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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
3
A humorous sermon retells Noah building the ark with a nightly chorus as the flood approaches. The preacher notes the moral that those who mock will face consequences while urging listeners to heed warnings and prepare for judgment.
The note promises reduced subscription rates on periodicals for long winter evenings. It emphasizes timely verification and coverage for subscribers and the means to publish them.
The Hig Piney delegation for theool growers doings at Cokeville motored Sunday night and traveled with Kemmerer's crowd on Monday afternoon's train. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs James Mickelson Frank Mr. and Mrs Henry Budd Al Osterhout Over and Fred Beck plus Jake Herschler and Elmer Rathban from Canyon Ranch and Gus Lindes from Rock Springs.
The Vestry Guild of Rt James Episcopateh hosted a Friday evening reception in its Guild parlors for Rev Samuel H Wood arriving from Hanne last week. A crowd attended to welcome him and advance acquaintance with him. Refreshments were served by the Guild Ladies.
A terse note asks about day employment opportunities at Kemere, with Maite seeking work and context on available positions and hours.
Articles filed with the Secretary of State show Kemmerer Savings Bank reborn as Kemmerer Savings Bond & Trust Co with capital raised from 25 000 to 35 000 and a new name reducing “and Trust Co.” There is no change in directors or officers A D Hosking remains president James W Chinaman and Walter B Fenner as vice presidents G L Smith cashier P P Baldwin assistant cashier Shareholders include John L Kemmerer W W Armstrong John Pingree James W Chrisman and B L Smith from Kemmerer Salt Lake City Opal New York City and others The New York World and The Camera offer cited.
Fragmentary note describes Mrs Chas Olson arriving from the ranch with a jug of buttermilk for the editor and a Christmas visit. Her daughter Gladys, at Sacred Heart Academy in Ogden, will spend vacation with siblings at the ranch, which may feel lonely.
Mr and Mrs P J Quealy and Mas ter Pat returned from the eastern part of the state visiting the Shirley Basin ranch where a new six thousand dollar ranch home was completed to replace the one burned last fall A big house warming and dance with about 150 attendees used an orchestra from Laramie The one story bungalow sits on about 100 acres with a full basement sleeping rooms and store rooms in the basement and living spaces upstairs cattle and horses are kept on the ranch
Peter son and Hrpant, former residents who left about a year ago for Lava Hot Springs, announce they are prospering in their general blacksmithing business. They recently erected a large shop, seating 1,24040, with concrete forges and two ores, on the state highway, one of the valley’s largest.
Poorly legible note argues urinary issues and overwork cause pain. Mentions pills and warnings about deceptions. Lacks clear person or organization names and plausible dates.
The Annual Ball of Local Order No. 1047 in Kemmerer featured red and white decorations, a punch bowl centerpiece, and souvenirs for guests. The Kemmerer orchestra provided lively music, with Jack Mantle as floor manager. Prizes went to Miss Mary Mack, Mrs. Wm. McGinnis, Miss Flossie Smith, and others for costumes, while judges included A. D. Haakine, J. M. Turner, and A. M. xine.
The passage notes Stanford White is dead and Harry Thaw forgotten. It suggests Jack Joynson and his wife are abroad and laments the stale season of charity. Now Frank Lloyd Wright reappears in the public imagination.
A garbled OCR passage mixes phrases about getting it for corn and a kiss with stray words and names. The readable bits hint at a local sale or event but lack coherent details or context.
Wyoming delegation members announce free distribution of Hudan grass alfalfa and old pea varieties for dry land tests. Applications are limited and filled in order received, with each applicant getting a set amount per package and instructed to note a second choice.
Readable phrases point to appetizing promises of steaks and chops at Merer Meat Market with emphasis on mouthwatering offerings and a lively market mood suitable for a local newspaper.
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