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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1913
Page
10
Dealers report a large fossil supply reaching Rock Springs amid concerns over market demand. Experts in Kemmerer note renewed interest, while local observers expect a return of workers and activity later this year.
Notice to property owners under town ordinance to comply with adjacent work or the town will perform it and assess the cost against the property.
F D Chaple of Big Piney reports severe road conditions near Kemmerer last week with icy stretches and damaged surfaces. He notes high drifts and stalled traffic as travelers face delays and hazards on the routes back to settlers and ranchers awaiting better passage.
P W Olson of Cokeville visited Kemmerer last week to check three bands of sheep wintering on the Sweetwater lens. He reported a small son suffered during winter, but the stock is in prime condition. Work on the remaining bands will begin on land near the ranch, with further activity at pens near Cokeville. Old papers for sale at The Camera office.
A district warns readers about unscrupulous real estate agents posing as trustworthy firms. The piece critiques agents who promise profits, demand high fees, and use aggressive tactics while lacking legitimate bargains. It urges caution and favors publishing recommendations from credible sources.
The establishment of an employment agency in Kemmerer will fill a long felt want for both job seekers and those seeking help. Advertisements locating this service appear in this issue, promising convenient access for those needing competent assistance and marking Kemmerer as an enterprising town.
The Kemmerer area lists upcoming events on Sunday and Wednesday at venues such as the Lyceum and Palmer House. Readers are invited to the Kemmerer orchestra dance, a pastry sale, and social gatherings with notices for room rentals, employment ads, and local happenings.
Readable parts reveal a school theatre program at the Lyceum this week. The Junior Auxiliary plans a four act performance with scenes set on campus and a closing campus celebration. Ticket prices range from 4 to 50 cents.
A A Meranti Mercantile Co in Mera Wyoming reports seed potatoes affected by sea voyage delays. The company notes supply disruption as shipments from Sloe and Opal varieties face weather and transit issues.
In memoriam for Sarah A Sweeney who departed life three years ago today. Sister of T Sweeney of this city. Gone but not forgotten. Kemmerer Wyoming April 9 1913.
A collection of brief notes reports and notices: Robt Muir visited from Rock Springs Inst Thursday while Colonel BH EB attended legal matters in Denver. Mrs Oscar Peterson and children spent the weekend at the launch near Cokeville. Attorney Ralph Smith left for Salt Lake City on legal duties in Evanston. Frank E Curtis traveled to Boise with curious remarks about the visit. Mrs Christmas installed a Leopold quarter sawn oak desk in her office. Nick G Pay announced openings at Dendyites and a new candy line from Pappas. Five months old son of Mr and Mrs Carl Rogers died Thursday. Fish Day at Kemmerer Market planned for Friday. Parley Anderson of Border visited town meeting on Friday. The Border north shop and Geneva Idaho sheep operations proceed toward summer range. Miss Mayme Jones hosted a gathering with Mrs Gamer observers praising the pastries from Kemmerly Bakery. A delightful birthday party for Miss Loletti was noted.
Fragment mentions A G Silvas and a Besioggs Migr with a phone number field, but readable details are insufficient to determine event or notice.
There is an opening at the new Lincoln County Mins ors hospital for several young ladies eager to train as nurses. Positions pay one month with room and meals, then with room, board, laundry and uniforms. Apply to Superintendent Dr. W. A. Whitlock at Kemmer.
Cleveland health department offers ten cents per fly, urging residents to swat them to curb disease. The note notes the season’s approach and the value of pest control for public health, while local towns may consider rewards for dead flies. A separate item mentions Dr. Stafford attending to Pete Nelson who broke his ankle.
County Commissioner Peterson reports spring opening splendidly in Star Valley. Ranchers expect higher dairy cattle output this season as dairy cattle numbers increase and supplements to dairy products rise. Mr. Fomened traveled from Ogden to Salt Lake for business.
An explosion at the Lucky Young railroad grading camp near Conroy destroyed several tents and damaged glass but caused no injuries. The blast, reportedly from dynamite used in grading for the United States Coal Mining Co. mines, shattered panes and toppled tents without harming any workers.
Hon John L. Eynon and Thos W Lloyd of Jackson were guests in Kemmerer for several hours Monday on business en route to Rock Springs. They reported good prospects in Jackson Hole with ranchers and farmers optimistic for a prosperous year. Dog tax notice warns that from April 14 dogs on streets without tax tags will be impounded and un tax payments may lead to killing. town ordinances authorize this action per Town Marshal Brady.
Court House Notes recounts Ben Bell stepping away from county treasurer duties for a few days while visiting Evanston. Hancey, a Cache Valley pioneer, dies in Hyde Park at age 73 or 74 leaving a large family. Sheriff Hanson and Under Sheriff Gudmannen respond to a disturbance at the Lyceum amid county changes and tension.
Warren Burke and P. J. Sullivan returned from Big Piney and Marbleton after surveying townsites for drilling oil and water wells. Burke expects an oil well in the LaBai area to be completed soon as prospects look first rate for the venture. The note adds an advertisement for the Lincoln Hotel with rooms, steam heat, electric light, bath, and a jeweler offering timekeeping.
All dog owners in Kemmerer are notified that 1913 licenses are now due and may be obtained from the marshal. Dogs running at large without payment will be impounded and destroyed as required by law. Con F. Brady, Town Marshal.
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