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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1916
Page
2
The speaker notes broad outside help for striving toward a kinder world while acknowledging members who fail or drift, including clergy. Yet they affirm a church established by the Saviour, the sacraments, and the privilege of service here and salvation hereafter as enduring.
Congressman Mondell told the Committee on Post Office and Post Roads that rural Wyoming lacks mail facilities and new routes, noting 2500 dollars in costs and many lines cut or reduced. He urged liberal support for rural delivery as Congress intended, citing broader Western state failures and a push for service expansion amid mounting deficits.
The Camera promises pleasing satisfaction for customers seeking high quality printing with any ink color. It emphasizes reliable results and professional appearance for printed materials.
Wm Danvers writes to challenge two Camera articles about his claims against For service and a suit against the Ovey Co. He says a $100 settlement influenced the earlier report that he had no case. He notes a Forest case forthcoming before the United States district court and explains his absence at the Cokeville trial due to seeking a hearing before Forest officials.
On a Wednesday morning, Night Marshal Frady confronted a Japanese individual exercising in subzero weather, naked save for a loincloth. The officer, after briefly intervening, arrested the man, who was later found to be temporarily hallucinating before recovering after sleep.
The Supreme Court ruled states may condemn power sites and water rights under eminent domain. Justice Holmes upheld Alabama water power statutes in a case involving the Tallapoosa river improvement. The decision signals broad impact on irrigation and Western power projects and clarifies public use in modern society.
In Salt Lake two weeks ago the editor met Mr and Mrs A B Frost who left Kemmerer years ago to run Golden Rule stores. Frost now heads seven stores near Pendleton Oregon and operates from Portis on before spring. Westland runs a Golden Rule store in Baker and California. The group formerly worked together in Kemmerer and attended a managers convention for J C Penney Golden Rule stores. The company now runs 125 stores.
A damaged clipping urges Kemmerer residents to guard kidney health. It cites B. M. Bond of Debois Wyoming who reports rheumatic pains in the neck and limbs, constant dull pains, and abnormal secretions before using a remedy that helped him, urging early action to avoid danger.
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