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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1917
Page
10
An old style holiday pitch urges sending engraved greeting cards as classy gifts. It promotes samples from Kemmerer Cariera and links a high end, economical Christmas theme to personal relations.
In cordial invitation records A F and AM join Hale Ant Grothe in good standing. The note references CG M Whitney and W M Arthur Calverley with Seo 517 as part of the ceremonial wording.
Notice announces Lillian Hood of Sublet Wyoming intends to make final proof to establish desert land claim in Sec 22 Tp 23 N R 116 W of the Sixth Principal Meridian. Hearing before H E Christmas in Kemmerer on December 21, 1917 with witnesses named. Also includes probate notice for John P Korpnick estate in Lincoln County Wyoming with final accounting and request for objections due by late December 1917 and final settlement January 15, 1918.
Mia of Ba ward Masset Frankfort New York reports rapid relief for her children from attacks of a dreadful complaint using this remedy. It contains no opium or narcotic and may be given to children with confidence by adults.
In Pinedale, Fern 8. 1 and William D. Holt were wed by Rev. T. Jenkine Line at the Congregational church. Guests from Pinedale filled the ceremony with blue silk decor, bridesmaid Miss Knut and best man Mr. Kaut standing beside the couple. The newlyweds plan to reside at Halt’s ranch near Pinedale.
Mise Viola Gardiner, longtime Afton postmistress candidate, took a postal examination in Kemmerer after visiting Montpelier and George Williams home. Thur Meechum of Thayne and Harry Hale of Afton also sat for the exam, while Adlyle Gardiner stayed with her in Kemmerer.
The Camera seeks conscientious reporters to cover Big Miney Marbelton and the Grewn River Valley. Write to THE CAMERA with proposals and notes on local events and prospects for coverage.
A satirical manuscript attributed to Lucifer Batan writes a chilling monologue to Kaiser Wilhelm II. The elaborate text claims divine desire to corrupt German rulers and praises annihilation while recounting past genocidal acts and betrayals. The piece mocks World War I era leaders and portrays a demon guiding German aggression.
A garbled ad claims a remedy called Le A Bus named VdeinIda relieves corn pain after prior failed remedies. It presents as a dubious health claim from City Drug Store, urging readers to try the product despite unclear sourcing.
A reader from Litchfield Maryland praises Chamberlains Tablets for stomach disorders and as a laxative. The note says the tablets provide reliable relief from indigestion and constipation. Another reader from Idaho mentions Thanksgiving with the George Tanner family and refers to Mrs Tanner as a parent.
A fashion magazine features Cokeville sketches by Mise Ethel Piven and Misa Plummer during a recent visit. The drawings depict town highlights and notable motorable scenes, with Plummer noted as a friend of Norman Jacobod whose relatives live in Cokeville.
Mrs John McNamara of Sapphire 8 testifies Doan's Kidney Pills have helped her for years. She reports kidney disorder backache and dull ache across kidneys that vanish after taking the remedy bought at City Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes. 600 price.
Louie Baker as administratrix of Alonzo Baker's estate declares foreclosure under a mortgage dated April 14 1913 to Arthur R Clark and Ida Clark the debt now $2252 with 8 percent interest. The sale is set for December 16 1917 at 10 a.m. at the Lincoln County Courthouse Kemmerer to satisfy the amount due plus costs and attorney fee.
Few escape a winter cold and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for quick, safe relief. Families have used it for years with excellent results and it costs only a quarter.
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