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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1918
Page
4
Advertising rates listed for reading locale include 10 cents per line for inserts. Legal notices and cards of thanks cost 10 cents per line in brevier type with 5 line minimum. Subsequent insertions priced at 5 cents per line.
The piece argues the Wyoming primary law is costly but generally preferable to the old convention system. It notes dissatisfaction and potential repeal efforts, cites sparsity of population hindering cross county discussion, and suggests minor amendments may improve it while preserving popular control and reducing boss influence.
The quarantine regime shifts to individual responsibility with business as usual, though pubs remain closed. Physicians unanimously support the change as city officials report about $2600 in costs. residents are urged to notify health officers of any violations and to isolate if ill.
A village physician known for healing others tries an unauthorized self treatment. Dr Roe injects a dose from a mystery case into his own arm, misjudging the amount. He carries his injured arm and vows never to administer medicine to himself again, leaving the task to another doctor.
Taft defends President Wilson against constitutional doubts about attending a peace conference abroad. He says a president can perform duties from Paris by cable and Congress may delay for a return or have the vice president act. In 1919 counties eye dry measures and county licenses halted by commissioners in Park and Platte counties.
A Lincoln county report notes that War Savings Stamp pledges made months ago are not being kept in many counties. The piece urges readers to fulfill their moral obligation and complete all payments before year end.
A derailment at Folger late last week damaged nearly two miles of track. It was caused by two broken car wheels, delaying passenger trains No 4 and No 18 for about six hours.
Mrs. Mary Bical of 519 Dayton Ave Seattle says Tanlac improved her stomach pain loss of appetite and nerves after a five week hospital stay. She gained twenty pounds and now performs household tasks sleeps well and plans to continue taking Tanlac as recommended by her doctor. Sold at City Drug Store Kermaorer Daniel Frontier Jackson.
T D ONeil of Big Piney spent Monday in Kemmerer and then came from Opal with fifteen cars of beef loaded Sunday. The cattle, in excellent condition, were sold to the Clayton Mernan Company of Ogden at 15 dollars per hundredweight. B M Fox of LaBarge shipped about eight hundred head from Opal to Ogden buyers.
Albert Stoker aged 53 died last Friday at L. C. M. hospital after a year long illness as a county patient. Cancer was the cause of death and he left no known relatives.
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