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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1919
Page
10
The Jackson Hole Valley sees vast grazing lands withdrawn by forest and game officials, threatening cattle and ranching livelihoods. Locals urge Wyoming to protect both game and cattle interests, organize for fair treatment, and challenge park boundary extensions that would further shrink ranching areas.
Camp Funston reports civilians are replacing many men in permanent camp departments under Washington authority. Civilian clerks will fill roles while soldiers are discharged, with some experienced men offered $100 monthly pay plus quarters and rations for a three month period. The move is described as temporary to bridge over discharge and enlistment.
Miss Minnie Rider of Beaver Flat visited Daniel Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W J Todd came from their Green River ranch one day this week. George Heinrich visited from his Green River ranch Sunday. Mrs Aithena and daughter Agnes Sniders shopped in Daniel recently. Ranger Fred Graham of Merna traveled to Big Piney Friday via Austin Richardson’s ranch. A Grey home dancing party near Merna drew many attendees with music by Helena Hansberger of Lagan Utah staying at the Martin home to assist with the children. Ralph Conwell put up ice this week. Mr and Mrs Mann shopped in Daniel recently. Mrs Vogo Miller visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs A J Houston. Bryan Ball injured his hip near Merna while tending cattle. Pat Healy was a business visitor in Daniel Sunday. W Rice visited Mrs A H Roatan yesterday evening in Mara. Ange has been ill this week. Wartin’s health has been poor since October. Junior Hand stays with C C Beck at Merna and enjoys ranch life. Gull Whitman and family drove to Big Piney Friday for the 21st dance. Mr and Mrs Bruce Cranor were in Daniel Wednesday. Mrs Cranor and children visited Mrs Houston. Jack Ellis, staying at the Daniel Hotel, has gone to work at the C F Ball ranch.
Funeral services for Mildrad Loona Martin were held at the home in Daniel Sunday, conducted by Johnson of Forty Red Fist, with many friends in attendance. She was laid to rest in Daniel cemetery Sunday afternoon.
A Los Angeles man reports his wife, once nervous and underweight, gained 35 pounds in six weeks after starting a tonic called Taniac. He says her appetite returned, breathing and headaches improved, and she is now cheerful and energized. The ad-like piece notes stores selling the product.
The notice urges cleaning and sanitizing blankets before storage to keep them clean, sweet, and germ free. It mentions doing the same with heavy waists, skirts, and coats and promotes dry cleaning as a preserver.
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