Local Visitors Reported Across Counties and Towns
Ivan Nichols of Cokeville visited county wear on Saturday. A. C. and J. C. Salmon toured Lava Hot Springs for recreation. Abe Ward and son of Jackson Hole visited Kemmerer last week returning from Denver. Dave Boyce looked into shale lands in Green River last week. Mr and Mrs Thomas Sneddon of Diamondville left for Lox Annee for a short visit. NEW COLUMBIA HROORDA for sale at City Drug Store. R. M. Witherspoon, a Salt Lake City druggist, visited Kemmerer with Jud and family. Attorney B. Melvin purchased lots in Fossil. Mina Lillian Miller left for Keokuk Iowa for a month. Guy Rose of the Kemmerer Coal office discharged from Lincoln County Miners hospital, to resume duties. Parley Smith drew quartermaster sergeant in Camp McArthur Texas. The company remains under quarantine. Professor Peter Sullivan, Kemmerer boxing instructor, is now in New York City working as an embalmer.
Kemmerer News Highlights Local Happenings
Mrs Mart Christovan of Forson hosts visitors while Dr Reese from Cumberland calls on Saturday. Mary invites spring line at Lyceum Theatre as Kemmerer orchestra provides music. J J Hervitan returns from Salt Lake City visiting Mrs Uersman. St Margaret's Guild meets Thursday at 3 pm. Skating sessions noted and local visits, with plans for dental work and shale land prospecting. The column lists residents, travel, entertainments, and small ads across Kemmerer.
Copy Deadline Ahead for Camera News and Ads
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 Tuesday evening press and Wednesday mail.
Guarantee Trust Co forms from Kemmerer venture in Downey building
The Guarantee Trust Co. is formed to take over Kemmerer Abstract operations and opens offices in the Downey building. Namesake Wyoming Trust Co. 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 and start of operations with J L Mullings of Denver engaged as attorney and manager.
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’re Canning the Kaiser Song by Sinclair Chorus
Wartime ditty from 1918 proclaims American effort to defeat the Kaiser in song. Chorus references Bethlehem guns, New York supply lines, and Yankee resolve from Maine to Oregon. Written by Kemmerer in Wyoming on February 11 1918.
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Pragce
Tommies
Melaniers
Rannucks
Bethlehem
Old New York
Hoxton
Dixtand
Florida
Oregon
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Cannot Sell a Permit Grazing Privileges Notice
The secretary of agriculture warns permit holders for grazing livestock on national forests that any bonus, waiver, or privilege payment will trigger permit cancellation. Permits are for exclusive use by the stock owners and must not be sold or transferred. handling stock sales without permit transfer protects owners, but risks forfeiture and loss of public ranges. Forest service officials note transfers must avoid creating vessel or public property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Permittex
Lawes
Forest Service
Back From East PJ Quealy Returns From East Trip
Quealy came back Friday from an eastern trip that kept him away from Kemmerer for weeks. He visited New York and Boston and spent time with his son Mahlon who is progressing in school. He found the journey largely pleasant, mixing pleasure with business. He notes very cold weather east with heavy snow and rivers frozen. coal transport and war materials use disrupted supply, now improving as transportation is prioritized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PJ. Quealy
Kemmerer
Tiga Asa
New York
Boston
Mahlon
West Virginia
Kentucky
Royal Young Leaves Examiner in Parting Note
In the Big Piney Examiner final issue Royal A Young retires after three and a half years as editor. The valedictory states circumstances prevent him from continuing at the helm and notes his departure from the paper and local publishing work.
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Big Piney Examiner
Royal A Young
Royal
Piaey
Local Hotel Sells Amid Verdant Village Exodus
The village of Moweil sees gradual departures of aldetimers as Hethe village absorbs new residents. The notable sale was Mrs. Fred Snyder's hotel property, bought by Ralph Bougher of Riz Piney. Mrs. Snyder, longtime Fogel resident, departs with many friends regretful. Mr. Rougher, Ivan Jones's brother, has been in ranching near Miney for years.
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Moweil
Hethe
Fred Snyder
Ralph Bougher
Riz Piney
Snyder
Fogel
Mr. Rougher
Ivan Jones
Miney
Plomaine poisoning shocks Cokeville resident Peter Olson
Peter W Olson of Cokeville was stricken with plomaine poisoning while visiting Kemmerer last Tuesday and was in critical condition for a time. His wife Mrs Olson, in East Lake City with students, came to join him days before they returned to their Cokeville home. Local help and details of nearby residents appear in a scattered, partially legible report.
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Peter W. Olson
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Forest Meetings Bring Rural Officials Together in Wyoming
Forest Supervisor A. Beam and aides met with stockmen and forest users across the Bridger National Forest with headquarters shifted from Denver to Ogden area. Meetings occurred February 1 at Hix Piney, February 2 at Pinedale, and February 4 at Dantel as Bean prepared to travel toward Star Valley.
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Tants
Ogden
Forestatheers
Hix Piney
Pinedale
Dantel
Mr. Bean
Will
Hank
Star Valley
Kenmerer Defeats Crom Raven In Home Basketball Clash
Kenmerer edged Crom Raven 12 to 4 in a Saturday evening game amid strong fan support. The Rawlins tent hosted a lively postgame gathering, celebrating Kemmerer’s victory as the squad plans an upcoming trip to Wyoming venues including Fair Fork Springs and Rawlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmerer
Saturda
Rawlins
Shamaelves
Tia
Kemmeror Vietory
Nalion
Tn Casper
Wat Fork Springs
Powebly
War rhetoric nudges in odd ad copy fragment
The fragment hints at wartime messaging praising American resolve and winning the war. It references fashion and equipment items like stamps and buttons, plus a professor's advice on wearing soft shirts. The overall tone blends patriotic exhortation with scattered product mentions.
WM. E. PITT The Reliable Plumber
WM E Pitt promotes plumbing and heating services with reliable workmanship and guaranteed results. Local ad highlights timing and service promises, inviting inquiries for repairs and installations.
Land Development Exposed in Microune Area
A fragmented notice describes topography and fields around Kevin and La Kerge areas in Microune with wells and airings. It notes government involvement, development plans, and an exposer date with costs exceeding a thousand dollars. Address details appear for Guarantee Trust Co. and a heavy paper size reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reel Cook
Kevin
Postyall Address Address Guarantee Trust Co
Community Meetings At M. E. Church Schedule Monthly Talks
A series of community meetings was held at the Merhotist church with Prof A R Poempoen and N W Reynolds leading discussions on vocation al education and church attitude to the community. Prof Thompson spoke in place of Prof Burch, and Mr Rowe was unable to attend. Organizers expect monthly gatherings given strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merhotist
Red Cross Drives School Auxiliaries Nationwide
Red Cross workers conduct a two week drive to organize all schools into Red Cross school auxiliaries with Chapter school committees in charge. The effort aims to enroll 23 million children and assigns Junior membership duties in garment making for overseas needs. Mrs. Harry Trost, secretary of the local committee, offers information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Vocational Work Visited Kemmerer Schools Over Weekend
A delegation toured Kemmerer to study vocational training and its potential in local schools. Superintendent J Rupeh emphasized community support and urged swift action to implement the program for student advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Congress
Land Northville’s War Book Prompts Patriot Support
A local Anchor Steamship Company agent announces receipt of Land Northville’s War Book with patriotic sketches of America at war. The work highlights external fronts and central counterodds and features telegraphed passages about the home front. About $20,000 raised for Crom and Red Cross fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Steatinbuy Company
Scourstona
Abe
Cattle Range Theft Notice Near Hook Creek
Strayed or stolen cattle on the Hook Creek range were reported, branded three half elrcians on the left hip and left side. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery or proof of removal from the range. The notice mentions state boundary lines and cross-border concerns, with incomplete details about the owner and location.
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Moses Cook
Hook Creek
Brande
Johnn Dyers
Yoasil
Wyotinge
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