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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1913
Page
7
Tickets on sale between December 1 and January 2 to 25 and 81, 191 and January iid limit January 9th, 1913. See agents for rates and further particulars. die al war points.
Notice is given that the annual stockholders meeting of Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company will be held in the directors room at Kemmerer Wyoming on Monday January 12th 114 at o o clock p m for election of 2 directors and for other business as may legally come before the meeting Attest A D Hoskins E L Smith President Cashier datis
A local business notes a new management for the restaurant tied to the Hoskins Hotel promising first class meals. Also in brief, telephone subscribers are reminded to notify changes of address or new services ahead of the January 1 press date to ensure correct listing in the next issue.
A New York physician quips that doctors would be bankrupt without women’s thin stockings and thin soled shoes. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, touting its effectiveness and safety. available at City Drug Store.
The past year has seen unusually active commerce in Semmerer as merchants report one of the largest years in their history. Labor implications of invoicing are noted for those new to the process.
The article explains how cold weather complicates rail operations. An U S engineer notes that in warm conditions two engines can haul 2000 tons from Kemmerer to a nearby tunnel in under twenty minutes, while in cold weather an additional engine is needed for 2500 tons and the trip time rises to over fifty five minutes. The piece commends U S personnel for efficient service despite winter drawbacks.
Mrs Bryant G Stocks of Amstork will spend a couple weeks in Paris Idaho with her parents before leaving. She reports that they have many cows on the ranch and have been yielding ten to twelve pounds of butter weekly. They plan to milk more cows and will hire additional help soon.
Elizabeth Woods hosted a small gathering on Saturday in Kiamiever with about a dozen guests including Gladys Miller and Margaret Christiansen. Prizes included a banimade handkerchief and a plate, with Winnie and Kathleen Riliott among those presented for recognition. The event featured pleasant conversation and socializing among attendees such as Chive Hathlnity and Margaret Chobitgaie, pervaded by a cordial afternoon atmosphere.
Fragmented note describes dogs racing at Beanasvorin Street with local attendees and unfamiliar organizers. It mentions Beanasvorin, Lointion, and a rally-like gathering. Details are unclear but imply a community dog event with participants and onlookers.
Local listings show New Year’s Eve masquerade at Sublet Nest 1015 and New Year’s Night reception and dance by the Keimmerer Commercial Club at the New High School. Also advertised are travelogues at New Rein merer Theater, a BL S. of AL dance on Jan 17, and ongoing picture showings at Lyceum and Palmer House rooms.
Dr Stafford aids Rennest Aversell with grip and pneumonia risk while Jack Mantis visits Monti Utah. Townsfolk including Doty Lyons and J T Halles travel between Kendall, Frontier, and Gheenhowe. Short Line reports heavy freight demand, power outages blamed on vandals. Christmas business booms as shoppers attend Gord benewver Mhiristiasy and Masonic Yall events.
In a Monday court session in Conroy, trespassers Gilden T HL Migotda and Alex Chapman were found guilty of entering the Union Fall at Conroy. They were fined $10 and costs, appealed bonds posted, and the case to be tried again at the spring term by Judge J. McMott after a Denver visit.
Merwenay and visitors attended a local Fossil AD gathering with plans and discussions about an online community. The event featured remarks about recent developments and a forthcoming Monday meeting at To'etork.
A garbled report mentions a five part plot, a plan to divide a venture, and hints at an event in New York and Betoun. References to Dietitian Baynole, Whitten 2100, and a child-focused message suggest a broad, uncertain story with dates and names poorly captured.
A noted educator and world traveler Dr A Gideon will present a travelog at Kommerer theatre next Friday evening. He taught at Colorado State Teachers College and University of Wyoming and spent two years in the Swiss Alps researching his lecture.
Woodrow Wilson narrowly wins honorary membership in the Denver Press Club during the Brandiron Dinner. Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft receive gold cards. plans include a visit during Round Up Week and events tied to the Western Stock Show. A Western Press fraternity league is proposed to unite reporters across the region.
Fragmented text describes aid for Hadi Burke and families in Kemmerer. Mentions a greet line and Saturday events, with references to households, husbands, and arranging matters for future needs. Details are unreadable and uncertain due to OCR damage.
In a lively evening event arranged by the local church committee led by Harriet Fen Haliwite, residents and teachers gathered at Star Valley to honor guests. Attendees expressed appreciation for the hosting effort, with conversations about antiviral concerns and local support later noted amid community chatter.
Readers report religious services conducted by Methodist group in Dinondville during a May revival meeting. The event featuredRevivalist speakers and community turnout with local clergy leading prayer and hymn singing.
Fragmentary notice references St James Episcopal Church and a church school, urging improvement actions by an identified local group. The readable text hints at church activities, possible reform efforts, and community involvement with a period voice.
A fragmented notice describes St Patrick's Catholic event in Kemmereree with a morning service at 10 o clock and a Sunday gathering at Lyneb and Pert pont Cannes. The readable text mentions a local school and community participation, preserving names and times where legible.
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