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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
2
Services are held each Sunday with Sunday school at 10 and evening services. Reginald Bt James Episcopal schedules services at 7 p.m. Prone eG 2b ci day arvionm Bbd Grastan Base assisted by Arthur Calverley, reader. Tam nD am. Lid Wel:
A Jan 19 telegram from the Vice-Chairman of the Commission for Relief in Belgium in New York City explains arrangements with the Post Office Department and major express firms allowing Americans to send non perishable food, clothing, and blankets to Belgium parcel post or express at no transportation cost to the sender. Postmasters and 53,000 express offices will carry instructions, with refunds for postage, to support provisioning for over six million Belgians, including 1.4 million destitute, through a transport line of about 31 steamers until at least summer.
A Weatherby Maine resident O J if writes about a remedy that cured him from a severe leg injury in a few days. He asserts the remedy is widely obtainable and invites readers to ask others who have used it.
Reported by Mrs. R A Morton of Cheyenne president of the Federated Women's Club of Wyoming shows Tag Day and Red Cross funds totaling 5065.54 dollars. Kemmerer contributed 98.55 dollars toward the sum.
A new post office has been established at Kelly Wyoming and residents will receive their mail there instead of at Jackson.
Eugene S Keight of Wilmington says Chamberlains Tablets are the best remedy he has used for constipation and indigestion. He reports his wife also benefits from their use and notes they are obtainable everywhere.
State of Wyoming Lincoln County District Court case lists plaintiffs A. Hamilton and Fred Hoberts with various Allred entities as defendants. The petition asks for relief by a date in 1915, otherwise default judgment and execution may follow. Attorney W. A. May appears for plaintiffs.
Notice announces a special meeting of the Wooster Liveaieet Company holders to be held at a specified venue in Kemmerer. The fragmentary text lists locations and times and mentions attendees and related officials, but many words are garbled, leaving key details unclear.
The Shriners club of Hweatetlote plans a nine course cabaret dinner on Monday at the Pocawolla commercial club rooms and an annual ball on February 1 at the McNichola Wright ball in Macatella. Invitations reached the Camera editor, who regrets unable to attend.
Forest notes describe lodgepole pine as a major source of dye and paper pulp and discuss its use in textiles. The article notes the Forest Service labs testing pulp from eight woods versus spruce and reports government sales totaling 126 million feet of sawtimber in Olympic National Forest, with an estimated 33 billion board feet remaining in the timber stand. The agency collaborates with railroads, mining firms, pole companies, and cities on tests of ties, timbers, poles, piling, and paving blocks treated with preservatives.
Mrs Martha Wilcox of Gowands N X recounts a bad cold and cough that quickly improved after taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The account praises its effectiveness over a year and notes wide familiarity and availability in stores.
U. E. Bradbury state senator and Jesse Hatten representative will be in Cheyenne during the legislature. At a First National Bank meeting Bradbury received additional powers. Friends praise his Wyoming roots education and fitness for the high trust.
Wraming swermmen farmer Mr O J Ebman of Cora Fremont county has grown grain in cooperation with the Experiment Station this year. He raised 120000 pounds of grain valued at 3000 on his farm at an altitude over 7300 feet in a cattle region with little farming. This is one example of farming development in the state.
The notice invites orders for engraved cards and plates and printing of calling cards in latest type. It lists months March through July and mentions Wh County and camera orders, indicating a local business service announcement.
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