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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1918
Page
12
Rates for reading locale classified notices include 10 cents per line for new insertions and legal notices, with 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Brevier type used for cards of thanks and resolutions.
An editorial discusses the Wyoming primary law amid talk of repeal or major changes. It argues the system is costly but better at giving voters control than the old conventions, noting sparsity of the state and suggesting minor amendments may suffice.
The quarantine in Kemmerer shifts from area travel bans to individual isolation. Citizens may move freely but no pubs will serve. physicians and officials vow strict enforcement. Mayor says costs reach about 2600 dollars, with health officers urged to log violations and advise the public.
The article recounts Dr. Roe, a physician known for healing others, giving himself a dose of medicine from a mystery case. He mishandles the dose, injuring his arm, and vows not to self treat again, relying on a fellow doctor for future care.
Taft in a Philadelphia Ledger interview rejects opposition claims that the president cannot attend an international peace conference. He argues no constitutional bar prevents foreign engagement and that Congress may wait or name the vice president as acting president for overseas duties. Prohibition advances loom in many counties as year-end licenses debate grows. Park and Platte counties already plan no liquor licenses in 1919.
A Lincoln county survey shows War Savings Stamp pledges not kept by many, with the conflict echoed across the state. Citizens are urged to fulfill moral obligations and complete payments before year’s end.
A derailment at Folger damaged nearly two miles of track due to two broken car wheels. Passenger trains No. 4 and No. 18 were delayed about six hours.
Mrs. Mary Bical of Seattle says Tanlac transformed her stomach pain, loss of appetite, and nerves after an extended illness including hospital care. She gained twenty pounds, now works at home, sleeps well, and plans to continue using Tanlac with her doctor’s approval. City Drug Store in Kermaorer and other outlets listed.
T. D. O'Neil of Big Piney spent Monday in Kemmerer after loading fifteen cars of beef at Opal Sunday. The cattle sold to the Clayton-Mernan Company of Ogden at 15 dollars per hundredweight. Shipment comprised fifteen cars in excellent condition. B. M. Fox of LaBarge shipped about 800 head from Opal to Ogden buyers.
Albert Stoker, aged 53, a county patient in L. C. M. hospital for about a year, died last Friday. He left no relatives and his date of death is recorded as the previous day. The cause of death was cancer.
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