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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1915
Page
2
A fragmented note lists officers for a group with Kemmerer in January and names Alex Scott as president and J G as secretary. The text references N G and A W Al vi as participants or affiliations in the organization.
Readable church notices show St James Episcopal with Sunday services and Sunday school at 10 20 a m. Reginald Evans is named bishop while Tamae D Lynch is listed as pastor with monthly sublet rest. The text outlines home meetings and Thursday society at 2 p m all reflecting local parish activities.
Notice states the Wester Livestock Company is reorganized and its name changed to Lincoln Livestock Company under state law and proper filing procedures. The notice cites relevant legislative authority and official authorization by the state President.
A report proposes streamlining Forest Service administration by abolishing district headquarters and managing affairs from Washington. Delays in transmitting business would be cut, allowing more funds for roads and trails. The plan notes 3,963 employees, including 2,262 on National Forests and 601 in admin and science, across 186 million acres and 163 forests in seven districts.
The Monitor for February from Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co highlights the transcontinental telephone line achievement and Wyoming features. It showcases state scenes with illustrations and offers exchange connections, efficiency tips, and advertising for improved service.
The jitney bus movement grows as car owners profit from five cent fares in many cities. Jitneys follow street car routes with regular schedules and threaten established transportation.
Court House Notes list land patents and warranty deeds recorded by the County Clerk in the past week. Entries reference transfers and water rights in Jackson, Marbleton, Cache Creek additions, and other townships, with dates ranging from 1911 to 1915 and involving multiple individuals and entities.
Fragmented text references a remedy used for twenty years for coughs croup and colds. Mentions giving to children from small age and notes perceived relief and safety. Scattered phrases about a product and engraving cards appear. The passage lacks clear events or structured details.
The University of Wyoming has 322 total graduates since 1891 with 117 from four year programs and 113 from the two year Normal course. Most graduates come from regular progress each year, and 1914 marks a high point with 38 graduates. Wyoming's 1912 higher education funding ranked lowest among Rocky Mountain states at 92,340, far behind Nebraska at 1,153,970.
Figures from the Board of Trade show January imports fell by £604,000 and exports dropped by £19,558,000. Food imports rose by $7,250,000, while declines in manufactured goods and raw material, especially cotton, dominated. Coal exports fell £1,750,000 and cotton textiles contributed £8,000,000 of the decrease.
The San Francisco exposition opened last Saturday with pomp as President Wilson in Washington triggered the launch. An estimated four hundred thousand attended the opening day and the event will run through the year. Union Pacific plans two extra trains around April 1 to accommodate crowds amid heavy inquiry about rates and seating.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss faulting and stone tablet ideas with unclear context and multiple repetitions, offering little concrete information about people, places, dates, or events. The readable parts lack a coherent news item to summarize.
State of Wyoming Lincoln County District Court Third Judicial District action by L Herrong against G J Herrong. Defendant's last known residence Piney with unknown current address. Copy dated in the court records. Filing parties Bauer Carl and others listed by district court.
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