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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1905
Page
9
Local notes from Kemmerer recount visits and official business by Sheriff Jame and others, Jewelers Corthe and Rufus King, plus school opening at Upper Mams Fork with Miles Agnes Bretner installed. Mentions social events, hunting trips, a masquerade, a new baby, religious services, and community updates on typhoid fears and upcoming public meetings.
A dated notice directs flockmasters to restrict sheep movement and grazing in the Green River area west of Green River, south of the Oregon Steel Highway, and toward Pibli Pueblo, during the October period. It further limits sheep in Wyoun Ayia Went near Green River and south of the Chapa Street area, with detailed territorial boundaries and timing.
Fragmented text indicates a local millinery opening advertisement with names and events. Core readable items mention a millinery opening and potential participants or shops, but many words are garbled, leaving limited verifiable details for a precise summary.
Reports from Basin Wyoming describe armed men threatening sheep camps of L A Gantz after a fatal raid that killed hundreds of sheep. Sheriff Fenton travels with a Gantz herder to prevent further violence as Gantz lies critically ill with a strangulated hernia. News from Laramie notes 80 army lieutenants will be appointed from Wyoming universities for the Philippines constabulary.
A clipped notice states that the individuals named acknowledge indebtedness and authorize collection actions under applicable law. It references a submission date and involves a party identified as the creditor seeking repayment. No further specifics on names, amounts, or locations are clearly legible.
The readable text is garbled with many misspellings and fragments. No clear event, names, places, dates, or affiliations can be determined from the available lines.
Progressive citizens fund a five event program by Midland Opera Quintette and noted speakers Dr Karl Holtz and Marvin Williams with lectures and operetta pieces. Proceeds support School District No 10 gymnasium funds. Season tickets $2.50 to $5.00, include reserved seats. single tickets higher. Tickets at Ulyth Var go Helaklis, City Del Store, and W S Avery.
The State Department faces a delicate turn in Venezuela France relations over the French Cable Company concession. potential naval pressure and the Monroe Doctrine are discussed. Moody may resign, Cortelyou could head the Treasury, and a Gov cabinet reshuffle is hinted with Bonaparte in play. Miss Roosevelt’s gift controversy is noted amid diplomatic visits.
Sept 28 notice from Douglas Wyoming invites visitors to five days of state fair activities. Railroads offer low rates and a grand military encampment with federal troops, exhibits, livestock shows, and the largest agricultural and mineral display yet. Families urged to attend as preparations continue and event spaces expand.
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