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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1917
Page
5
A patriotic salute greets soldiers from Kemmerer as they depart for service, with townspeople praising the American soldier and the flag. The piece reflects gratitude for enlistments in Company H and warns of broader threats from Germany and the Mexican-Japanese conspiracy.
The tour notes a near catastrophe as the Administration party struggles to form a House of Representatives under a Republican speaker. With Republicans holding 214 seats, Democrats 212, and independents 1, party lines threaten to block legislative action and impede executive cooperation, risking stalled governance.
The Kater's government seeks to remedy the breach citing the United States response and the damage caused by hostile agents. Officials promise measures to protect property and restore trust as inheritance of the events unfolds.
A letter urges Kemmerer to stage a spring clean-up and paint-up week led by the Chamber of Commerce. It notes other towns promote beautification with grassy yards productive gardens painted buildings and cleaned alleys to improve the town’s appearance.
The Kemmerer Camera plans a large booster edition in magazine form with pictures of scenery pioneers game and articles on roads cattle oil mining and other resources to benefit Lincoln County citizens. The Big Piney Examiner urges all residents to support the effort.
On the street, friends ask about Dr. Hocker and his progress. The man is well regarded and hoped to soon be seen at his office and on professional rounds, with his good reputation continuing to spread.
Citizens of Kemmerer seek an early spring reorganization of the town band to restore its status as one of the best in the state. The community urges residents to come together and support land improvements while keeping the band’s honor intact.
The newly organized Chamber of Commerce strengthens town ties and supports local business leadership. Citizens rally behind commercial progress and coordinated efforts to boost commerce, industry, and community vitality across Keteniener.
A spring break week begins Monday at Kemawrer schools. Many teachers are improving the time, with several reported to have left town, while others remain in place. Parents and students anticipate a quieter week as activities resume later.
A nostalgic poem recalls a mother’s comfort from childhood to adulthood. The speaker, now grown, remembers how the sweet smiling mother’s name and guidance lift his spirits and call him to duty. The piece ends with a blessing to his mother.
A Camera representative visited Star Valley and witnessed brisk activity despite deep snow. Farmers and business leaders push dairying through creamery development, turning milk into butter and cheese and shipping products to rail lines. Two creamery firms operate locally with plans for two more by June, bringing financial stability to families across the Inland Eden.
Kemmerer announces a Wednesday mass meeting to recruit for the navy with a post event dance. Local militia residents from Cumberland Big Piney Opal Star Valley and Jackson invited, plus a Kemmerer Military band and orchestra to provide music and a parade beforehand. Flags rise over Triangle as President Wilson calls Congress to extraordinary session.
Mareni T Bravin and Mine Teresa of Diamondville wed by Justice of the Peace Holland after a license issued in April. Separately William Clark and Frances Armstrong, both of Glencoe, also received a license for marriage.
Soldiers of Company H return from five months on the Mexican border and occupy quarters in Kemmerer for an indefinite time. Citizens have shown hospitality and kindness, with Dr Stafford reassigned as Lieutenant of the Medical Staff. The unit was the first to respond to the call and remains ready for any further assignment.
Plans for defense of strategic points in Wyoming formed for weeks crystallized into action Monday morning when Captain Waugh of Company H received orders to send men to points along the U S and S and also on the U P in Uinta county. Other companies are similarly scattered. Vr and Me 8 A Hubbel of Fos ull are in Kemmerer for a few days.
Publication in Kemmerer Wyoming issued weekly is listed under the 1912 act. Editor Robert R. Rose and Business Manager Chas E Bruce appear, with Robert R Howe as Owner. Sworn April 3 1917 by Notary A Christmas. bondholders statements show none of 1 percent or more.
Frontier Supply Co warns that some users have diverted power by mechanical means to avoid bills. Citing Section 8, Chapter 59, Wyoming Laws 1911, penalties apply. No prosecutions yet, but future offenses will be vigorously pursued. Read our $5 prize offer on first page.
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