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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1918
Page
5
A British bread program discussion explains government control of grain and price, noting a costly subsidy of about 200 million dollars yearly. It claims all grain is requisitioned at set prices, with imported wheat bought at market rates, producing a four pound loaf at 18 cents, two pound at 9 cents, and one pound loaf at a penny in France.
The writer from Hotel Gammetty states meat shortages will persist beyond peace and may last five years. He suggests developing gram vegetables and fish menus, with meat replaced by alternative proteins or smaller portions, to create enduring meatless options.
Local society items report a Saturday night dance at the Lyceum Theatre by the Kemmerer orchestra, a Frontier party with music by Mr and Mrs Laley, and various visits from ranchers. Also noted are a divorce granted in Judge Arnold's court, a hospital treatment for Charley McMinn, new Columbia records, and community events at the M B church with Mrs Salmon and Mrs Davie hosting.
The column reports a high demand for rooms and housekeeping space as spring approaches, with readers urged to contact the paper if they have available housing. It also notes residents visiting Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, a misfit photo usage of Lawrence Holland, and various brief updates on residents, schooling, oil interests, and community events in Kemmerer.
War time reports show heavy depletion of dairy cattle and beef stock across Europe. U S food officials urge American breeders to conserve flocks and herds to meet Europe's immense postwar meat and dairy demand, noting Germany and France have already reduced cattle and milk output, shifting toward beef and dairy replacements.
The Camera will close at noon each Tuesday for both local news and advertising pages, enabling Tuesday evening press. Details mention Kemmerer Bakery and various townsfolk, with notices of travel, store managers, and upcoming events. The piece reads like a community update with names, places, and brief activities around Cokeville, Salt Lake City, and nearby areas.
Albert Spinner of Diamondville, long tied to the Diamondville meat trade, bought an interest in the Paternal meat market in Kemmerer and now plans to run it with the Union market. He left the Diamondville market ten months ago after a stay in Lincoln County Mineral Hospital for an old fracture operation on his head.
The inaugural gathering of Line officers featured Worthy Matron Marion Witherpon and Worthy Patron Donald Mellie, with Conductress Helen Mosher and Associate Matron Gertrude Mrey. After installation, Past Matron Mary Embree received a pin, followed by a banquet in the Wither Appontame area where a linehewn was prepared by Miss Sanders and Miss Christmas.
The Kewmerer teachers aid the draft board by transcribing 1700 questionnaires. Emma Cyphert Pearl Grace Katherine Roache Mina Sanders Ana Moolhan and Lucy Fedderson assist as girls support the cause. A reward is offered for information leading to the recovery of a white horse branded quarter circle 11 on the left hip. Moses Cook, 16.
A Sunday evening patriotic meeting at a local church drew good attendance and featured program highlights. George W. Tanner spoke on the Cause of the War, Harold K R Harrison on Thrift Stamps and How to Buy Them, with Robm ain Co. quartet and Mrs 0 J Brown performing songs including Columbia and Keep the Home Fires Burning.
Wesley Davies a longtime foreman at Evans ton machine shops and master mechanic for a large mining company died after an accident in Miami Arizona last Friday January 25. He left home to take his children to a basketball game and stopped to aid a stalled car when two autos collided. Davies wife daughter and friends attended funeral services at the Masonic temple with impressive Lodge ceremonies. Davies was a Mason at the Master degree and resided in Evanston. The community extends sympathy to his family.
WM. L. Pre' Phe offers plumbing and heating services with all work guaranteed. Contact number provided for estimates and orders.
Mra Chow O Connell Jones wife of attorney T J Jones prominent in Poratello and Pocatello died Saturday evening at Sr Alphanav s hospital in Ttotwe after a recent operation. She lived in Pocatello five years and was daughter of Mr and Mrs William O Connell of Bolve. She graduated Sacreh Heart Academy Ogden and married in 1912 in Ogden to T J Jones of Malad then practiced law with McDougall & Jones. Survived by husband, stepdaughter, her parents and a brother and sister in Hols. Funeral in Holge Tuesday morning. She was active in Civic Thoraday and Red Cross work and with Bar association sent condolences to the family.
The ladies plan a bake sale at City Drug Store this Saturday after noon offering cake pies and rolls. Patrons are urged to bring articles for sale before 2 p.m.
Attention to soldiers and families: February 12 or within 120 days of enlistment ends the last chance to obtain any insurance. Only the enlisted man can apply, but family members can hasten by filling out the application except for the man's signature rank organization and witness. Have him sign in the presence of his officer, or telegraph a representative if far from home and attach the telegram to the application.
Lester G Haber of the Republican party takes majority control of the Coke Ville Register newsroom. The editor and Echo community editor depart, with Joe the previous editor replaced by Rex Jaton, signaling new management and potential shift in local coverage.
Certificater of idetotelhem Nun her HATO seeks aid including Nunher 9718 in interest WIL reane on the 101 day of February 1018 County Treasurer STLUACUT PAYSOM announces tax lien proceedings and related notice of collection actions by the county treasurer.
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