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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1916
Page
4
Avner Luman of Big Piney Wyoming visits South Omaha yards and Omaha before a pleasure trip east. He notes plenty of cattle, good prices last fall, rising costs, and the shift from free range as ranchers face higher winter expenses including ten dollar tow charges.
The author argues Secretary Daniels should be commended for his handling of navy leadership amid perceived national decline. They claim many know of the government's weaknesses and warn against inviting invasion or war without united patriotism.
The Spearfish Enterprise bids Bret Brown farewell as he moves to California for at least a year. L. C. Emerson and 8. D. Perry take over the Weston County Gazette. The Gillette News and Suntance Monitor alumni arrive with Wyo ming Tad leading Weston paper. Fred Winchester becomes Cody Herald boss. Casper Press is guided by H. Y. Lockwood and J. F. Brennan of Hujet Globe.
Cokeville Mayor Hon J D Noblitt visited Kemmerer with county commissioners. He notes Cokeville has strong gravity water and a nearby water power site that could support an electric light service with modest expense. If not adopted municipally, private developers may pursue the project.
Hon Frank J. Cranney visited from Star Valley last week to discuss Dustiiem and wax a RuRat apthe Ballwin. Cranney notes many violations by non-residents near the West border and remarks on a high frequency of such infractions during games.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Snedden hosted guests at the Miller residence Friday evening. On New Year’s Day a large group gathered for dinner and music with selections by Misses Thomas and Jorgenson. One child suffered burns during the event and Mrs Miller planned a trip to Salt Lake for medical care while Miss Sneddon directed activities at the Miller base.
A damaged OCR note reports the Diamondville mine operated by the Coal and Coke Company has reopened after repairs. It is expected to resume steady production and employ a new crew for dredging work.
An archival notice from a weekly publication in Kommarer outlines editorial roles and ownership. It lists editor Watt Brag aun and publisher Watt Dearden Oweer with managing editor Watt tran don. The document mentions a warning about readers' interest and a date 3915, described in formal language.
Elkel notes visitors in Salt Lake as grippe abates in Alkek. Annie Papes recovers from pneumonia at Kemmerer hospital. Miss Jack Green loses Christmas break due to illness. Mr Stringer suffers a mining accident with scalp wound. School attendance remains strong during grippe season. The rink remains vibrant as children play and snow arrives. A stage driver Mr Kiddy rests after a leg injury from a horse kick and prior mine accident. Stella Kant nearly chokes on a small whitehead tooth and is treated. she returns to school soon. The VOR or The State of Wyoming Lincoln County District Court case Whitlock versus Whitlock seeks divorce, alimony, and custody. March 4 deadline set.
In Hird boys case writ of habeas corpus denied and they must reappear to plead to a new information. Thomas divorce granted. Cartwright divorce case passed due to errors. Wm Danver suit vs Afton Live Stock Co dismissed at plaintiff’s request with costs. County pensions listed with several reductions and new grants announced. Lana Norman petition at Frontier under investigation as court adjourned with civil matters under review.
Edward Edwards, jailed for 20 years for the Natrona County killing of Pred Ott in Casper area, is pardoned after serving three years. Earlier, Edwards killed Roy Landers while in sheriff custody and was acquitted of a separate murder claim tied to his wife.
Harry Julian made a brief trip to his homestead east of Sage on his brick horse Bern. Me Pate family enjoyed the snow after a midweek fall and spent Sunday with Orson Winter. A group of local youths attended a ball in Jungle Town Utah on Saturday night January 7. Mrs Frank Keen and daughter Ithel were guests at the Julian Hotel Tuesday. Harry Thompano has been ill but improving. Mr Ron Nebeker was a school visitor Friday. O J Winters and B G Pate were Konstom visitors. Herbert Julian Fred Keen Lew Hayward and Vera and Monte Gallatine were Kemmerer visitors the rest of the week.
Letters of administration were issued January ith 1016 to the named administrator in Lincoln County Wyoming. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers for allowance to the attorney in Kemmerer within six months after the date of letters or be barred. Claims not exhibited within one year from the letters date will be forever barred. Dated January 11, seré. John L. Phobell tran Jones, Attorney for Administrator.
McCoy, sergeant at arms of Wyoming's last house of representatives, visits Cheyenne on business from Casper. He praises the progress on the new capitol wings and notes Casper has had a good winter despite much wind.
Rich McMinn receives a letter from Secretary Fred L. Thompson praising his annual livestock inspection report sent last week. Lincoln county notes the report was not required yet. McMinn calls it a splendid idea and expects future reports from all livestock inspectors to inform the public about their work.
Game Officers Here eon and asant G. P. Sorenson visited Kemmerer last week on business with Mr. Wilson and the Bird boys. Dr. Arbogast of Cumberland returned Saturday after a three week visit with friends and relatives in the east.
A local resident testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills corrected irregular kidney secretions and relieved backache and headaches. The ad cites M J Roads of Handi House Lanney and endorses Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as the supplier.
Certificates of indebtedness numbered 3919 to 4639 of Lincoln County Wyoming are hereby called in. Interest will cease on January With 1916.
A Wyoming County Livestock Inspector certifies 28 head of horses and mules from C. P. MacGlashan of Big Placy shipped in U. P. Railway car 62666 to Statesboro, Georgia. The document lists breeds, brands, and markings including mares, work mules, and resembling horses, with destinations and the inspecting date noted as 1918.
An affidavit dated December 29 1915 by Howard Wetzel Constable of Poplar precinct Bonneville County Idaho lists examined horses and mules owned by Lot W Haley Halfway Lincoln Wyoming. It notes multiple brands including Av wineglass tents and others with marks on left shoulder thigh hip and right shoulder plus unbranded mule colts and two yearling ponies. The document is certified before Justice A A Anderson and recorded by County Clerk H R Harrison in January 1915.
An ordinance requires removal of snow from sidewalks by 10 a.m. the day after a snowfall ends. If owners fail to clear promptly, the town will have the work done.
Fragmentary text notes times for meals and a location in New York. The readable content hints at routines and a possible social setting but lacks clear event details or names to identify a specific news item.
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