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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1918
Page
6
The state board of equalization approves a revised 1918 stock valuation schedule for sheep cattle and other livestock. The plan raises assessed values by up to 10 percent and spreads tax impact across livestock categories, affecting Wyoming’s tax base and farm interests.
A Platte county notice states fifteen hundred goats pastured on rocky rave will be assessed this year at five dollars per head instead of four dollars last year. The document lists various livestock including purebred stallions mares yearlings carriage horses mules hogs and other stock with price ranges and categories for the upcoming assessment year. The item reflects county tax administration and livestock valuation practices.
Schools prepared tagged shovels for a January 10 Tag Day to support war efforts. Local districts await official ceremonies from Supt. Burch and Supt. Burgeon as children participate in the drive. Subscriptions 2.00 a year in advance.
Busy day at Hil mont post office with Hal Gibb delivering furs joined by Gus Young of James Michelson ranch. Other visitors included F W Shafer C W Carlson and Mrs Wm Chall. News covers ranch hand changes hotel management and local travel amid winter conditions and a stock show.
An odd promotional item from New West Magazine in Casper Wyoming advertises a guide titled How to Become an Ol Bug with a playful tone. It hints at oil industry intrigue and markets in the late 19th century style.
Senator James H. Brady of Idaho died after an acute heart failure during a Washington trip following the holidays. A Republican, his term would have expired in 1921. His successor will be appointed by Governor Alexander, a Democrat.
A Kemmerer testimonial praises Doan’s Kidney Pills for back pain and misbehaving kidneys. Mrs John A Matthews reports lasting relief after years of use, urging others to try the remedy. Price is listed as 60 cents at dealers.
Feral and Lea Bagley, sons of Mr and Mrs William Hughey of Fairview Wyoming, traveled toward Salt Lake City to enlist in the United States Aviation Service. They entered the officers training program, passed the preliminary exam, and began training, likely in Los Angeles at San Antonio. The brothers are regarded highly in their community and expected to teach in the area.
Vermit owners must prove water appropriation prior to February 21, 1917 under Seehow 792 and 1926 statutes as amended. Herman Aaperintend Ortan warns that failure to file proof will forfeit the right to the use. The notice, dated February 1949, calls for official actions and potential penalties for noncompliance.
A state club lender report details Star Valley clan finances in 1940 showing members contributed 241.35 net profits after leadership costs. Without hired leadership profits reached 204.70 percent. with paid leadership profits dropped to 818.14 dollars or 177 percent, while Wheatland Vermont received returns and overall new draft totaled 4814 in a year with various supervisory charges deducted.
In Kemmerer a double wedding linked families of Aya Millet and Cheryl tore tied the knot with Tec vocals and friends in attendance. The ceremony united two local houses with guests from Centratin and Evanatan, as the event sparked celebrations and travel plans to Salt Lake and beyond.
The Line voln Recurithon Company has been incorporated by Ming Ie certificate of Incorporation filed with the Secretary of State of Wyoming. The company is formed to conduct business of selling telephones, coal and hardware parts. Principal office shown as Kemmerer Lincoln county Wyoming with officers and directors listed.
Immediate use advised for throat hoarseness and cough symptoms. The note urges prompt administration of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming quick, effective relief and urging action without delay.
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