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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1914
Page
9
The article analyzes dwindling beef cattle numbers in the United States, noting a 30 percent drop over six years from 1907 to 1913 and a shift in market receipts and slaughter. It highlights impacts on meat consumption, rising prices, and calls for constructive measures to sustain supply.
Free Moving Pictures shows a Safety First program near Lincoln Lumber Company yards to teach proper methods for public and employer accident prevention, firing to reduce heavy smoke, locomotive and train firing, and safe handling of explosives and acids. Exhibitions run three times daily at 10, 2, and 4 pm with public and employees invited. More than 000 lives are lost yearly from trespassing on railroad rights of way, and the screenings illustrate careless public practices and correct employee procedures to prevent accidents.
Cheyenne city commissioners ordered police to require arrestees to provide their true names. Persons using aliases such as John Dos Richard Doe or Mary Doe will not be accepted as correct identities on record.
The Rev Dr Shepp of Rock Springa will lecture in Kemmerer on Tuesday January 27 at the Episcopal church. He will discuss Life as It Is or The Need of the Age. Dr Shepp is a well known speaker for the local audience. Tae Camana offers weekly and monthly title books receipts vote books blank pass books and related items.
The record notes a dramatic decline in Federally inspected slaughter relative to total slaughter, estimating a loss of about 1.41 million cattle and roughly 780 million pounds of dressed beef across the country from 1909 to 1910, based on census ratios.
The General of Mrs Ivatelin Johnston of Diamondville was held Wednesday with services in Cumberland and Diamondville. Rev Mayor officiated at the KMethodiat church in Diamondville. Johnston was mother of seven. four attend, two daughters and a son in the east could not arrive. Interment was in Diamondville cemetery.
We extend sincere thanks to friends who offered sympathy during our bereavement and supported us at the funeral of our beloved mother Mrs Isbella Johnston. J. G. Johnston, J. M. Johnston.
The first basketball game of the season in Kemmerer will be played January 31 in the assembly hall of the new high school between Evanston high and Kemmerer boys. Both sides have trained regularly and promise a good exhibition. After the game a dance will follow.
On Saturday Anat Judge H. Lee Craig united James Flockhart and Elizabeth Dixon at H R Nelton home in this city. Earlier on January 19 Judge R Lee Craig married William Costello and Ethel Costello at George Newman home in Frontier city.
Arthur Robinson of Frontier Wyoming expresses gratitude to friends and the Loyal Order of Moose for kindness and aid following the death of his beloved daughter Mrs J K R boulter.
Prank Boveniel George and Jack Walters form a new auto repair business in Kemmerer at Pine Avenue and Pearl Street, north of Ketometer Steam Laundry. Planned modern shop with air pump free air, electric vulcanising, automated gasoline measuring device, large lathe and milling machine, first-class workmanship, opening by March.
Mr Jack OBrien, a Kemmerer visitor, has returned while a second trick operator rented Fossil Inn and recently married his wife Billie. Best wishes are offered to the newlyweds. Practical jokes and retirements stir Fossil as rivalry over renting the newly occupied building grows.
Damaged OCR yields partial details for a local public sale notice. readable fragments mention action and local officials but lack clear dates or names. Evidence suggests a municipal posting with standard legal language.
St Patrick’s Catholic Church holds mass each Sunday at 5 and 10 o’clock pm except the Sunday of each month when services are at 9 o’clock in Kemmerer and at 11 o’clock in the new church at Sublet. Sunday School in Kemmerer each Sunday at 10:30 am. T D Lynch, Pastor.
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