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Newspaper

The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1915

Page

15

Old Friends Recall: Names on the Fourth Street Bond

A nostalgic column recounts long-ago colleagues from the Minneapolis Daily Journal era, listing newspaper names and cheerful characters like Colonel C Watt Brandon, Matt Williams, and many others. It reflects on memories from Wyoming days in 1904 and the camaraderie of the old print house crew.

Minneapolis Daily Journal Wyoming Minneapolis Minnesota Samuel R. van Sant Mississippi Fourth Street Ted Varnum Lyman Morey Clarence Miner Bob Clark Charlie Harris Pat Miles Billings Will Namings Ed Atterbury Will Wright C. Watt Brandon Jake Werner Eddie Barnes Leroy Robinson Abbott Blunt V. Winkle Capehart E. B. Smith Doc Bowman van Antwerp Percy Benson Pat Gibbons Percy Weadon Matt Williams

Forest Service Reports Increase in Forest Fees and Timber Sales

Washington Forest Service headquarters reports forests collected over 2.5 million dollars from users, up forty thousand from last year. Timber sales fell while grazing fees rose by 127 thousand dollars. The article discusses state ownership and funding of National Forest upkeep and the push for states to gain ownership in the near future.

Washington The Forest Service Ain

Fragmentary report on resignation and reactions from Casper Press

The fragment notes Mr Bryan's resignation and mixed reactions. It mentions Mrs Chomphark and possible presidential contenders, with unclear quotes about forgiveness and fierce beliefs. The text is damaged and difficult to interpret.

Mr. Bryan Mra. Chomphark Mr. Wilsom Bryan Clark Tim Mire Casper Press

Town near Ue Hitheely hit by attack and deaths reported

A town near Ue Hitheely suffered a deadly incident as a Kurdish group clashed with authorities. One person died and several were injured, with reports citing chaotic scenes and unsafe conditions. Authorities urged calm as security forces responded.

Marry Hynde of the Plaine Motel

A curious note discusses Marry Hynde tied to the Plaine Motel and hints at a slate of material that could appeal to communities. The piece suggests Lara che county could support such content and frames Hynde as viable for local logtaletive purposes.

Hynde The Plaine Motel Larache County

Wyoming's roads praised as Caesar era standard by advocate Harry

Harry argues for strong road building in Wyoming comparing local routes to ancient Roman roads. He believes good roads will resolve wider issues and that Wyoming needs more focus on infrastructure than anything else.

Harry Wyoming Rome Caesar

Lincoln County Fair Plans At Afton Star Valley

Plans for the Lincoln county fair at Afton in Star Valley during the week of September 20 promise a pleasant time. Organizers urge attendance and note the event offers community entertainment and activities for all ages.

Lincoln County Afton Star Valley

Treasury balance swings as new fiscal year opens

The administration ran behind by about three quarters of a million dollars daily yet a forced July 1 balance showed 52 million. From the new fiscal year start, expenditures surpassed receipts and the balance fell to about 67 million by July 24, compared with two years earlier, under Republican revenue and appropriation laws.

Treasury Department Lawa Pocatello

Editorials versus editorial dashes and author credit

A muddled passage questions the value and originality of editorial columns. It argues for recognizing authors and avoiding recycled material from Washington and other papers, stressing editorials should feel sacred and credited to their writers.

Periaes Dauntly Cavelivat Washington Lurene

Lincoln County Faces State Board Valuation Review

Lincoln County assessors and local officials returned from a State Board of Equalization visit to Kemmerer detailing the lowest land valuations in the state. Lincoln’s average land value is about 12.60 per acre, far under Sheridan’s 60. The board indicated understatements in listing second-class lands as first-class. Tanser said errors by deputies caused the mismatch. The board did not ratify, and Tanner must appear August 24 to justify valuations or risk increases. If raised, first-class land could rise 26 percent and second-class 20 percent, affecting county totals and county landowners. Railroad valuations were also adjusted, with increases for several lines, including the Chicago Burlington & Quincy, and lines through Cody and Thermopolis.

George W. Tanter Chea. Peterson Star Valley Kemmerer State Board of Equalization A For 5 Lincoln County Sheridan County M. Tanser Tanner John Schuneman Lincoln Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Burlington Chicago Burlington & Quincy R. R. Company Nebraska Montana Cheyenne Cody Frannie Jet Thermopole Thermopolis Orin Jet Guernsey

Casper Press Foreman and Denver Wedding Details

Frank J. Lessard foreman of Casper Press mechanics married in Denver at the Savoy Hotel last Saturday. Bride Althea Campbell, given away by Dr. Duncan Campbell of the Denver Lodge, acted as proxy due to her father’s lodge duties. The ceremony marked the union of Casper’s young people with future social promise in Duluth lodge circles.

Vanper Thorne Frank J. Lessard Casper Press Denver Savoy Hotel Duncan Campbell Elke Sir. Campbell Duluth Jallock Althea Campbell

Judge Winters Visiting

Judge C E Winters formerly of Encampment now Casper and wife spent the latter part of last week here visiting friends and taking part in the Fish Fry Celebration. Winters is regarded as a gifted orator and writer, a popular figure wherever they go.

C. E. Winters Encampment Casper Winters Wyom

Why This Sudden Activity Why This Sudden Activity

A fragment discusses a surge of meetings by inventors and scientists to form a board aiding the Navy Department. It questions whether secret information prompts the government’s sudden mobilization amid fears of invasion. The article hints at hidden tensions beneath a calm public surface.

Pavy Department Gonder Navy

Welcome to Pat Sullivan Natrona County Senator

A dated praise piece lauds Pat Sullivan as a capable senator from Natrona County enjoying public goodwill and political standing. It highlights his fellowship and potential for gubernatorial material, noting supportive sentiment from the local audience and entreaties to continue public service.

Public schooling urged for foreign adults in Wyoming

Cheyenne Tribune reports a Washington Naturalization Bureau letter urging Laramie county to educate 159 foreigners who have declared intent to become citizens. The aim is to form adult classes in public schools to Americanize and integrate these residents as productive community members.

Bureau of Naturalization Department of Labor Washington, D. C Our Republic Laramie County Wyoming United States

Hoskins Return From Florida Trip With Family

Hoskins Return from Kemmerer after a 41 day auto trip covering 440 miles. Sam Rows and Mise Ruby Lewis of Lincoln joined Mr and Mrs A D Hoskins and their nephew and niece, traveling through southern California to Santa Monica, San Diego and San Francisco before returning by the Southern Pacific. The group reported a pleasant journey with no mishaps.

Mire A. D. Hoskins Sam* Rows Mise Ruby Lewis Lincoln Neb Kemmerer California Santa Monica San California San Diego San Francisco Sam Wreming

Prominent Senator to Visit Pocatello Event

A noted United States senator from Ohio is billed to visit Pocatello as a guest of local officials. The appearance is tied to political activity ahead of potential race plans, with community leaders and supporters expected to attend and discuss regional issues.

United States Burtes Ohio Gematorab Pocatello

Migratory Bird Law Aims To Enforce Federal Rules

The U S Department of Agriculture warns hunters that federal regulations effective Oct 1 1914 will be strictly enforced though state laws may differ. The notice urges compliance with federal rules for ducks and geese, noting Wyoming allows hunting Sept 1 to Dec 16 while state law limits Sept 15 to Dec 16. Local residents report Mrs Wilson F McDill’s return from Kemmerer with family updates attached to Piney and Antone Wacak care.

United States Department of Agriculture Feders Wyoming Wales

Inspector Daniels Promoted to In Charge in Wyoming

George Daniels, longtime inspector in the Wyoming division of the post office service, has been promoted to inspector in charge. He left for Kansas City in late July for headquarters transfer and will oversee operations from there, with Wyoming relieved yet glad of his service being acknowledged.

George Daniels Wyoming Post Office Service

Salt-Side for Us Do to's at Halti Ranch

Fragment reads like a local notice or snippet about a gathering at Halti Ranch near the southweet quarter of ship 29. It mentions native and accidental events, a chance to shake your foot, an August date, and references to a person named Young Fellow and Phaahalde behind you.

Halti Ranch Ieee Phaahalde

Billy Sunday At Bat At Exposition In San Diego

Evangelist Billy Sunday mixed sport and revival at the San Diego Exposition on Saturday August 7. A charity baseball game between local bankers entertained spectators while Sunday later held an outdoor revival sermon drawing thousands. He denounced Satan, urged repentance, and led many to pledge faith on the concrete path.

Billy Sunday Ban Diego San Diego Satan Sunds Bunday Gunday Theo Bumbay

Fragmentary Evanston note hints at local reading interest

A partial, garbled Evanston message indicates reader interest in local events and venues. The text is incomplete but suggests focus on community evenings and town matters, reflecting a homegrown perspective.

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