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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1915
Page
15
The essay argues war in the east reveals barbarity toward non-combatants, noting old and new methods of violence such as chemical gases. It condemns double standards between past and present conduct, and critiques wartime sexual violence, motherhood crises, and war babies as indicators of degraded honor. It questions whether such acts are honorable in peace if they are tolerated in war.
Mrs Brandon left for Pocatello for a few days and Salt Lake City then San Francisco with Editor and Mr and Mrs Jack McCarty. A note from Mark A Skinner warns of a tax deadline and government deficits amid wartime measures and rising unemployment.
The Camera reports no appointment yet for the judge position to succeed Judge C. U Arnold of Branston had been named but reversed after a telephone message from the paper. Arnold advised against proceeding with the vacancy.
The county board, including Eauualleation officials, faced delays as staff finished duties at the County Clerk’s office. Officers anticipate presenting progress next week after a slow start this week.
The report from the Mid woot puaphe Metmroatiog details a trial where Geo Haddesham testified as the victim. He described a blow to his right wrist during an altercation involving Durewe teeuwlag le Piney and Ur. Newland, with several items broken and a claim of damage.
Hon James W Chrisman visited Kemmerer with Baby Stella Mamie and Harriet after a 25 day saddle trip branding over 400 calves. An incident during the roundup ended with a cinnamon two year old being captured with ropes and then killed for meat at the camp.
City readers report dramatic kidney relief from Dean's Kidney Pills after overwork and strain caused back and hip pain. A Lander, WA resident, M. J. Knoads, credits the remedy with restoring upright posture and easing persistent ache. Testimonies describe improved strength, reduced stiffness, and renewed vigor after use. Price listed as 3 dollars, with claims of rapid benefits across thousands.
Sheriff Nansen’s office curbed saloons in Kemmerer on Sunday amid widespread bootlegging concerns in Lincoln County. Bootleggers face fines, court action, and intensified enforcement, with Diamondville and Oakley cited for ongoing violations. The Camera promises further coverage as authorities probe illegal liquor activity and licensing impacts.
Children risk river bathing as the Hai Bat warns of danger. Citizens propose building a natatorium large enough for all ages, with water supplied warm and cold by Mr. Quealy if funds are raised. Town Council interest urged to divert money from unsafe river ming holes to a safer pool.
The Kemmerer Hardware Furniture Co installed a new electric lighting system Saturday for demonstration to show its 110 volt capacity. It powers limited lamps up to 15 feet, auto regulates, and occupies 24 by 24 inches on the floor, standing 42 inches high. Operating cost is about five cents per kilowatt hour, with claims it is ideal for ranch homes and affordable for all.
Mike Quealy of Elk Mountains and his granddaughters Kathryn Wartham Francie Quealy and Marybelle Sue Quealy called at Quealys to announce their travel itinerary. They will depart for Portland then sail to San Francisco and onward by boat to Los Angeles and San Diego, leaving Monday afternoon.
The Virginian will be released as a motion picture album by The Jesse L Lasky Feature Play Company with popular hero E tor as the lead. The appearance at the theatre is announced for Thursday July 16.
Fragmentary notes mention Charky Arnold in Green River Washington as a watch inspector. The text references Edholm Athen store and Cumberland Mornleg with mentions of individuals including Arnold of Evanston. The fragment is unclear and lacks coherent actions or outcomes.
Jake Herschler of Kemmerer plans to buy a new ranch home by early August. He expects the crop to be slightly below average and is consulting local plumbers about installing a water system. He also toured Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co shows on the gas electric plant being demonstrated this week.
A local notice states that the elected cashier of the Queaty of Kemmerer attended a meeting with Mr. Larsen. He plans to visit Big Piney soon and may reside at the Fear residence while he joins Piney business circles. Citizens are invited to watch for his personal affairs and future involvement. Tomorrow he travels to Fall River Basin.
Bob Hocker received word from C L Rigdon United States district attorney Tuesday morning asking that the bondsmen at once make the amount of their bond in which Alex Revel was bald the latter having successfully evaded the clutches of the officers Messrs Hocker and Malinar are the bondsmen and we understand they have spent close to 500 in trying to locate the man in whom has confidence enough to go his bon
A large stock train carrying 57 cars of sheep bound for Chicago pulled through Kemmerer on a special fast schedule. The event marked one of the largest stock movements seen in the area as sheep were routed to market.
The Rev. James Ui peoek and the Rev. R. F. Philbrook curate services for Sunday July 18. Morning prayer and sermon at 11:00 am. Sunday school at 19:00 and evening song and sermon at 2:06 pm. Regular services rescheduled during the absence of the visit. You are invited to attend.
Kemmerer residents who bought Adler-i-bka mix report instant bowel cleansing effects. The product, advertised as a tea or tonic, caused surprising reactions after use, with customers noting rapid relief and strong stomach activity. The Che De Dawe Store carries the remedy.
Jomo Goodfellow, a leading wool buyer, reports over one million pounds purchased in Lincoln County this season and more than two million pounds for the year. He attributes high prices to European war embargoes on wool exports and argues that a low tariff would have driven prices down, while a protective tariff could raise Wyoming wool by seven to eight cents a pound. He is regarded as diligent and economical in his market judgments.
Mrs Le Payne returns to her Missouri home after a long journey with her meter greatly improved.
Fragmented notes report Mrs. C. W. Beagle absent due to illnesses with acne and bruises and state Water Division No. 4 head Carrow will preside at a meeting. Mentions Hoy McBrids travel to Hiee's Hot and Mrs Harrie Jubtson caring for a patient, plus visitors from Cove and Lost.
Mr and Mrs Russel Smith and their two children advertise as seeking a skilled person to operate a upsetting machine after providing services to The Camera. Neighbors report no offers yet as 5 railroad town residents search for employment.
State Notes speak of Mrs Carrie Wentover of Mich and Mrs Chaplin as oma of the party B Kendrise of Cher enne wife of the governor departs for a month on the Pacific coast Miss Hoss Maye Kendrick Master Manville Kendrick and Miss Bula Williams of Cheriden join the party and will yield the two expositions before returning home
Ambiguously transcribed report notes water commissions and priority concerns in Kemmerer and the Har Valley. It mentions rising tensions over water access and governance, with officials warning of ongoing issues and potential actions to address the situation, reflecting statewide attention to water management.
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