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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1917
Page
5
A holiday promotion from Kemmerer Cariera urging readers to send engraved greeting cards and impressions of high quality gifts. The note emphasizes economy and class, inviting friends and relatives to view samples and consider purchases for a festive season.
Mary Pickford stars in A Por Little Rich Girl revealing a rare character by her standards as she faces a street urchin gang at her palatial home. The film showcases her in a far from typical role and plays at New Kem bieror theatre on Sunday December 16.
Serial No. 02324 notices action by Lilian Hood of Sublet and others to establish final claims on land described in the April entry. The claim is to be adjudicated before U.K. Christie, United States Commissioner, at the Mennerer room, on the Tar day in November. Names listed include Honey Cevutage, Walter Morrich, John Grout and others.
Fragmented OCR shows a historical legal notice or probate action from late 1907. Names include C Borgaale and others, with dates in late 1907 and references to a Master Court and orders. The readable portion outlines court actions, dates, and involved parties in a formal notice style.
Fragmentary text describes an odd remedy said to relieve cruel complaints for adults. Names appear garbled and unclear, with references to children and a “splendid fer eneme” phrase. Overall, language is opaque and unverified, offering no concrete outcome or authority.
A fragment lists Yellowstone Park expansion plans toward the south and the Teetons with Jackson's Lake, plus a 1911 letter from Irvine, Wyoming state director, detailing a war savings certificate drive in Lincoln County. Quealy is named for county leadership.
A lively winter social at the Winters home featured games and a late night of fun. William Julian brought a new Chandler car for his wife, a festive keepsake from Yuletide. Several local residents share visits, illness notices, and small town errands, including teachers’ exams and dance outings.
The junior class reports a move to the training ground as quarantined students affect teams. Home gym attendance is needed and a basketball game is scheduled after school on Wednesday December 12 with junior boys versus sophomores. Admission is free for all.
A fragmented notice describes a Red Cross dance scheduled for Saturday with details unclear. Key names and locations are unreadable but the event appears linked to a warehouse or hall and references a crime division. Further readable terms include embassy style wording and a tentative location.
The advisory board nominates county attorney candidates Teen Kyte and Mareball Reynolds to serve as lead and assistant, with the board directing questions to be answered during the meeting. The county council may appoint the two to handle forthcoming legal matters and represent the board.
Lawrence & Co promotes a corn remedy called Gets-It as the world’s best corn cure. The notice claims rapid pain relief and safe removal without unknown mixtures, urging readers to visit the City Drug Store for purchase.
Louie Baker as administratrix of the Alonzo Baker estate issues notice that Arthur R Clark and Ida Clark defaulted on a hypothec to Alonzo Baker. The mortgage covers property in Lincoln County, Wyoming, and the whole principal of 2352.00, with eight percent interest, is due. Sale by Lincoln County Sheriff will occur December 10, 1917, at 10:00 AM at the courthouse front door in Kemmerer.
Few escape a cold in winter, but those with a single ailment may recover quickly by using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as directed for a quarter. The remedy’s merit is well proven, with many families relying on it for years when troubled by coughs or colds and finding relief.
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