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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1913
Page
5
The Wyoming legislature wrestles with a bounty bill veto and fiscal clash as lawmakers push for charity, tax relief, and public works. Governors notes on balance and party fault lines color votes while anti vice and pure food measures move through committees.
The Ladies of the Relief Society host a social and supper at the church on February 1. Admission 25 cents. All are welcome for an evening of fellowship and dining.
School reopened on Monday with no new smallpox cases reported and quarantined students progressing well. Public gatherings resume cautiously as the health department works to prevent an outbreak, while concerns about rents and children’s care surface in the community.
A St Patrick's dramatic chair sponsors a fare play titled Kathleen Mavourneen to be presented on March 24. The program promises a memorable end drama with enduring beauty and broad appeal.
Community planners tease a big night at the Lyceum with a grand arch and prize drawing. Attendees may win cash prizes as part of the Moose Dance moon Guarda committee plan for the upcoming event.
Incomplete and flawed contracts hinder progress on the new Lincoln County Miner Hospital. Officials report contractor failures and bid disputes, delaying essential work and raising concerns about project financing. Local leaders call for corrective action and tighter oversight to protect taxpayer funds.
A busy schedule at Kemmerer includes a Ladies Aid supper on February 10 at 6 p.m. with entertainment from local groups. Community notices list visitors from Evanston and Ogden, business trips to Salt Lake City, and plans for a grand ball on February 17 at the Grand Opera House followed by a banquet at the Elk Hotel.
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President Taft states he is not prepared to intervene in the Mexican crisis as Congress debates amid Army and Navy activity. John H. Patterson of the National Cash Register is fined $5,000 and sentenced to one year in jail for Sherman anti trust violation. Henry Hale has died in Kammerer but is believed alive and recovering at Rock Spring. A second bounty bill to fund ceasations in Wyoming faces passage with Governor Caray backing a $10,000 appropriation.
The Kemmerer Steam Laundry installed a new large washing machine with capacity over double the older noviller units. All machinery is modern and new, with ten employees now required to operate it. The plant boasts the latest patterns and is handling increasing workload with improved customer satisfaction.
A two weeks ago operation for appendicitis was performed by Dr. Whitlock at Sublet on the T-year-old daughter of Oscar Murdo. Assisted by Drs. Stafford and Melill, the patient is recovering in the emergency hospital with a favorable outlook. Local notices include sales, visits, weather, guild events, and upcoming performances by Kemmerer residents, highlighting social activities and community life.
The University of Wyoming hosts a rich fossil display, drawing visitors to view giant prehistoric remains including marine reptiles and a large land-dwelling dinosaur. Notable finds near Casper and Medicine Bow, with offers from European museums and ongoing hunts led by Professor Reed and Yale’s Marash, reveal Wyoming as a premier fossil region and the evolution of fossil transportation methods.
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