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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1918
Page
16
Oakley officials report the town will exceed its Liberty Loan quota by about 4000 dollars. The target is roughly 8300 dollars with Japanese residents already subscribing 85300. About 200 workers are employed at Oakley, making the judge’s outlook conservative.
A Wyoming ranch advertises seed potatoes for rent or lease. Verified by P O Box 475 South Superior, Wyoming. Mentions Blue Vietor and White Elephant varieties, dry farming, and a price note of four cents per ewt. Includes names and places with scattered garbled terms.
A wartime appeal urges oil industry leaders to boost crude production. It warns government departments hinder expansion by blocking acreage development while pledging national access to U S and Mexican resources to meet allied needs. The President is urged to coordinate departments to increase supply.
High school girls raise 340.40 for war save effort. Hart Jones is highlighted as star reporter. Junior high teacher J. S. Dunes leaves for Uncle Sam. Students and teachers regret loss, hope others will join the effort. War news and school events feature prominently with local figures like Mr. Jones and Mrs. Chutes noted.
A civic evening in City Hall celebrates an oath anniversary with a four piece Dell ensemble and a musical program. Reiday and Alee Sin perform at the event, held to benefit Oror.
Dr Vranets Joues of Polaria Petroleum departed early this week from Salt Lake City for Denver Omaha and possibly Chicago. The trip aims to advance Iran business tied to the company plans for extensive operations this season.
The Wyoming Stockmen’s Association gathering featured lectures on poisonous range plants and a show of injury costs, with Jenkins Presen’s report read. Officers were elected including James Shaw as President and Underwood as Vice President, while Carey resigned the presidency amid turnout and speeches by Charlee O Connor and Will H Wood.
Services will be held in the M. E. church next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock with Sunday school as usual. Evening Epworth League meets at eight. preaching at Ti.
Statewide campaign outlines a drive to record bond buyers and slackers. Those purchasing bonds receive a service flag and towns meeting quotas earn an honor flag, with names inscribed on an honor roll and a capital unfurling. County apportionments total 5 025 900 dollars with many county figures listed.
A stark wartime exhortation arguing war consumes lives and money with no limit. It asserts every able man must fight and every dollar must mobilize, urging citizens to invest in Liberty Bonds to support the national war effort.
A marriage occurred Monday night at the M parish with Bey and Clower tying the knot and wedding George G Parad of Bonturiit and Mlorence Hloare of Promant City in attendance. The ceremony was conducted by a local parson and involved a modest fee.
Maya, proprietor of Japaniete laundry, told police last Thursday his shop was entered and a cash register with about 60 dollars taken. Belief links the burglary to two men who terrorized the Burne resort the same evening, an attack that led to a murder of an inmate. The note closes with a wartime card index pledge for citizens’ war records.
Red Cross activities intertwined with the Stockprowers Convention last week. A lunch for visitors at Odd Fellows Hall drew a large crowd and produced about $700 from lunch dinner and a dance at Lyceum Hall. The event benefited Red Cross work.
M. Whitney, chairman of the Military Trai fie Camps association four committee, reports eastern headquarters requests publish a pressing need for 150 heavy auto truck drivers and 400 gasoline tractor drivers for a new overseas tank corps unit. Inductees or enlistees within relevant age will be considered. experienced drivers may earn early non commissioned grades.
Max Hanzic of Lubic prominent Aust rian solony sae ae leaders among his people died yesterday at noon in Laesta County Miners Hospital after a brief illness of acute Briahte a menag folio ing a case of La Gri married He leaves a wife and children.
Dominic Fenorio, an eight year old miner, died in Sublet No 6 last week. He was unmarried. Funeral services were held under the Italian Masonic order in Diamondville.
In a letter to the stock men convention, Miss Allee Smith thanks Kemmerer for warm reception and hospitality. She notes visiting stockmen will long remember Kemmerer with pleasure and praises the arrangements made for the gathering.
Nineteen thousand baseball bats have been sent overseas by the YMCA for the American expeditionary forces, bolstering morale and recreation for soldiers overseas. The shipment highlights wartime support from civic groups and the role of athletic amenities for troops.
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