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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
17
A fragmented letter claims new medicine saves money and offers care in a town. It mentions avoiding wasteful spending, prioritizing effective treatment, and providing affordable options, but the text is garbled with spelling errors and unclear specifics.
A daughter was born this morning to the wife of W. Peterson at the Miners Hospital at Na. The hospital report says mother and baby are doing well.
An extended visit by Sir until six weeks to two months with stops in Wash ington DC New York Florida and California. They expect to depart Kemmerer for the period ahead.
Fragmentary notice describes a man released from illness traveling to Ogden with companions from a local jail and a caregiver from a community lodge. Names hint at officials or organizers, including a person named Suter and a Big Hore Ledge reference. The text is garbled and names are uncertain.
A distressed family faces hardship as a man loses a video and a clerk named Harrison is affected. The father seeks available work while a child’s health and schooling weigh on them. Neighbors, extended relatives, and local aid efforts appear in a tense, faith-filled struggle.
A fragmented note describes community events around Washington's Birthday in Malad, mentioning a parade, dancing, and a gathering at a hall. It references local figures and activities, though many lines are garbled.
Readable notices show Coming Events including Sunday Wednesday shows at New Kemmerer Theatre with Davis pictures at the Lyceum and a January 1 listing. Kemmerer meets Evanston in basketball Jani Basket Ball. Frontier hosts a Diamondville Band concert and dance at Frontier. Valentine ball at Lyceum and dances for Bachelor Girls sing of Lyceum February 21 for Washington's Birthday at Lycoum Y Le MeL AL.
Kemmerer residents hear of new jail at city hall ready for visitors and rooms at the Palmer House. Local figures like Jessie Sammon join the telephone company while Mel Jadot and others seek boarders for meals. Several townsfolk report illnesses and recoveries, road and weather notes, and a parade of visitors, salesmen, and trips to Salt Lake City, Rawlins, and Diamondville. The Kenmerer schools start a new term as basketball plans and court dates shift amid community updates.
Amid festive events this year, the St Valentine Ball drew broad public interest with attendees enjoying a lively program. Organizers highlighted community spirit and the event's traditional role in marking the season with dance, music, and social gathering.
Taken to Denver Monday afternoon to enter St Josephs hospital the Linduli Hotel proprietor Mr Mo bhuke has endured illness for some time. Friends hope for relief from her affliction and relief from suffering in Colorado.
The death of Miss Catalina Teresa Angela occurred at Lincoln County Miners Hospital on Sunday after an appendectomy. A 15 year old stepdaughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Spinner she attended Diamondville school and was known for her cheerful disposition. She sang in the Catholic church choir and was beloved by local children. Funeral services were held Tuesday at two o'clock from the Catholic church with interment in Catholic cemetery, Father Lynch presiding.
A mournful, verse like tribute recalls Coleen’s grace and Mary’s medal on her breast. The speaker laments the grave, prays, and seeks solace through song and prayer for the dear child at rest. The piece speaks of faith, loss, and a pilgrim’s remembrance at holy ground.
We extend gratitude to friends in Kennever and Diamondville, Loyal Order of Moose members, and Catholic choir children for their sympathies and help at the death and funeral of our stepdaughter Catalina Teresa Angelo. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spinner.
Assistant Superintendent Manson arrived on No 10 in his private car to inspect snow conditions along the Oregon Short Line. He departed on No 9 for Pocatello as Assistant Superintendent Stevenson and a rotary plow crew labored to clear the line from the area west of here to Pocatello after a heavy snowstorm. Snow drift and strong winds delayed westbound trains and affected civic duties and family responsibilities.
Reports from the hospital indicate Mrs Ikola of Diamondville, operated on early, is doing nicely. Mrs Henry Sealt and others have recovered enough to return home. John Normatt, treated for appendicitis, is expected to be discharged within days.
A farewell surprise gathering was held Wednesday of last week at the home of Mr and Aire A J Dean. Mr and Mrs A A H and Felt and A Klenchard were honored with numerous games and a good time was enjoyed by all present.
Florence Hooker will depart soon for an extended visit in California and Arizona, planning to stay until the latter part of June. She will visit her relative Dolis, with G. F. Lauder in Los Angeles and spend time with her sister Mrs. T. W. Davies in Tucson.
The report notes a 14 percent rise in total receipts for the fiscal year from national forests, with a 2 percent decrease in protection and administration expenditures. Construction included 30 miles of road, 285 miles of fire lines, 13841 miles of telephone lines, 5600 miles of trails, 282 miles of fences, 70 bridges, 1 corral, and 184 water improvements along with 491 buildings. Forest outputs supported over 20 million head of livestock, meeting meat, hides, or wool demand in part. Timber sales totaled over 2.009 billion board feet with significant stumpage values. occupancy of forest study areas totaled 15,619. Elk were distributed across multiple forests and Wyoming, with historical notes from 1913 and 1918. Old papers for sale at the office.
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