs A Le Voice from Haulwit Co. Factory assists and will stay briefly. Residents are urged to visit and inspect the stock.
Deputy Sheriff Morarity of Westwater County arrived in Kemmerer with warrants for Janes and Ed Harrett on contempt of court. Guardians Rogers escorted the pair to Green River and they were to serve a term, with Judge Craig cautioning on the sheep dispute. Beattie theater case cited as motive for alleged intimidation by a foreman, while Beattie’s role remains unclear.
The Kenmerer High School senior class held a Thursday meeting to organize for the coming year. Kathryn Biliett was named chair. Elizabeth Wood of Frontier became president. Kathryn Elliott vice president. Olive Rathoun secretary treasurer. Members discussed class activities such as wearing red and white for graduation and daily attire.
John Rissi announces he has disposed of his business interests in Kemmerer and plans to leave town. He calls all debtors to call and settle amounts owed and all claims against him arising from operating the Kemmer saloon.
A. W. Macy notes Roman baths such as the Diocletian complex covered miles and could serve around 30000 bathers at once. Diocletian ruled from 284 to 305 and is linked with intensified Christian persecution, with about 40000 martyrs mentioned in later annals.
Fragmentary OCR text references a county or committee, with unclear names and events. The readable bits show mentions of tolls and a committee in a linewater setting, but specifics are not decipherable.
The passage lists daily potato preparation ideas from Sunday to Saturday. Sunday mashed potatoes with milk and butter. Monday baked potatoes in jackets. Tuesday pee and bake with roast beef. Wednesday thin slices in cold water then baked with milk. Thursday peel steam and serve. Friday fry sliced potatoes with pepper. Saturday boil and make potato gravy with butter and cream.
The excerpt offers kitchen hints including adding a pinch of sugar to croquette crumbs, soaking celery for flavor, polishing wood with Gee sandpaper, and brushing with olive oil and vinegar. It also mentions serving a baked Gob wheel upright with carrot in the dish and making a lemon flavored drink by peeling and chopping lemon zest to achieve a piquant lemonade note.
A historic recipe describes making or buying a sponge cake, slicing it to spread sweet preserves, then pouring on whipped cream. The text suggests topping with blanched almonds or candied cherries and serving in custard cups or small dishes, yielding twelve portions.
A recipe fragment describes mixing two squares of chocolate with milk and egg yolk to form a custard like mixture. Stir constantly, add butter then cool. Mix in sugar milk soda dissolved, sifted pastry flour, vanilla and salt. Bake or present with 065 White and powdered sugar.
St Patrick's Catholic Church publishes mass times: 600 o'clock Sunday morning, 1000 o'clock Sunday, 1100 o'clock on the second and fourth Sundays, and 11200 o'clock on the fourth Sunday of each month. Rev. T. D. Lynch, Pastor.
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