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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1915
Page
10
A fragmented line lists Alex Scott as president and J G as secretary for a group titled Kemmerer im ere ot Can N G. The text is garbled but indicates an organizational leadership slate with two named officers.
Local church notices list gatherings in Kemmerer with St James Episcopal and other houses of worship. Reginald Evans is mentioned with Bishop, Rae Ses, and Tamae D Lynch as pastor. Sunday school is at 10 20 with monthly subshell meetings.
Notice states Wester Livestock Company has been transferred to Lincoln Livestock Company under state law. The Lincoln Livestock Company is the successor in interest and continues the rights and obligations of the Wester entity.
A report proposes abolishing district headquarters and routing National Forest administration through Washington to cut costs and speed decisions. The plan would expand direct funding for roads and trails, while the Forest Service grows to 3,963 employees across 163 forests in seven districts.
The Monitor published by Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co offers information on the transcontinental telephone line, Wyoming scenes, and the company’s operations. It emphasizes advertising, illustrations, and insights to improve service efficiency and interexchange communication.
The jitney boom spreads from large to small cities as private car owners earn six to ten dollars daily by carrying passengers at the five cent fare. In many towns these buses run on streetcar routes with regular schedules, challenging established street car companies.
Court House Notes list land patents and warranty deeds recorded last week Feb 17 1911 to Feb 6 1915. Transactions include parcels in Marbleton Cache Creek Jackson and Birch Creek areas with various grantees such as W H Anez Kesstogen Geo W Eynon Chas Freddell Olive W Eates and J Hanter Salmon Methinols among others.
Fragmentary reader note asserts 20 years use of a chamber remedy for coughs colds and croup. Mentions giving the remedy to children small and praises lack of side effects. Text is garbled with spelling errors and unclear product names.
The University of Wyoming has 322 graduates since 1891. Of these 7 have completed regular four year programs and 113 from the two year Normal course, with the rest split between special and post graduate studies. Graduation year by year generally rises, from two in 1901 to 38 in 1914. A Rocky Mountain higher education report shows Wyoming receiving the smallest state support in 1912, $92,340, far less than Nebraska at $1,153,970.
The Board of Trade figures for January show imports down £604 000 and exports down £19,558,000 amid war effects. Food imports rose, offset by declines in manufactured goods and raw materials, notably cotton. Coal exports and manufactured articles also fell, with £8,000,000 tied to cotton textiles.
The big exposition in San Francisco opened last Saturday with pomp. President Wilson in Washington pressed the electric button to start the event. About four hundred thousand attended opening day. The exposition will run through the year and Union Pacific plans two extra trains around April 1 to handle crowds.
Fragmented and garbled text describes unclear fault holding and stone tablet ideas. The passage contains inconsistent phrasing and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
The State of Wyoming Lincoln County District Court Third Judicial District. Dore Uncreng and L. Herrong are plaintiffs. G. J. Herrong is the defendant. The notice states the defendant’s last known residence was Hig Piney. The court directs service of process with the date and role details recorded in the county court records.
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