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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1916
Page
14
Denver prepares for a major livestock and horse show after two years. Fifteen herds of shorthorn and over twenty of Hereford plus Que and Galloway cattle will exhibit. New cattle sheds rise as railroads offer low rates to accommodate the biggest crowd yet.
The piece highlights gifts from Japanese residents during Christmas, noting oriental designs such as embroidered handkerchiefs, carved boxes, tea and candies. It thanks contributors Tom Ming and staff at Hotel Kemmerer Cafe, B Itaya and N Hayakawa of Kemmerer Steam Laundry, Hi Sam of Bon Ton, and Lee Bin Wah of Wah Sing Cho Company for their generosity.
The bustling group of comaters on Sapphire street hill drew attention on Sunday afternoon. The Camera hints these pleasure seekers may divert from Aroma to Triangle Street and practice “turning” on other streets after past incidents on this route.
In Idaho midal ant Saturday night saloons closed as dry laws limit personal liquor use to one quart or twelve bottles. Railroads worry if shipments into Idaho for private use can continue. Utah may test interstate commerce rules while Washington Oregon and Colorado align with the dry column.
An anonymous person placed poison in several spots around the city last Saturday night and Sunday, killing about 25 dogs including some valuable pets. Witnesses fear the culprit may hide in darkness for now.
James Ralderson of Quealy Peterson Sheep Co. brings a road of horses and mules purchased at Montpelier for mining work. He reports 3000 thoroughbreds fed on the ranch this winter as flocks feed in the desert. Thursday is fair day at the Kemmerer market. come early.
Western mining shows record gains with copper output surpassing 1914 and previous highs by over 236,000 dollars in value and 120 million pounds above prior records. Gold and silver also rise with California leading gold and Arizona Montana setting silver records, amid a generally prosperous year.
Three autos travel over Over the Hill Road from Big Piney on Sunday. Carl J. Warner drives a Chandler aiding two McGinols heading to Salt Lake City to enter college. Frank Ball and party return to Pocatello. Tom O Neill attends this week’s commissioners meeting. The group clears the road without injuries.
John C. Buda announces the Stray Elks of Green River Valley will host a free banquet and dance for children on Friday January 7 at Marbleton Hotel. Attendees under sixteen may join. supper will be served then older guests. Mike Meeks and John Budd organize details with George Furney handling music.
A Rawlins Wyoming man,Mr. McCarthy of Fronsat 100 Rawlins, states he suffered kidney trouble and back pain from train jar. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he reports long relief and renewed health more than five years later. Poster advert. Buffalo, N Y.
A fragmented note describes a ritualistic group habit and its social dynamics. It mentions a cold sponge bath routine taken every morning, performed in an icy setting, and hints at group behavior and personal discomfort. The text remains unclear on specifics.
The piece argues federal forest reserve constraints hinder Wyoming settlers and oil developers. It cites Congressman Mondell urging the Public Lands committee to protect prospectors and land ventures, claiming costs fall on taxpayers and frontier effort suffers under federal restraint.
Elmo Tlaggerty and family traveled from Salt Lake City last Friday where Elmo spent two months under surgeon care. He has not fully recovered from injuries from the September auto accident. his jaw remains swollen but improving. He plans to return home to Afton within a month and resume normal life with his family.
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