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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
11
A rustic sermon retells Noah building the Ark amid a village chorus and weather proverbs. The preacher warns listeners not to heed insincere critics or be lured from judgment, then sketches a moral about preparedness and restraint.
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The Hig Piney delegation for the coal growers event at Cokeville traveled Sunday night with a large Kemmerer crowd on Monday afternoon’s train. Passengers included Mr and Mrs James Mickelson Frank, Mr and Mrs Henry Budd, Al Osterhout, Over and Fred Beck, Jake Herschler, Mr and Mrs Elmer Rathban from Canyon Ranch, and Gus Lindes from Rock Springs.
The Vestry Guild of Rt James Episcopate held an informal reception in the guild parlors on Friday evening to welcome Rev Samuel H Wood who arrived from Hannel last week. A good crowd attended to meet the rector and extend good wishes for his pleasant and beneficial tenure. Refreshments were served by the Guild.
Fragmentary note asks about a day at the Kem Ere venue and mentions Maite as part of the inquiry.
Articles filed with the Secretary of State reveal the Kemmerer Savings Bank Reforming as Kemmerer Savings Bond and Trust Co with 36000 capital. Key stockholders include John L. Kemmerer W W Armstrong John Pingree James W Chrisman BL Smith A D Hosking W E Fenner and J C Wright. Directors and officers remain A D Hosking president Jas W Chinaman vice president Walter B Fenner vice president G L Smith cashier and P P Baldwin assistant cashier. The bank reports no change in leadership and aims to broaden its scope with increased capital from 25000 to 35000. The World and Kemmerer Camera offer repeats.
Mrs Chas Olson arrives at the se ranch with a large jug of buttermilk to share at the editor's dinner event. Her daughter Gladys Olson attends Sacred Heart Academy in Ogden and will spend the Christmas vacation with the family at the ranch, where the household often feels lonely.
Mr and Mrs P J Quealy and Mason Pat returned from the eastern part of the state and Shirley Basin ranch where a new ranch home costing 6000 dollars was completed. About 150 people attended a November 20 house warming and dance with an orchestra from Laramie. The one story bungalow 40 feet square sits on 00 acres housing cattle and horses and includes a full basement with sleeping and storage rooms.
Peter and Hrpant, who left the area about a year ago for Lava Hot Springs, report they are thriving in their general blacksmithing business. They have erected a large shop with concrete forges on the state highway, one of the valley’s largest, and enjoy good business.
A garbled historical note describes and condemns overwork and urinary troubles in a stylized nonstandard English. It mentions pills and denial of violence and urges relief without endorsing harmful remedies. The fragment hints at a public health concern through fragmented speech.
With Stanford White dead and Harry Thaw forgotten American charity again turns to Frank Lloyd Wright as a new focal point. This old line of defense hints Wright’s continuing influence in public and private philanthropy related to architecture.
The readable text curiously questions why Gets It for Corns resembles a kiss and mentions a moment, a world, and a sale phrase. It includes garbled phrases about Lee and pacas with scant coherent facts.
Members of the Wyoming delegation announce free distribution of small seed packages for dry land farming. Hudan grass Montane alfalfa and a new old pea variety will be available to a limited number of applicants, sent in order of receipt with a second choice advised.
The notice describes appetizing steak and chop offerings at a local Meat Market. It highlights variety and quality to attract customers.
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