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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1916

Page

8

Freight brakeman killed at Thayer Junction by passenger train

On Friday night John Wilson aged 35 a brakeman on a freight train eastbound was struck and killed instantly by No 18 passenger train at Thayer Junction. He stood on the step of his car when the collision occurred. He was unmarried. The body was taken to Ace's Undertaking Parlors in Rock Springs and later shipped to Teas his home and where he belonged.

John Wilson Thayer Junction Ace Parlora Rock Springs

Two Sudden Deaths Reported in Elkol and Pine Bluffs

A man named Horton was killed when the coal car he rode jumped a snow pile on a side track near Elkol. His wife and 16 month old child were at the French hotel. Horton’s body rests at Embree's apartments as Odd Fellows handle arrangements before moving him to Pocatello. In a separate case, Charles Lee was found dead in his room above the Lyceum Bar, believed to have died on Christmas Day from possible overindulgence and asthma. Relatives were unavailable, and Cornor Embree sent a telegram to Wis. Pine Bluffs is noted as his origin.

Horton Elkol Kemmerer Pocatello Mever Emjbree Oregon Charles Lee Lyceum Coro- Lae Pine Bluffs Wis Embree

Banner Year for Sheep Industry in 1916 State Report

The annual report of the state sheep commissioners notes 1916 as a banner year for the industry. Prices for wool rose to high levels, with fleeces valued at favorable rates and a large lamb crop contracted in spring. Wool shipments reached 29,670,550 pounds. about 3,108,519 ewes shorn last spring. The state claims top honor in sheep production.

Re of Sea R

Christmas Shopping and Visits in Hamsfork Way Locality

The report lists residents visiting Kemmerer and nearby and holiday activities. Margaret and Roy Adama shop for Christmas while Sam Adame stacks ice in Kemmerer and will be away a week. James Davison and family visit Emma Richardson and Miss A, with a pretty tree and many presents noted.

Sam Adame Kemmerer James Davison Emma Richardson

Christmas Card Message From Absent Editor

Fragmented note wishes a prosperous New Year to all and mentions Mr Foon visiting his canny while down. The tone is festive with a generic holiday greeting and a reference to a Christmas cart of the week.

Mr. Foon

Mother Dies in Rock Springs Sudden Death

Mrs. Josephine Holmes of Rock Springs died suddenly yesterday. A telegram to Mr. Holmes provided the basic facts but did not mention the cause of death. The notice gives little detail beyond the event and immediate family.

Rock Springs Josephine Holmes Holmes

Cattlemen Gather for Utah Wyoming Conference in Evanston

The Utah Wyoming Cattlemen's Association will hold its annual convention in Evanston on January 4. Secretary Ruel Walton says the event will be highly interesting with several speakers from Wyoming and Utah Agricultural College. U S Forest Service reps will attend, and a formal banquet and grand ball will close the meeting, making it Evanston's social highlight.

Utah-Wyoming Cattlemen's Association Utah- Wyomingttlemen’s Association Evanston Ruel Walton Beira Af Wyoming Utah Agriculural College U. S. Forest Department

New 42,000 Ton Battleships Pose Global Naval Tempo

The Navy plans three new super-dreadnoughts amid rapid modernizations to outpace British German and Japanese designs. Existing Colorado Maryland Washington and West Virginia at 42 600 tons and 21 knots give way to ships of 42 000 tons 23 knots and 12 16 inch guns. The shift reflects a 20 increase in displacement 10 in speed and 50 in gun power while Panama Canal limits loom.

Navy Department Congress Japan Colorado Maryland Washington West Virginia Europe Spain Oregon United States Panama Canal Ite

Unidentified Package Needs Owner Call at Office

A mysterious parcel arrived without a return address. A note inside reads To Jewell from Claura. The recipient should contact the office to identify and claim the package.

Gee Aenbon Jewell Claura

Fragmented OCR prevents clear headline

The readable text is garbled with mixed phrases and names, lacking coherent events or identifiers to form a valid news item. No distinct person, organization, date, or place can be confidently extracted for a proper summary.

Deaths in Cheyenne Hotel Fire Kill White Family

Roya White and four children from Bayles California died in a hotel blaze that began at 10 PM. Mia White and two sons perished, a nine month old baby died from burns after being rescued, and one child remains missing. White leaped from the third floor and was killed by electric wires. The loss is estimated over 200000 dollars.

Cheyenne Roya White Bayles Calif Interocean Hotel Mia Iowa California Whites Union Pacific Railroad News Dispatch

Buffalo Bill Ill at Home in Denver After Illness

Col. W F Cody known as Buffalo Bill is seriously ill at his daughter's Denver home after ten days confined indoors. The veteran shows a nervous breakdown with a severe cold yet doctors say he has a fighting chance to recover despite his seventy years.

Denver Col. W. FP. Cody Buffalo Bill M. Decker News Dispatch

Cokeville Couple Wed in Salt Lake City Matrimony

Miss Bertha Twiss and Al J Larson were married in Salt Lake City last Saturday. They traveled from Cokeville for the ceremony and their relatives were informed during the week. Twiss, lifelong resident, is the daughter of Fred Larson a well known local farmer. The couple has many friends here who wish them happiness.

Bertha Twiss al J. Larson Salt Lake City Altho Twiss Mias Twiss Fred Larson

Deer Sightings Around Cokeville Reported

Local reports note a doe seen near Cokeville and a deer near a residence on the Kinney ranch during the past week. A deer sighting near a Quealy run was also reported as residents describe wildlife activity.

Joan Green Cokeville and Afton Joe Kinney Mr. Green Cokeville Quealy Runich Register

Christmas Skating Party Highlights Local Youths

A festive skating party at Cook’s scene drew guests including a Massachusetts student from a local school, a Frank from Kearney Nebraska attending a military school, and a group of young boru ts at Kemmerer Hotel. McKay's Grocery showcased holiday attire with noted decorations by its artist.

Mahi Euan Massachusetts vTaat Frank Kearney Neb Boru Kemmerer Hotel

Joe Kinney Sells Sheep in Montana Record High Price

Joseph Kinney arrived with 7000 sheep from his Cokeville Wyoming ranch and sold them to local parties at about 12 dollars per head, a price believed to be a record. The stock are described as a fine and unusually strong lot by local sheepmen.

Joseph Kinney Cokeville Wyo Billings Gazette

Notice of Sale of School Lands in Kemmerer Wyoming

State Board of School Land Commissioners orders sale of 200 acre parcels in Lincoln County at public auction February 3 1917 at Kemmerer Court House. Parcels include E4NW quarter SW4%NEM W%SE% Sections 36 Township 31 North Range 119 West. Minimum bid 75 of appraised value plus 10 per acre. Cash down 10 percent, balance up to 18 annual payments at 4 percent interest. Board may reject bids.

State Board of School Land Commissioners Commissioner of Public Lands Kemmerer County of Lincoln State of Wyoming State Land Board of School Land Oomissioners State Board John Kendrick Biete

embargo on local freight shipments by line during holidays

The line announces a temporary embargo effective December 26 through January 7. The policy bars accepting carload freight locally that can move via another road, and bans LCL shipments meeting the same condition. Agents are instructed to consult the Superintendent of Transportation if in doubt and to enforce at junction points.

Short Ling L. Enbergo LCL Junction Point A. B. Stevenson R. A. Pierce

Frontier mother returns with son after medical visit

Very sick Mrs. Lester Folger of Frontier returned home with her five year old son who suffers from a heart leakage. They had gone to Ogden and sought chiropractic services but reports say there is little improvement.

Lester Folger Frontier Ogden

Horses in a Sleigh Ride Fail to Impress Kammerer

The fragment describes Kammerer on a stormy journey to Sublet with a sleigh team, noting the rough trip and the horses' behavior. It hints at unexpected challenges and a difficult travel ordeal during a harsh voyage.

Kammerer Soch

Unclear medical guidance cited by mothers for children

The fragment mentions care for coughs colds and crows and a suggestion that medicine must be given to children. Mothers have given an endorsement.

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Louie B. Westholder, Pieriat Branston and Rock Springs, Wyownie C. A. Christmas Rondville Mountain Trading Co Frontier Agenta Frontier Supply C Big Piney Agents Big Piney Mercantile Co Westholder Florist Bird Supplies Millard Hamsfork Mico Margaret Roy Adama Jim Buck Mrs. Bryant Stock Mrs. Stock Rachesse Hamefork Ray Grock Mise Meyer Gene Roally Reubin Miller Visltor Ire Maggie Adame Thursay Robinson Dave Nelson Mrs Will Feon New York World John R. Arnold Court House Abraham Crawford Agnes Edwards Millbourne Arnold Pat Evan Atonimes Mae Whiston Lincoln Eeanty Miners’ Hospital Francis Crystal F Kr Ames Kavanagh Diamanatvitle Whiston Mr. of Ile McKay's Grocery McKays Montana Earth Mig Drug Store Ford John Walters Wye
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