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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
10
Regional church notes list Reginald Bt James Episcopal services and details at various venues. Reader Arthur Calverley assists as week schedules include Sunday school and evening services.
A January telegram from the Vice-Chairman of the Belgian Relief Commission in New York outlines how American residents may send nonperishable foods clothing and blank notes to Belgium at no transport cost through parcel post or express services. Refunding of postage is available and instructions are posted in 6000 post offices and 53000 express offices nationwide with contact through 71 Broadway New York City.
In December O J Weatherby of Weatherby Maine describes a severe leg illness that rapidly improved within days after using a widely available remedy. He urges others to inquire with those who have tried it to determine its value.
Mrs. R A Morton reports the Federated Women’s Club of Wyoming raised 5065.54 dollars on Tag Day for the National Red Cross Society. Kemmerer contributed 98.55 dollars as part of the effort.
A new post office has recently been established at Kelly Wyoming and the people in that vicinity will receive their mail there instead of at Jackson as formerly.
Eugene S. Keight of Wilmiterss says Chamberlains Tablets are the best he has ever used for constipation and indigestion. He notes his wife also uses them for purification and praises the product. Obtainable everywhere.
State of Wyoming Lincoln County District Court case where Hamilton and Hoberts sue Allreds over residences in Idaho with default judgment threatened if defendants do not respond by the deadline in 1915. Attorney W. A. May represents the plaintiffs.
Notice announces a special meeting of the holders of the Wooster Liveaieet Company to be held at 2 Kubert ia in Kemmerer Linwabn Gonots with details garbled in OCR. The document appears to request attendance by holders for a defined agenda and timing, but key parts are unreadable.
The Shriners club of Hweatetlote announces a nine course cabaret dinner on Monday at Pocawolla commercial club rooms. On February 1 the club will host its annual ball at the McNichola Wright ball, promising a premier social event with decorated hall, refreshments, and a buffet lunch. Invitations were sent to the Camera editor, but we are unable to attend.
Forest notes describe lodgepole pine as a major tree in the Stocky Mountains supplying dye and pulp, with yellow textiles possible. Newsprint experiments by the forest service use eight woods, with pulp comparable to spruce. Government sales reach 126 million feet of sawtimber in Olympic National Forest, signaling a vast timber storehouse of about 33 billion board feet awaiting access.
Mrs Martha Wilcox of Gowands North X recounts rapid relief from a hard cold and cough after using a tonic repeatedly over a year. She notes it helped shorten illness and praises the remedy's effectiveness and availability through local vendors.
The Evanston Press reports that bank cashier U. E. Bradbury has been given expanded powers by the First National Bank board and will leave Saturday for Cheyenne to join the legislature, while state senator and representative Jesse Hatten will also be away. Friends praise Bradbury as a native Wyoming boy with good education and refinement, confident he will honor the new trust.
Cora farmer 0 J Ebman of Fremont county reports cooperative grain trials with the experiment station. This year he grew 120000 pounds of grain valued at 3000 dollars on a high altitude farm above 7300 feet in a cattle country where farming is scarce. This illustrates farming development in the state.
A fragmented notice advertises engraving and plate printing, offering calling cards in latest type. It mentions March, April, May, and July timing and urges readers to place orders with the local county service for engraved cards and plates.
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