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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1915
Page
13
The Commerce band performed Sunday afternoon to a grateful Keaumaver crowd. The ensemble played selections, drew cheers from attendees, and plans for monthly donations to support public gatherings were discussed. The event boosted local pride and showcased the town’s musical talent.
The Methodist Church notes include a planned picture, a baptism of four children, a Thursday 2:30 pm service, and a Saturday marriage of Guy Rose and Alice Graham at the M E B parsonage. The Ladin Ald meets Thursday afternoon, and the public is invited to services. G A Mewley, Pastor, announces Kemmerer Cream Laundry proprietor Blaza left for Salt Lake City last week due to ankle trouble.
The World Film corporation presents Salambo a 9 100 000 photodram based on Gustave Flauberts novel Carthaginian Rome conflict and Matho slave heroine. Opened March 1 at Gaiden New Kemmerer theatre with show at New Kemmerer Monday April 80. Prices listed. seats limited were reserved for opening.
Sullivan and Bickle promise leading point renting with guaranteed work and 8 materia, focusing on guaranteed performance and material inclusion in the contract.
Local items reported include residents visiting from Cokeville and Oaksville, shopping trips by Nora Horner, plumbing work by W B Hitt, and Bowcatt visitors with family. Morris Thomas and wife shopped from the ranch. a May 4 fundraising total of 43 dollars was raised by Episcopal church women.
A garbled batch of social snippets from Kemmerer and Oakley covers visits, travels, and events. Notes mention residents like Roy Rawards, Parley Baldwin, and Louie Kastor, dances at local churches, attendance at ball events, travelers to Salt Lake City, and an Oakley Austrian Italian Society ball.
J. L. Phobell and associates note a jitney business failure affecting local transit. Weekend visitors include Ww. Chamberlain joining a Moose initiation, and Jim Sloan with Frank Killen arriving to bid Hugh a farewell on No. 17. Residents head to Idaho for farming, Utah for work, or travel to Cumberland and Evanston for family events. Mortgage of local thieves and civic appointments surface as jail and sheriff staff shift roles. A Rochester visitor promotes the Projectograph for safer checks, amid routine hospital and county updates.
Elle Schwalbe spent several days in Cokenithe last week where he landed painting contracts. Lincoln Lumber Co. awarded a contract to build a fence around the Odd Fellows cemetery, expected to complete for Decoration Day. Wu Grew and family left for Big Piney Monday with houseboat woods. Mr Grew has timber contracts for the winter and plans to return to Seyder Basin. The family will stay in Big Piney PT. Theretos and no Bwanuel arrived the first of the week from Lilypola, now at Flat Handl o& Greece River. Mr Thornton comes to dispose of the Thornton estate and will remain.
WAM and E Pitt advertise a reliable plunder van service with a contact phone number 59, promising swift pickups and discreet handling for clients seeking swift concealment or theft aiding.
During the past weeks the Camens has received many orders by mail for job printing envelopes writing paper business cards and statements. All have been promptly printed and forwarded. The business serves those who cannot come in person and mail order work is given prompt attention.
Fragments indicate a classified notice about a litter of pups offered for sale by Simmy Woods. Details are partially garbled but imply a private sale with contact through a listed party.
Notice to creditors that letters of administration were granted on the 20th of April in the year 188 ranted to the above estate. All persons having claims or demands against the estate must exhibit them with vouchers within six months after the date of letters. Place: Livevin County, Wyoming.
A May 1 benefit dance at the Lyceum theatre runs by the nurses of Lincoln County Miners hospital to furnish and equip the Nurses' Home donated by Miss Gertrude Kemmerer. Miss Mabel Goddard chairs the committee as the nurses seek furniture for four bedrooms and the living rooms, with hope for a piano or victrola. Funds from winter dances helped but were insufficient, and volunteers are urged to buy tickets to speed completion of the home for the nurses.
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