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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1918
Page
14
State board of equalization raises valuation for sheep and cattle as 1917 18 schedules shift. New figures increase assessed values across species, with purebred cattle and sheep showing notable jumps. Revisions aim to raise state revenue but may raise tax burdens for ranchers and landowners statewide.
An old OCR fragment lists prices for horses, mares, stallions, yearlings, ponies, mules, hogs, and goats. It notes that fifteen hundred goats pastured in Platte county will be assessed this year at five dollars per head, up from four dollars last year.
Supply of tags received by superintendents for Tag Day on January 10. Students will tag shovels in homes to show commitment to support the war effort. Details of ceremonies to celebrate the event are not announced by district officials. Subscriptions noted at $2.00 for six years in advance.
Busy day at Hilmont post office with Hal Gibb delivering fur packages and Gus Young overseeing Michelson ranch calves. Visitors included F W Shafer C W Carlson and Mrs Wm Chall. Ball party will remain away winter. Mrs Thomas Thomas manages the Pinedale hotel. Hayden cattle transfer agreed. Floyd Norris plans stock move toward Marrleton and stock show attendance noted. stories mention local residents and ranch activity amid travel and snow.
An early 20th century feature in New West Magazine from Casper Wyoming outlines a quirky guide for readers to become an old bug. It situates satire within local culture and references oil industry themes and regional publication context.
Senator James H Brady of Idaho dies after a holiday trip to Pocatello and an acute heart failure. A Republican, his term would have expired in 1921. Appointment of his successor rests with Governor Alexander, a Democrat.
A Kemmerer resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache and kidney discomfort, urging neighbors to try them. Mrs John A Matthews notes personal years of use and relief when kidneys misbehave, while the ad promotes Doan's pill through Poaster Moburn Co Buffalo NY.
Feral and Lea Bagley of Fairview Wyoming, sons of Mr. and Mrs. William Hughey, traveled toward Salt Lake City and soon enlisted in the United States Aviation Service. They joined the officers training program and passed the preliminary exam, likely to study in California, amid the respected community of Alar Valley.
Vermit owners are notified of water appropriation actions under relevant statutes pending before February 21 1917. The notice requires proof of ownership and establishes a deadline for submitting documentary evidence. Failure to comply may result in forfeiture of the claimed rights.
A 1940 financial summary shows Star Valley members contributing $100 and earning profits after lender costs. Despite paid leadership, net profits fell or rose across years, with figures of $241.35, $1555.04, $204.75, and $818.14 cited. The report notes varying returns by year and lender involvement, culminating in an overall draught of $4814 in leadership outcomes.
A wedding and reception described with local details, noting the bride Mie Cllelye Sills daughter of Aya Millet of Kemmerer and the groom from The Weide Hyatt Kemmeraber Hawely. Attendees from university and community join in a celebratory event with plans for a quiet following trip to Salt Lake City and return to Central Way Evanatan.
The Line voln Recurithon Company is incorporated under Wyoming law to engage in clothing, furniture, and general merchandising. Principal offices in Kemmerer and Lincoln County with capital stock of 020,000. Directors listed include Te Thompson CG, Wiilekt, CW Howard.
Watch for the first symptom hoarse cough and give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at once. The remedy is described as prompt and effectual for relief.
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