Local Visitors and Small Town Notes Across Counties
A roundup of names and short travels includes Ivan Nichols of Cokeville visiting on Saturday, A C and J C Salmon at Lava Hot Springs for recreation, Abe Ward and son from Jackson Hole visiting Kemmerer, and Dave Boyce exploring old shale lands near Green River. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Thomas Sneddon of Diamondville en route to Lox Annee, R M Witherspoon in Kemmerer with family, and attorney B Melvin buying property in Fossil. Mina Lillian Miller leaves for Keokuk Iowa, Guy Rose returns to work after hospital discharge, Parley Smith earns quartermaster sergeant at Camp McArthur, and Professor Peter Sullivan now an embalmer in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Nichols
Cokevill
A. C
J. C. Salmon
Kemmerer News Roundup Includes Socials and Notices
Forson visitor Mrs Mart Christovan and Dr Reese from Cumberland, Lyceum Theatre Spring Dance by Kemmerer orchestra, boarding and room ads, local guild meeting, and community notes on residents, travelers, and business listings in Kemmerer with names like Mary, J J Hervitan, Allan Caldar, St Margarets Guild, and Mrs Kent Curtis. Includes social events, employment mentions, and local errands across town.
Copy deadlines for Camera pages advance to Tuesday noon
The news and advertising pages of The Camera will close at noon each Tuesday. Advertisers and those with local news should note the midweek deadline to allow press Tuesday evening for Wednesday mails.
Guarantee Trust Co Forms to Take Over Kemmerer Abstract
The Guarantee Trust Co. has been incorporated to take over the names from Kemmerer Abstract Co and has opened offices in the Downey Building. It was announced that the Wyoming Trust Co. name could not be used. Incorporators include Dr Marquis F H Chapin Qan Sullivan Abner Davis and G T Davis. Plans include a large apartment building for Kemmerer, with J L Mullings of Denver named attorney and manager for the new company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rust Company
Kemmerer Abstract Company
Tin Downey Building
Wyoming Trust Co
Wyoming
Dr. Marquis
F. H. Chapin
Qan Sullivan
Abner Davis
G. T
We Are Canning the Kaiser Song Parody 1918
A wartime satirical piece by Kemmerer, dated February 11 1918 in Wyoming, lampoons Kaiser Wilhelm II with a marching chorus. The spoof references Bethlehem guns, New York supplies, and Yankee shall conquer as soldiers cheer along the homefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pragce
Tommies
Melaniers
Rannucks
Bethlehem
Old New York
Hoxton
Dixtand
Florida
Oregon
CAN'T SELL A PERMIT FOR GRAZING RIGHTS
Secretary of Agriculture warns permit holders that any payment or waiver bonus will trigger permit cancellation. Regulations require permits for exclusive use by owners of stock and prohibit sale or transfer. Forest officials note the practice of allowing new owners to use ranges, but lack of formal transfer risks devaluing stock and impeded liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Permittex
Lawes
Forest Service
Back From East PJ Quealy Reports Pleasurable Trip
Quealy returned Friday from an eastern trip away from Kemmerer for several weeks visiting in New York and Boston. He spent days with his son Mahlon who is doing well in school. He calls the trip pleasant, mixing pleasure with business, perhaps more pleasure than business. Weather notes: very cold east with heavy snow and rivers frozen. coal transport improved as cars used for war materials previously hindered supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PJ. Quealy
Kemmerer
Tiga Asa
New York
Boston
Mahlon
West Virginia
Kentucky
Royal Young Leaves Examiner in Big Piney
In the Big Piney Examiner final issue Royal A Young steps down after three and a half years as editor. The paper notes his strong work for the region and hints at railroad influence in his departure while offering a farewell and an advertisement message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney Examiner
Royal A Young
Royal
Piaey
Local Hotel Sells as Village Welcomes New Residents
Sells Iotel Gradually the aldetimers are leav ing Moweil and that Hethe village is rapidly taking on many new cltipensy. The last important deal was the sale by Mrs. Fred Snyder of her hotel property which was bought in by Ralph Bougher of Riz Piney. Mrs. Snyder has been a resident of Fogel for many years and her many friends will regret her leaving. Mr. Rougher is a brother of Mrs. Ivan Jones and has been in the ranching huntiers near Miney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moweil
Hethe
Fred Snyder
Ralph Bougher
Riz Piney
Snyder
Fogel
Mr. Rougher
Ivan Jones
Miney
Plomaine poisoning hits Cokeville man on trip to Kemmerer
Peter W. Olson of Cokeville collapsed from plomaine poisoning during a Tuesday visit to Kemmerer. His wife, Mrs Olson, who was in East Lake City, hurried to join him with local students she was visiting. Remaining details mention a business school class roster and a charity dance planned by the LM church relief society for March 16 at Lyceum hall, plus a stolen horse report linked to Moses Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Jenking
EB. 1. Jenkins
Freedom
Chicago
Mr. Jenking
Peter W. Olson
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Lohirch
Lyceum Hall
Atlantae
Teton
Forest Meetings With Stockmen In Bridger National Forest
Forest supervisor A. Beam presided over meetings with stockmen and forest officers at Hix Piney, Pinedale, and Danielt to discuss mice and grazing matters. The sessions occurred February 1, 2, and 4, as the Bridger National Forest headquarters shifted from Denver to the Ogden region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tants
Ogden
Forestatheers
Hix Piney
Pinedale
Dantel
Mr. Bean
Will
Hank
Star Valley
Kenmerer Beats Crom Raven In Sheltered PowWow Basketball
In a Saturday evening game Kenmerer defeated Crom Raven by 12 points amid lively postgame festivities. Rawlins supporters praised Kenmerer’s form as they plan an outside trip soon to Watson Forks, Rawlins, and Casper venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmerer
Saturda
Rawlins
Shamaelves
Tia
Kemmeror Vietory
Nalion
Tn Casper
Wat Fork Springs
Powebly
Aumn er Rams and War Time Fashion Advice
A quirky wartime column encourages civilians to boost morale with patriotic style and practical items. It jokes about soft shirts and accessories like buttons seals and numbering machines while urging support for the war effort and preserving traditional American resolve.
WM. E. PITT The Reliable Plumber ad headline
The Reliable Plumber WM. E. Pitt offers plumbing and heating services with all work guaranteed. Contact details appear in the ad copy, noting prompt service and dependable results.
Unclear fragment from property map notes and land development
Fragmentary OCR text discusses field maps near wells and topography around Kevin area. Mentions La Kerge Delite development and potential costs. Appears to reference a heavy paper document 20 by 540 inches and a price of $1 with an address to Guarantee Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reel Cook
Kevin
Postyall Address Address Guarantee Trust Co
Community Meetings at M E Church Draw Crowded Attendance
A series of community meetings was held at the Merhotist church with Professor A. KR. Poempoen and N. W. Reynolds addressing attendees. Dr. Thompson and Mr. Rowe were scheduled speakers, but were unavailable, and plans call for monthly sessions with strong turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merhotist
Burch
Thompson
Mr. Rowe
Red Cross Drives School Helpers Across Nation
Red Cross workers this week and next conduct a drive to organize all schools into Red Cross auxiliaries with chapter committees leading local efforts. The plan aims to enroll 23 million pupils and assign junior members duties in garment making for overseas needs guided by Mrs. Harry Trost, secretary of the local committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Three Davison Sons Favorably Examined in Kemmerer
James Davison of Opal brought his three sons to be examined in Kemmerer on Sunday. All three, William 27 James 29 and Arthur 22, were accepted for homesteading in the prairie settlement. Davison offered to give all his sons if conditions allowed, but only these three were approved for the ranch venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davison
Opal
Kemmerer
Mr. Davison
William
James HW
Arthur
Vocational Work Visited Kemmerer Schools Over Weekend
Superintendent J Rupeh described a visit by vocational work organizers to Kemmerer schools on Saturday and Sunday. He noted strong interest among students and the community, and said every precaution would be taken to ensure the best results in implementing the new vocational program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Congress
War Book in Aid of American Red Cross Proceeding
A locally aided edition titled Land Northville's War Book presents narratives on America at war and frontline life. It notes around 20 000 dollars already raised for Had Crom funds and the coming American Legion effort supporting Red Cross relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Steatinbuy Company
Scourstona
Abe
Stolen Cattle Range Loss On Hook Creek Frontier
A report notes several head of cattle missing from their range along Hook Creek in the past puemnogr period. Cattle bear three half elrcians on the left hip and left side with a request for information leading to recovery or aiding law and range enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook Creek
Brande
Johnn Dyers
Yoasil
Wyotinge
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Carlyle Blackwell
Fuaturl William Duncan
PATHE
Gladys Brockwell
Satan
Abe Ward and Son
Jackson Hole
Denver
Dave Boyce
Green River
Thomas Sneddon
Diamondville
Lox Annee
New Columbia
City Drug Store
R. M. Witherspoon
Salt Lake City
Jud
B. Melvin
Fossil
Mina Lillian Miller
Trost
Keokuk
Iowa
Guy Rose
Kemmerer Coal Office
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Parley Smith
Camp McArthur
Texas
Peter Sullivan
New York City
Spinner
Peternal
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Dan Sullivan
the Kemmerer
Sod Lee Inet
Mart Christovan
Forson
Dr. Reese
Cmberland
Mary
Lyceum Theatre
Kemmerer Orchestra
Mothers Brand, Kemmerer Nakery
J. J. Hervitan
Kem Merer
White House
Allan Caldar
Quealy
Mia Caldar
Miasouri
Palh Ace
Naylin
St. Margaret's Guild
Guild Hall
Kent K. Curtis
Mra. L
Pat George
Peter F. Patterson
Tia Hum
Raymond
Idaho
Clyde Johnson
Horton
Ernest
Co. H
Frances Whiston
Atlee Chelvea Kehoe
IANO
Samuel Potter
Plano
Matthews
Root
Mrv
Mrs
Roy McBride
Jack~ Son
Peter Gordon
T. S. O'Net
Big
Alex Scott
Karl Zeigler
Berlin
Earl
Alex
Mars
Mel
P. Horefall
Pocatello
H. J. Kurtz
Horsfall
Maldrick
Kone Muhr
Carton County
Rowe
Mae
Canon City
L. C. Stallings
Mc Piney
Stallings
Ine
Tuwling Journal
Mra
B. Brune
Lester 7
Robert RH
Rose
Hobbie
Seister
Mire
Arthur D. Black
Munkogee
Oklo
Mietor
Heorge L. Rowe
Portand
Hose
Cage
Thaw
Elt
Hisop Ark
Harry Munn
Clifton Pearenna
Kemmerer Bakery
Alexander
Othinn
Ivan 8. Jones
R. J Rose
Lafarge
Mr. Jones
Farr, Jones
Chapin
Paul
Jime
Los Angeles
Thos. Sneden
Mex
CBE
Charley McMinn
Rich McMinn
Mamie McMinn
Focall
8. A. Hubbell
Lincoln Hotel
Westlund
Montesano
Wash
Golden Rule
Chehalls
John Westlund
Strictly Fresh Eggs
Lewis Cash Grocery
U. S. Molay
Tone
Georgia
Upton Sinclair
Chorne
Royal Young Leaves Examiner
Iotel
Wood
W. Comer
Moses Cook
Eral Olivers
Green River Country
Aumner Rams
Advinoson
WM. E. Pitt
Ircaln & Wy Cl
Ken Reer
M. E. Church
Elrcians
Awan
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