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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1915
Page
5
The piece condemns barbarity in warfare from past to present, noting chemical gases used in conflict and the mistreatment of women. It argues that even in “scientific” war humans revert to barbaric acts, and questions the honor of nations and individuals amid wartime conditions and the “war baby” issue.
Mrs Brandon left for Pocatello last Wednesday for a few days then Salt Lake City with the Editor they will visit San Francisco and other coast towns. From Salt Lake City they will travel with Mr and Mrs Jack McCarty for about two weeks. A letter from Mark A Skinner arrived warning tax payments due by the twelfth of this month and noting the 24 080 504 80 in government revenue for that year amid high unemployment.
The Camera reports no appointment for Judge A. A word has arrived that Loa will be appointed to the district to succeed Judge C. Last week U. Arnold of Branston had been named to the vacancy but after a telephone message from The Camera Arnold advised against it.
County commissioners to wrap up work with the board of evaluation and the county clerk to prepare for publication this week. Officials expect delays but plan to appear next week to finalize the agenda.
Report from the eastern rural area describes minor clashes at a public meeting. An individual named Geo Haddesham was injured during a confrontation where he was struck on the right wrist by a participant.
Hon James W Chrisman visited Kemmerer with Baby Stella Mamie and Harriet after a 25 day saddle trip in which 400 calves were branded. The roundup near the middle Fork of Beaver featured a cinnamon two year old bear chased by Arthur Black Chet Chrisman and others. the bear was killed and butchered with hind quarters taken for camp meat.
Good news spreads as many in the district report relief from kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The sample testimonial from M. J. Knoads of Lander, Washington notes overwork leading to fatigue and back pain, with recovery described after taking the remedy. Price and contact details appear in the ad copy.
Sheriff Nansens office reports saloons closed in Kemmerer Sunday and ongoing efforts against bootleggers in Oakley Cumberland and Diamondville. County records show no fines collected yet, with officials promising continued enforcement, and The Camera plans further coverage on illegal liquor activity and local government response.
In Kemmerer local discussion rises on building a town natatorium for both children and adults to swim safely away from the river risks. Mr Quealy offers to provide warm and cold water if funds are raised for pool and building, with Town Council urged to support this life‑saving project.
The Kemmerer Hardware Furniture Co installed a new electric lighting system on Saturday to demonstrate its capabilities. The 110 volt unit powers up to 15 lamps, auto regulates, and occupies a 24 by 24 inch floor space, standing 42 inches high. Operating cost is about 5 cents per kilowatt hour and aims to offer an ideal plant for ranch homes.
Mike Quealy of Elk Mountains and his two granddaughters Kathryn Wartham and Francie Quealy, along with Marybelle and Sue Quealy, visited the Quealy Dome on Sunday morning. They stated they would travel to Portland then sail to San Francisco, continue by boat to Los Angeles and San Diego, leaving Monday afternoon.
The Virginian's popular hero E tor Duatio Perna is announced for the Jesse L Lasky Feature Play Company. The film will appear in a motion picture album and stage role debut set for Thursday July 16 at the theatre.
A fragmentary report notes Charky Arnold of Edholm Athen store at Green River Washington as a visitor on Monday. The text references Watch Inspection, Cumberland, and mentions individuals including Evanston and Siberee with unclear roles.
Jake Herschler, a malter in Kemmerer, plans to begin buying early August. He expects the crop to run a touch below average while in town to inquire about installing a water system for his ranch home and to discuss gasolene electric plant demonstrations at Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co. this week.
An elected cashier from the Queaty of Kemmerer attended and plans to visit Big Piney soon. Mr Larsen will bring his family to reside at the Fear residence and invites citizens to follow his personal affairs. He aims to join Piney business leaders, with a stop planned for Fall River Basin tomorrow.
Bob Hocker received word from United States district attorney C L Rigdon Tuesday morning to require the bondsmen to at once pay the amount of their bond for Alex Revel who evaded officers. Bondsmen Hocker and Malinar have spent close to 500 dollars in pursuing the fugitive.
A special train carrying 57 cars of sheep was noted as one of the largest stock convoys to pass Kemmerer. The fast schedule indicates a priority run toward Chicago, underscoring strong livestock movement and market demand.
The Rev James Ui peoek and the Rev R F Philbrook announce Sunday services for July 18. Morning prayer and sermon at 11:00 am, Sunday school at 7:00 pm, and evening song and sermon at 2:06 pm. Regular services continue under the church charge in the absence of the pastor. You are invited to attend.
Kemmerer residents who purchased Adler-i-bak mix are amazed by its rapid effect, reporting instant relief and bowel cleansing after using the product sold at The Che De Dawe Store.
Jomo Goodfellow, a leading wool buyer, reports over one million pounds bought in Lincoln county this season and more than two million pounds for the year. He attributes high prices to European war embargoes and argues tariffs could lift Wyoming wool by seven to eight cents per pound, noting Goodfellow’s cautious, economically minded judgments.
Mrs Le Payne returns from a whnlet in Missouri where her meter read greatly improved upon return, signaling notable progress and a hopeful outlook for further improvements at home.
Jackson Hole notes record Mrs C W Beagle absent due to acne and bruises with partial recovery noted. Carrow, Water Division No 4 superintendent, to be sent to the stb oe S10. 5¢ per month at Grevomt on the 18th and 20th. Wilson the Soid. Mrs Hoy McBrids left Tuesday for Hiee's Hot. She was accompanied by Miss who was featured to her clothes at hospital. Mr and Mrs R. prensaar from Cove attending.
Mr and Mrs Russel Smith visited the town looking for a man to repair a upsetting machine. They spoke of the value of his service and hope he can find work restoring equipment for The Camera. They plan to have their two children assist in the search.
Mrs Carrie Wentover of Mich will be matron of honor at a party. Mrs Cher enne Kendrise, wife of our governor, leaves for a month on the Pacific coast. Miss Hoss May Kendrick, Master Manville Kendrick and Miss Bula Williams of Cheriden join the party and will visit two expositions before returning home.
Fragmented local notices describe water management concerns across Wyoming regions. The piece notes rising tensions and shortages, with commissions in Kemmerer and Har Valley addressing the crisis and urging proactive measures to secure water supplies for the season.
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