Government Owned Rail Roads As Viewed Locally
The piece discusses federal takeover of the nation’s rail system as a revolutionary move toward government control. Local railroad workers see potential benefits in efficiency and freight transport, with possible reductions in luxury and elite private coaches, while Uncle Sam’s military-use focus may improve national transport and reduce congestion in Wyoming and other western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Aga Clara
Allroad
5. L
Uncle Sam
Wyoming
Porkless Tuesday and Porkless Saturday Aid War Effort
Salt Lake Tribune urges Americans to save pork as part of wartime food administration campaigns. Emphasizes broader need for vegetables and efficient land use while noting U S grain production rises with fall and spring wheat plantings. Warns of pork product shortages if consumption continues and calls for sacrifice to support allies in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Salt Lake Tribune
Europe
United Stater Food Administration
America
Dual personae in corn harvests and food war
The piece compares corn to a dual personality, describing green corn as the brief, popular form and yellow meal as the enduring, plain yet vital part. It argues yellow corn stays with us, usable in unlimited quantities, essential in the ongoing food war.
Fragmentary notice recounts a Portland to Vancouver journey
A partial, garbled account mentions a gentleman named Heusen from Portland Maine to Vancouver with unclear remarks on motive and living costs. The readable fragments hint at travel or lifestyle notes but lack coherent details or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heusen
Portland
Maine
Vancouver
MTICh. Jeverer din all aaltompa tildes abil ama tore
The Teanden fame focus on Sheri. Unable to extract clear names places dates or events from the damaged text. The fragment hints at a yearly focus but provides no verifiable facts or entities to report a concrete summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minh
Teanden
Sheri
Death Reported for Halt Geer of Miemtelip and Mrs Eva Mekivain
The death of Mr Halt Geer of Miemtelip and his wife Mrs Eva Mekivain formerly of this city was reported yesterday in Kommerer. Details of the cause and the time of death have not been administered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halt Geer
Miemtelip
Hehortel
Kommerer
Vere
Goes
Mies Eva Mekivain
Mondell Responds On Walsh Leasing Measure
A wire from Representative F W Mondell to B A Woodruff chairman of the Of Men s Protective Association Kemmerer Wyoming reports he will give careful consideration to all legislation and will work for the most favorable conditions for their people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Woodruff
of Men's Protective Isociation Organization Committee
F. W. Mondell
Mondell
Walsh
Congress
City Plans Septic Sewer Tank Improvement
The city administration has decided on a long discussed improvement installing a septic sewer tank to achieve better sanitary conditions than the current cess pool. Mayor Gordon supports the project, which applies scientific sewerage principles to a town of this size.
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Gordon
New Year Dance at Fossil Brightens Local Night
A neighborhood New Year Eve dance in Fossil featured Frank Stein on violin and Fred Rawlings on organ. Kemmerer attendees included Grace and Kate Somers Dick Someser Mrs Parker and James Corliss. Ladies served a supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Fossil
Frank Steinhour
Fred Rawlings
Grace
Kate Somers
Dick Someser
Parker
James Corliss
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Mining Claims in Lincoln County
By virtue of an execution out of the District Court for Lincoln County Wyoming Western Mining and Milling Company is summoned to satisfy a judgment from May 23 1917. The sheriff will sell at Kilmerner Town Hall on a January date in 1975 at 2 PM the Western Wyoming Mining and Milling Companys interest in listed mining claims in township 24 N R 117 W. The sale aims to raise funds for W A McKinney debt recovery expiring May 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eald Western Wyoming Mining and ‘Milling Company
Grige
Gtige
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Western Wyoming Mining and
Kilwmerer
W. A. McKineney
Kemmerer Forms Oil Men Protective Association
An impromptu city hall meeting in Kemmerer Wyoming, prompted by Caspar visitor T C Turner, led to forming an Oil Men Protective Association. Turner urged unity to counter Walsh bill impacts and oil shortages, with Leater G Baker named temporary secretary and a five member committee appointed to organize a local group before a future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Casper
Oil Men 4 Protective Association
T. C. Turner
Corona Development Company
Cas- Ree
Oll
C. Watt Brandon
Brandon
Turner
Congress
Oil Men's Protective Association
Leater G. Baker
B. A. Woodrul
Oklahoma
J. P. Rosenberg
Will Kahl
J. Parker Thompson
W. T. Wood
Woodruff
Former Resident Visits From Utah Mines Investor
Peter Keenan, once of the Lyceum Bar in this city, visited Kemmerer the first of the week. He arrived from a Utah point where he has been operating mines and is said to be interested in lands in this section. He is a brother of Dick Keenan, formerly of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Keenan
Lyceum
Kemmerer
Utah
Dick Keenan
Aera
Harrington Married in Rock Springs Nuptials
Harrington and Missou Gibbs wed on the 2nd in the vicinity, previous divorce of Mr. Harrington from Dr. Harrington who once managed the Union Pacific store at Cumberland. They plan to reside in Rock Springs where he is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltlake City
Rock Springs
Harrington
Dr. Harrington
Union Pacific
Cumberland
Missou Gibbs
National Woolgrowers and Livestock Meetings in Salt Lake City
During the week of January 13 the National Woolgrowers association and the National Livestock association meet in Salt Lake City, with Utah Wool Growers also gathering in the city. Lincoln county stockmen will attend to hear national figures including David F. Houston, Joseph P. Catton, and Senator John B. Kendrick. Dr. H A Brauer will speak on wool futures. A large group of Lincoln county cattle and sheep men will be guests in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Woolgrowers' Association
Salt Lake City
National Livestock Association
Utah Woolgrowers’ Association
Stan City
Lincoln County
Utah
David F. Houston
United States
Steer Weighed 2050 Pounds at Denver Market Show
A shipment of pasta to the Denver market was weighed in with a steer at 2050 pounds. Another animal watched by A.W. Smmtli weighed 2059 pounds and will be displayed at the Denver stock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Smmlti
Denver
Gas Well Incites Fire After Quick Drilling May 10
A Wood Oil and Development Company well, drilled this morning, shows a 160 foot depth and encounters a strong gas flow. Gas ignited upon contact with air, producing a noticeable flame about ten feet above the ground. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Ol & Development Company
Casing Ordered for Lincoln Wyoming Wells
The Lincoln Wyoming Petroleum company ordered 2004 feet of casing for shallow wells in Possil Meld. The eight and a quarter inch casing has been shipped and will arrive within weeks for use on the firer well at Lincoln Wyoming properties, under Charles Lackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln-Wymning Petroleum Company
Kansas
Charles Lackey
Lincoln-Wyoming
Interior of Lineal Securities Co. office space evolves
The building now housing Lineal Securities Co. is being renovated with new fixtures and partitions. Manager J Parker Thompson aims to expand the office staff and operations as Dun Uinner travels the division gathering details on railroad property. Mrs Jamon Hoberta and Hud Payne return from Tolliver after a family illness and death. The Camera received income tax booklet published by Kemmerer Savings Bank for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lineal Securities Co
Mary
Moe
Linvols Lumber Cn
J. Parker Thompson
Moon
Hud Payne
Jamon Hoberta
Tolliver
Kemmerer Savings Bank
K H S Notes and School Changes in Kemmerer
Misa Hulthan remains in California awaiting status while Misa Le Dage to teach French. three new enrollments join the K H S. Elmer Young returns to Bookmore class, Howard Barber attends from Coalville, and Arthur Gore departs to Frontier with janitor duties filled. The Kon 5 building adds steel fire escapes and Yearly resolutions urge efficiency. Sophomores now wear long trousers as Ralph Rosenberg matures. Pornand Fagnant leaves school for a First National Bank job in Kemmerer.
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Misa Hulthan
Acation
California
Mise le Dage
Mire
Pornand Fagnant
First National Bank of
Seeking Information Letter About Lew Henderson
May Henderson of 925 East 17th Ave Denver asks The Camera for information about her brother Lew Henderson. She plans a trip to Kemmerer within a few days and hopes for a reply to her inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Henderson
East 17Th Ave
Denver
Colorado
Informaon
Lew Henderson
Kemmerer
Miss Henderson
Frontier meeting presided by Laura Winter on Saturday
Mra Laura Winter, county home demonstrator, will preside at a Frontier women’s meeting next Saturday afternoon at 2:00. A demonstration in home conservation will be given and every lady should attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Laura Winter
Frontier
Abner Davin Buys Kemmerer Abstract & Realty Firm
Abner Davin, president of Pyra mid Ol & Refining, has purchased the Kemmerer Abstract & Realty company. The business is now run by Mr. Davis. The purchase price has not been disclosed.
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Atheathe
Oregon
Ibb
Mtich
Sali
J.B. McMins
Il Mell’s‘ Protective Association
Casperate
Oil and Gas Commission
Hillyer
W. S. Hillyer
Kemmerer Hotel
Kemmerer, Wyo
Fine Offices
Dun Uinner
Ib Division
Thane Dove
Wywmion
Emoe
Phentandard Tynomriver
Busine Natal Mencment
Olinett
Pi Td Brand
Woodstock Typewriter Company
Udieago
Mitnola
Notabite
C. A
NYALL
Columbia Graphonolas
Mae
Kodaro
Dong Sandiries
the City Drug Store
Chas. A. Christmas
Bon Ton Restaurant
Kemmerer, Wyoming
R. J. Jones
A. C. Olson
Margaret Fearn
Elmer Young
Howard Barber
Coalvill
Hieer
Arthur
Shorty
Honska
Sophmores
Ralph Rosenberg
Maals
Wood Oil & Development .Co
Fomall
Mako-Wyoming Oil Company
Big Piner
Domino-Wyoming Oil Company
Powder Hiver Junction
Pric
Hove
Refining
Greybull
Ure
Horn
Kemmerar Brokerage Co
Watt
Kemmeerr
Just
Kemmeran
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