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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1917
Page
5
The Kemmerer Chautauqua urges season ticket sales to fund local organizers while single admissions support the company. The event coincides with seventy five county teachers attending the Fifth Annual Teachers Institute, highlighting Kemmerer as an Educational Center with sessions accessible throughTriangle arrangements.
The article reviews Gerard's Four Years in Germany, noting its portrayal of the German military system and its plans to rule Europe. It discusses the former ambassador's accounts of U S interactions and asserts the book argues for American responsibility in preventing future war guidance.
Haying progresses in the Fall River Basin though crops are short due to a late spring. Local residents Dick Woolard pulls cars through Hoback Canyon, Ellwood Bear Baker retires from Bondurant ranch amid neighborly issues, and tourists arrive by two carloads of dudes. Clyde Johnson and Perry Bowlaby travel to Jackson and Cottonwood respectively for haying machinery and freight needs.
William Powell known as Indian Bill, longtime Abner Luman ranch employee, was burned when lightning struck a mowing machine and drove the lever into his neck and shoulder. Mrs Tead was on the lever at the time. Powell lies in a hospital with burns.
Notice of intention to file a homestead claim in Wyoming by Walter Henkin and others. Details include parcel: southeast quarter of section six. township 25 north range 11 west, a public proceeding before Clerk of Court Emery Lathovelty in Kemmerer on October 6. Claimants are listed as Cinyon Ranch Wyoming, Frank Henkin, Kitty, and Arthur Cire of Kemmerer.
The fragment outlines a legal matter involving Admert Rehwore and others with references to wife Vee Maset and a Tarvin Court case. It mentions a potential felonious charge, investigations, and related court actions, with unclear dates or party roles.
The Chautauqua, staffed by college graduates from across the United States, promises more notable offerings this week. Highlights include junior play hours, Ruthven MacDonald recitals, lectures by J C Herbs man, Marion Ballou Fisk, and Francis Ladie, plus orchestral concerts and a Mawson Antarctic Expedition film.
The two day search for the Braeman couple's young daughter in Pinedale Wyoming ends with the child found Monday night unharmed after wandering away Saturday. The nationwide search aid was widespread and the outcome praised.
Arthur Peckinpaugh resigned as jailor after six months at the county jail and returned home to Fossil. Angus McDougal has been appointed to fill the position.
Special agent for the Oregon Short Line Tere Earnest Goodson arrived from Pocatello on railroad business and to visit friends in Kemmerer this week. Also noted were local residents Leo Whitten and Clarina Sy who returned from Ideal Beach.
Mrs R H Embree hosts Bridge Club at her home with six tables and a sweet lunch. Motored visits as Cart er party visits Salt Lake City and Chautauqua plans. Mrs Sears and Mrs Pierce visit in Kemmerer. Gus Young injures hand and may need amputation. Fossil hotel open year round. Miss Josephine Nocker visits Ogden. Dr E R VanCott gains wartime army appointment. Rentals offered: two furnished front rooms and five room modern house. Labor Day Guild event promises entertainment.
Mr and Mrs Tom Jones of this city woke to news that their son Tom has safely arrived in France where he serves in the U S Engineer corps now on duty in the country He is one of three Jones sons in the army with Fred and Jack stationed at Cheyenne Mrs Hancey and family visit relatives in Star Valley and expect to return in about ten days
Inspector certifies 136 head of cattle trailed from Frontier Lincoln County Wyoming to Randolph Utah owned by Bert Carollo of Diamondville. Forty four cattle carry brands E on left hip or left rib. Sheriff 4 R McMinn and County Clerk R Harrison filed August 1917 record.
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