Prosperity and plans ripple through Alaska and beyond
A cautious town benefactor profits then borders a boom as Alaska waters yield fishery products over 250 million dollars. Senator Wm. EB Boral of Idaho marks his fiftieth birthday and rises as a national figure with presidential prospects. Trade to Yellowstone Park surges with upcoming automobile access. Industries discuss demand for limbs as European conflict causes shortages. President Mahler of Union Pacific stays optimistic about crops in Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, and Wyoming, while Panama-Pacific Expo organizers pursue commemorative coins and economic gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahler
Union Pacifi
Denver
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Laramie
Supreme Court ruling not erode Sherman Act claims
The text argues the US Supreme Court refusal to review a lower court’s acquittal of Cash Register officials does not render the Sherman Antitrust Law ineffective. It says the decision does not require amending the act and stresses the need for careful case preparation by the federal government, equal to any DA in a small county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Cash Register Company
United States
Union
Roy Montgomery
Leavenworth
Kansas
Supreme Court
New England Republicans Unite Against Democratic Tariff Push
The reading across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont shows Republicans planning a campaign on opposing Democratic tariff policy tied to wartime matters. Massachusetts also aligns seeking a broad anti tariff stance with regional unity amid war related political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Republican Party
Massachucetts
Aleo
New Eagland
Wilson
Nderwood Tari
Lincoln County population rises near four thousand
County Assessor George W. Tanner reports Lincoln County population at 13 581 a gain of about 4 000 since the last census. J P Rosenberg assisted with compilation and overtime was required. The Liberty Bell will visit Evans ton July 21 at 7 55 for about ten minutes drawing many observers with cars expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Tanner
Linco County
J. P. Rosenberg
Lincoln County
Evanston
Card of Thanks for Mrs. David H. Craig Family
The Craig family expresses appreciation for sympathy and aid received during their time of sorrow from friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Craig
Lost Paradise heads to New Kom merer theatre on Thursday
The Lost Paradise five part drama comes to New Kom merer theatre Thursday. H B Warner stars as the lead in a gripping tale of capital and labor with Ada Mand in a notable supporting role. Prices are 10 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kommerer Theatre
Ada
H. B. Warner
Atic
Hin
Family visit spans cross country from Iowa to California
Mr and Mrs L Lawrence of Hradyville Iowa arrived for an extended visit with daughter Mrs Joseph E Hureh. Mig Burch left for Green River followed by Grace Peteres visiting Mr Hureh. They plan trips to Los Angeles Prisco fair and Berkeley teachers convention, returning around August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureh
Prisco
Herkeley
Alvin Anderson Relieved From Kemmerer Post
Alvin Anderson, former marshal of Kemmerer, is relieved from duty after transfers. G W Griffin of Cobevily assumes the position as new town official, with support from local service leaders.
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Alvin Anderson
Coal Production Falls Off From State Board Valuation
Assemer George W. Tanner received notice of 1914 coal tonnage and value from county companies. Total valuation shows a drop of $229,540.80 from the previous year, with coal lands taxed differently if mines operate. Lands without active coal mines are assessed at $20 per acre under the state board of equalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equalisation Assemer
George W. Tanner
State Board of Equalization
Frontier Miner Launches Auto Passenger Service
Christman of Frontier, a veteran miner, has put an auto into passenger service this week. He is running regular trips between Kemmerer and Frontier and Kemmerer and Diamondville at 26 cents each way, aiming to keep miners mobile while unable to work in the mines.
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Maurice Greshon
State Sanitary
Wae & Vieltor
Kemmer
Attechemist
Groshon
Home Fork
Wrman
Kemmerer
T. 5
Christman
Frontier
Diamondville
Pioneering Rancher Hal Gibbs Claims Bounty for Pelts
Hal Gibbs of the Fall River Basin upper Green River area turned in 60 coyote and 15 wolf pelts last week. The bounty totals $147 and County Clerk Harrison worked to mark the evidence to entitle Gibbs to the payment.
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Hal Gibbs
Fall River
Green River
Harrison
Gibbs
Oregon Short Line announces board order system change
The Oregon Short Line issues a bulletin effective July 1 changing how board orders are issued. After the change no board deductions orders will be recognized for eating houses for employees who have served ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line
Livery Stable Expands With Auto Chauffeur Service
The Kemmerer livery stable Mesare Mustonen Bros and partners push into new lines offering automobile passenger service alongside horse teams. They operate stables at Sublet and Kemmerer and state strong public support and reliable service from their fleet.
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Kemmerer
Mesare
Mustonen Bros
Kola
Rige
Sublet and
Courteous thanks for sympathy shown to Mr Gordon
A brief note expresses gratitude to friends for the courteous dawars and kind acts sent to Mr Gordon during his illness and hospital confinement in Baltimore Lake.
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Ake
Mr. Gordon
Ue Hospital
Balt Lake
Lost horse recovered after newspaper ad in The Camera
Cumberland man Andy Kaskell found his horse about a month ago. He placed an advertisement in The Camera after a suggestion last week and the horse was retained within two days of the issue reaching readers. The Camera boasts the largest subscriber list among Wyoming weekly papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Kaskell
Cumberland
Wyoming
Auto turns over injuring three after last week’s Ford purchase
Gardiner bought a new Ford last week and with George Watts as escort and Henry Brager as guest, started up Hamefork on an incline. The car overturns injuring Al, Henry, and a bruised arm for Henry while George keeps control, remarking on the torsion moment.
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ALN
Gardiner
George Watts
Henry Brager
Hamefork
Henry
George
Two Men Return From Lava Hot Springs Trip
Back from Lava Charley Budd and 0 H Dundas of Marbleton motored into Kemmer Thursday night from the Lava Hot Springs where they went for relief and fall cure. They reported eleven hours of driving with roads in good shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Budd
0. H. Dundas
Marbleton
Kemmerer
Lave
State Notes From A Rural Leader and Court Visit
The article records various notes including a dollar fare from Union Pacific, Martha Converse Lauper and Darke attending state nurses examinations near Hoyense, and Judge C H Parmelee in Dut Ul0 on court matters. It mentions a trip to Hosolulu and a summer plan with Dee and family, plus Forsyth and family visiting, and a Sunday country dinner near Willetts ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Converse
Lauper
Darke
Tander
C. H. Parmelee
Quote on marriage and old maid stereotype in slam
A brash line about married women and a "comfortable looking old maid" reflects a sharp, satirical take on married life and the author of the slam. The remark targets marital expectations and the wife of the author, highlighting a provocative view on relationships.
Speaker Champ Clark’s daughter Genevieve wed in Missouri
Genevieve Clark daughter of Speaker Champ Clark married Jas M Thompson of New Orleans in Bowling Green Missouri on Wednesday. The ceremony drew many childhood friends and notable guests with gifts including a silver tablet bearing a Gret page facsimile from Thompson’s paper.
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J Speaker
Champ Clark
Genevieve
Jas. M. Thomses
New Oriesas
Bowling Green
Washington
Aifta
Thompson
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Big Piney
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Lost Paradise
California
Towa Marehal van
Eyon
G. W. Griffin
Cobevily
Bab Utter
Wip Bas
Mamond Coal & Coke Co
Kemmerer Coal Co
Union Pacific Coal Co
United States Coal Co
J. A. Quealy Coal Co
Roberts Coal Co
Senos
Montgomery
Queene
Josephine
Jodioe
Bampton
Fitate Chemist
Camere
R. H. ‘Embree
Wromtos
Chas. A. Christmas
Pacife
Robert B. Forsyth
Ava Hot
Eecy Ridgeley
Am Y Muilen
J. Honway
H. B.com
Frank
Chaston
Honor Thureday
Willetts Ranch
Proatier
Diemondville
T. Ss
Hristman
Smith Bros. Com. Co
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Union Stock Yards
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