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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
14
Propaganda piece urging enlistment in the United States Marines. Describes Marines as sea soldiers belonging to the Naval force, trained for land and sea combat, with postings across the world. Appeals to men aged 15 to 26, highlighting training, advancement, and the urgency of mass enlistment for the West per General Pershing.
Mrs Garside of 192 Richmond Street describes long ailment with stomach pain, loss of appetite, smothering sensation, and weak nerves. After using Tanjar she reports restored appetite, improved digestion, and renewed strength enabling housework, with sales noted in Kemmerer Daniel Frontier Jackean and local druggists.
Gunner Dougherty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Janos Dougherty, receives a four shot start from a 38 second contest while in the U S Navy about a year ago. Robert Dougherty, age seventeen, hints of immediate service on a U-Boat destroyer after qualifying as a gunner. Kemmerer locals hail this homegrown achievement as a special honor. C L Coin fills Edward Kirkwood's railroad post in Montpelier, arriving last Wednesday. Fossil corrale shearings finish Saturday night with James Scott supervising before heading to Salt Lake City.
Washington July 2 1917 the Forest Service reports a 1917 U S lumber cut of 85 831 259 000 feet derived from 16408 mills of the 24814 operating last year. Expected final output appears about 10 percent below 1916 due to weak private building, labor shortages, transport problems, and war demand shifts. Washington leads with 1 000 000 feet, Louisiana 4 210 000 000, Oregon 285 000 000, Mississippi 2425 900 000, with yellow pine and Douglas fir prominent. The number of reporting mills declined from prior years, with mixed regional changes in production.
Tyan Jones departed early Monday morning for Evanston to attend to Tylems business matters.
Japan offers each car buyer 500 dollars toward the price and 150 dollars yearly for maintenance. The policy aims to speed requisitioning, promote use and encourage domestic manufacture, while easing labor needs by freeing workers for factory jobs as cars boost exports of American autos and tires.
Paul Smith, a Wyopa Kemmerer Coal Company trapper, was severely injured at the Conroy Mine last week when a piece of falling coal struck him. He suffered broken legs and was taken to L. A. M hospital for treatment. his family are longtime Frontier residents.
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