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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
11
The state supreme court favored the decision on the judgment and the matter of distributing about 40000 from parent counties to the newer counties, including Lincoln. Several counties face similar issues, and an act may be needed to ensure proper settlements are apportioned before the next legislature.
The Schubert Soloists performed Saturday night to a small audience in Kemmerer, despite strong press praise of the company. Notable soloist Misa Leeta Corder delivered a rich soprano with emotion, and Mr. Purcell’s violin playing drew high praise for his fine performance.
Dr Roe narrowly escaped a shooting on the firing line returning from a call. He met two drinkers and pressed one to accompany him. The companion drew a revolver and fired near them. Sheriff Hansen sent a deputy to investigate. No further incident reported.
If you had butter to sell would you take it to a jeweler The largest dealer in your region offers best prices for hides pelts and furs Competition forces every one to seek full value The reputation of one firm ensures fair prices Always ask your bank or loan about us Bisainger & Compan Balt Late City I Mccarty
A note from Scotteville New York recounts using a cough medicine for children during a five year period in Garbutt New York. The product claimed to relieve coughs and colds quicker than any prior remedy and was obtainable widely.
Reported results from Tuesday’s union election show W. W. Glidroy likely elected president by a large majority with James Mor as secretary. Paul Paulson and George Young are also mentioned for international board member and vice president roles. Harry W. Fox leads for president of the State Federation of Labor with Tom F. Eynon a close contender.
Local chatter centers on licenses expiring January 4. Union saloon may renew with Mike Jatkoski and Joe Finach as partner. Alex Scott may not renew Lyceum Bar, potential new occupant. John Griff may renew after his restaurant lease fell through. Nine saloons’ licenses expire early in January.
An unobtrusive advertisement promotes Chamberlain's tablets as excellent for constipation. It claims they are pleasant to take, mild in effect, and obtainable everywhere.
Charges against Game Warden Louis Jones trigger payroll cuts and deputy layoffs in Lincoln County. The piece urges a thorough, public investigation of sworn affidavits alleging abuses, including an offhand gun seizure from a private home and questions about docket records, urging a formal inquiry by the county officials.
Arthur Roberts and Arthur Hobinson appear to register in Kemmerer with identical names and mixed desk assignments. Roberson, a First Native Bank director and rancher from Hamafork, and Hobinson, a notable shipman from Cokeville, both present for registry causing overlapping records and puzzled observers.
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WM E Pitt advertised as reliable plumber offering plumbing and heating services with guaranteed work and a contact phone line for inquiries and service requests.
Local Salt Lake City house Blasinger & Company advertises a trial shipment offer for hides pelts and furs claiming to handle more goods than others in the region. Also notes agents for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a 1916 almanac from Rev Irl R Hicks. The ad mentions engraving services and calling card printing.
Readers of The Camera fortunate in this respect enjoy news as it happens and appreciate timely reporting that keeps them informed while events unfold. The comment highlights the value placed on fresh coverage and immediacy in local journalism.
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