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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1916
Page
2
The speaker notes many outsiders aid the quest for a kinder world while some on the rolls fail to work at it, including clergy. Yet the church, established by the Saviour, its sacraments, and the opportunity of service here remain steadfast for salvation hereafter.
The U S Department of Agriculture and Wyoming Agricultural College lead a wool car tour to help sheepmen assess wool values shrinkage and market trends. Demonstrators will show fleece comparisons and market reports at Cokeville Kemmerer Evanston Rock Springs Rawlins Laramie Cheyenne through February 19 with visits by sheepmen urged to attend.
P W Jenkins of Cora closes purchase of W J Wright’s ranching and cattle interests five miles north of Cora. The 1600 plus acres, 200 cattle and equipment transfer with possession set for April. Jenkins rises from eastern professor to west ranch owner amid health migration. The Wright home becomes the family’s residence on the ranch.
Railroads and their employees remain in abeyance over arbitration demands. Employers threaten to fight to the limit if arbitration is not agreed. A referendum by workers hints at support for submitting the dispute to arbitration while the industry cites a potential annual pay increase near 100 million dollars, about 25 percent, as a consequence.
Lincoln is fourth in state enrollment as complete counts show every Wyoming county represented at the university. The first half year total includes summer sessions and correspondence students, with 65 from out of state. Debating finalists were chosen from ten candidates including Don G. Shingler and Miss Elsie M. Mentor to represent Wyoming.
A Japanese man picked up during a night parade in Kemmerer in subzero weather was declared insane by Court Commissioner Bob Christmas and a jury. He was sent to the state mental hospital at Evanston. Back in jail he became violently insane and tore his mattress and quilts with his teeth.
A nearby resident L B Mawlings of Rock Springs Wyoming testifies that after trying Dea Kidney Pills he found relief from backache and kidney problems. The ad promotes the product as a remedy with claims of rapid improvement and ongoing comfort.
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