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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1919
Page
5
Local residents gather scattered notices from Kemmerer including Mrs B J Brandiey of Granger convalescing after attending a funeral in Kemmerer for Mrs Wood, and multiple visitors like C S McCune of Ogden and J P Pallet of Corville. The column records neighborhood arrivals, moves, and business trips across nearby towns with notes on drilling prospects and postal staff plans.
A. Bweneth and wits of Cokeville were Kemmerer visitors last weekend. Wil F. Kaki was a haniness visitor in Kemmerer the forepart of the week, coming down from LaBarge. Private Philip Jordan of the infantry stationed at Camp Lewis stopped in Kemmerer Sunday on his way to Denver Colorado where he seeks work. He expressed pleasure with army life.
Kemmerer residents packed Lyceum Hall last Saturday for the annual Firemen’s Dance. Fire Chief Earnest Holmes earns 100 dollars yearly while others pay four dollars poll tax. Citizen Sigmund Kohn funded the hall, music, lights, and punch, praising the fire boys for protecting the town during a cold month when water hoses froze. The event featured the Kemmerer orchestra and raised about two hundred dollars, with strong support from the camera club and military members in France.
Harry Uyeda, proprietor of Kemmerer Poo Hall, has disposed of his interests to T Nieki and will leave for Japan. He cites his father’s ill health as the reason and plans to stay about six months. Uyeda is a respected member of the Japanese community with many friends.
Deputy sheriff Watges and other paraphernalia not worn by the present officer must be returned to the office. Cian, cottage registers requested at The Camera offices. Read the Camera 024 qui the news, esd pees Wale Go PPR.
The Fifth Liberty Loan is described as the victory loan to finish funding the postwar costs. Officials in the Tenth Federal Reserve District note the loan will be sized to government needs, likely near the Fourth Liberty Loan's $6 billion. Campaign opening date may be in April, with leaders citing patriotic support to bring home the troops and settle accounts.
Wartime notes indicate local districts and counties will be fully organized and equipped as the Victory Loan campaign opens. Liberty Loan workers are being deployed to fill the places and ensure the effort to “Finish the Job” succeeds statewide.
Misses Theresa and Francis Mack hosted a theatre party on Friday for Miss Vincy Smith as she and her parents prepare to move to Salt Lake City. After the show at the New Kemmerer theatre guests visited Whitton’s Confectionery for refreshments with a large turnout including Margaret and Judith French and many others.
The White House Cafe welcomed two new faces this week while long-time staff grin at existing plans. Proprietor Paul Holst says shorter hours will boost service and keep employees motivated, aiming to improve the overall operation of the cafe. Read the Camera for more news.
Native Anderson said a Salt Lake City company formed with 50000 dollars in treasury will operate in the LaBarge field. It has leased substantial acreage and plans at least three wells, to start when weather permits in spring.
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