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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1914
Page
9
What Will Lincoln County Get
Judge Metz announces final settlement between Fremont and Hot Springs counties mirrors prior agreement. Fremont receives 86.43 percent and Hot Springs 1.57 percent of 1912 assets, with Hot Springs due 2019.23 from Fremont to be raised by a special levy next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Hot Springs
Metz
Hot Springs County
Moose Home Picture in December Official Organ
The Call of the Moose shows Vernon and Keith Hickman of Cokeville in Moose heart orphan home care. Both boys look happy and contented as a photo of the home indicates a beautiful place.
Local Ranch Visitors And Travel Notes In County Region
Local ranchers and associates arrive and depart from multiple ranches including Hamafork Watts Antone Quadros Cokeville and Labarge. People travel to cities such as Evanston Ogden Los Angeles and Denver with holiday plans and medical visits mentioned.
Christmas Gift Suggestion to Read Tite Casnuta
A Christmas prompt suggests sharing Tite Casnuta with a friend or relative. A two dollar gift provides a weekly present for 52 weeks, starting immediately, to show appreciation.
Masons of Kemmerer Gather for St John’s Day Services
St John’s Day events planned by Kemmerer Masons Lodge 33. Members meet at 10 a m in Kemmerer Lodge rooms and march to St James Episcopal Church for a 10 30 a m service officiated by Rev James Grattan Mythen. Installation of officers follows back at lodge rooms. Visitors invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Day
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Lodge No. 33
St. James Episcopal Church
James Grattan Mythen
Shoes In River Foil Box Car Robbery Case
Special Agent Billy Knowles returned Monday from LaGrande to continue investigations of box car robberies at Granger. Two German suspects arrested for disposing of shoes swam in the river under ice to hide evidence. Knowles spent two days fishing for the shoes without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Knowles
LaGrande
Granger
Knowles
School Cantata a Success at Kem Merer Schools
The Kemmerer lower grade pupils presented a cantata last Friday night with bright costumes and engaging songs. Kindergarten through second grade sang, followed by the operetta The Pole is Found by older scholars. The New Kemmerer theatre was packed, candy sales funded the piano fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Kemmerer Theatre
Will Be Coming West J C Veaney Plans Western Store Visits
J C Veaney is expected to visit several Western states after the new year to inspect stores and Golden Mule outfits. He remains in New York where he has been since returning from Europe and attending school. Mrs Elsie Heunt, studying in Salt Lake City, is expected to return home to Diamondville for the holidays to visit her parents Mr and Mrs John Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Tanner
Los Angeles
Sutunday
Fred Hemerick
Edward
Montour
Idaho
Mex
Homerick
PL. Pelmer
Oncor Beck
Big Piney
Lee Payne
Delmier
Opal
Mayo Hros Institute
Hochester
Ming
Labarge Il Dietriet
Denver
J.C. Veaney
Weetern States
Ehala
Penney Ie
New York
Europe
Elsie Heunt
Salt Lake City
Toxicay
John Scott
Diamondville
Compliment to Our Merchants Shines from Kemmerer Paper
Evanston Times praises the Kemmerer Camera Christmas number calling it a grand sheet and credits Editor Brandon for a fine edition. It suggests local merchants should advertise as Kemmerer’s to achieve similar results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Brandon
Kemmerer’s
Evanston Times
Kemmerer Camera
Evanston Press
Rancher Guilty Overstock Grazing in Medicine Bow Forest
Joseph H. McNealy of Albany Wyoming found guilty in Cheyenne federal court of grazing stock on Medicine Bow National Forest without a permit. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs after stock were herded onto public range near the forest, with the jury told such proximity could lead to forest trespass. The article also notes hospital retrenchment progress at Kemmerer with new shifts for nurses, a new boiler house, laundry, and a 60 ton ice house, plus personnel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. McNealy
Albany
Wyoming
United States District Court
Cheyenne
Medicine Bow National Forest
McNealy
Medicine Bow Forest
W. A. Whitlock
John Henderson
James Balderson
Frontier
Jobn Bagwell
Cumberland
Con Brady Injured In Near Fall From Wagon
Con Brady a drayman was unloading furniture when a stove on the wagon began to fall. He reached to catch it, lost his balance, and fell, sustaining a gash in the head. Taken to the hospital and after dressing returned home, where he remained confined yet improving in latest reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con F. Brady
Drayman
Dreswd
Con
Last Volunteer Drama for Christmas Night Showing
Mr Whitten has secured the five reel military drama The Last Volunteer to be shown on Christmas night. A free matinee for school children at 3 p.m. features Grimm's Fairy Tale Hansel and Gretel, with the matinee starting promptly at 3 p.m.
Wealthy Rancher Chooses Jail Meals Over Holiday Dining
Wood Beardoo a wealthy upper Kireen Hiver cattleman sits in county jail awaiting trial. He enjoys jail privileges, including corridor freedom and two daily meals, as he faces a contempt charge and possible Christmas and New Year’s dinners behind bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Beardoo
Kireen Hiver
Fred
Hig Piney
Sheri Hansen
Limi
Merchandise Gamble in Local Stores and Mail-Order Risk
The piece urges residents to buy locally from trusted merchants and avoid mail-order schemes. It contrasts knowing local shopkeepers with sending money to distant houses, noting purchases often arrive only after a long wait or not at all. It warns that trusting strangers harms both towns and buyers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
GC. Watt Brendon
Eiditor
Lincoln County
Moose
Bill Fenn
Hamafork
Walter Dahl
Henry Staeger
Watts Ranch
W. A. Hooker
Evanston
Ogden
Ned Herschler
Lyon Rathbun
D. H Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Daniel
Albany County
Lincoln
Cattle County
Miners Hospital
Melvin Wheekley
Pinedale
Dr. Whitlock
Robert Newbold
Glencoe
C.D. Greenig
T. F. Eynon
Lyon Rathban
Martha Thornley
Sponer
Chicago
Mahle Gesiderd
Con Brady
Heardon
Dusance Vile
Be le
Idgle
Kemmerer, Wyo
Union Mercantile & Supply Co
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