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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1915
Page
13
Local churches in Kemmerer host varied schedules with multiple denominations. Services and Sunday school times appear irregular and include Episcopal, Methodist, Catholic, and parish notices across town.
Notice that the Wester Livestock Company, a Wyoming incorporated entity, has changed its name to Lincoln Livestock Company under Wyoming law. WT Rex, president, signs the filing.
The article notes no public services in St Patrick's Parish due to a contagious disease outbreak in Kemmerer. It permits private visits to the church, outlines fasting rules for Lent, and lists meat allowances on specific days, with exemptions for certain workers and U S soldiers. It mentions contact with Fr Schillinger in Green River and notes ashes distribution paused.
A report claimed Sublet schools closed due to scarlet fever, but Dr T H Roe says no cases have appeared in the camp recently. One pneumonia case is noted. precautions remain strict and peddlers are barred until the epidemic abates nearby.
The University of Wyoming sustains a $400 annual prize from Philo Sherwan Pennitt’s bequest for the best undergraduate essay on Principles of Free Government. Miss Agnes Wright of Cheyenne has won twice. last year’s winner was Miss Alice Downey of Laramie. The basketball team began a Colorado tour on February 12 with games against Denver, Colorado, Colorado Agricultural College, and Colorado State Teachers College. a Utah trip is now uncertain. The team is regarded as the best in years and expected to win many games on the trip.
Thieves broke into Mrs Maggie Nicholsonite Ki ioe by Sosa eevee Whealls Sapte kitchen and took a large amount of meat from a porch box. They also carried away two sleds belonging to her daughters, likely used for transporting the beef. Snow hindered pursuit and officers found no trace of the culprits.
Attorney RK. K. Rose sues behalf of Lauckey Young against Thos Sneddon of Mamondville seeking 500 plus interest for three years. Claim alleges Sneddon promised to pay Young 800 for a half interest in the Double mine in Diamondville with Young turning over his interest. A full accounting may follow from the new company. Thursday is High Day at the Kem perer Meat Market.
A garbled passage discusses irritability blamed on a disordered stomach. It mentions widespread suffering and claims a remedy called Chowheriaib's Tablets cure stomach troubles by restoring natural function. The wording suggests a medical patent remedy tone.
Public notice of a summons in the Lincoln County District Court Third Judicial District. The defendant Dor Herrong residence unknown and Piney Wyoming listed for service. Clerk Cart Con announces the proceeding and directs appearance and filing of defenses.
At midnight February 10 a quarantine was set on the South Omaha stock yards banning cattle hogs and sheep from east of the Missouri river Missouri Kavess and South Dakota except for immediate slaughter through March 10 1015. Cattle hogs and sheep may be sent for immediate slaughter from Sioux City and South St Paul yards keeping fat stock in demand. No embargo on Wyoming shipments. Omaha market prices hold with weak demand.
B A Sherman, two year district forester of the fourth street service district covering Utah Nevada southern Idaho western Wyoming and northern Arrons, is placed in charge of lands work in the Washing Weodter and L Kuvipp is appointed successor. Koelpp a well known West figure, formerly a ranger and forest supervisor in Arizona and nine years as assistant forester in Washington with A F Potter directing grazing efforts.
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