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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1916
Page
5
The notice invites visiting members and spouses to attend a Brethren gathering at Landing. W. Jar Calverley serves as secretary. Mrs TL Stewart and Mrs Marie Aeneaneae are listed as contacts for the event.
Sunday services at St James Church at 11 o clock with church school at 10 o clock. The note mentions Kemmerer Sundays and West Friday nights with Pastor Hawley and Te D. Lynch as pastors. Solar payment of 10-50 and related parish notices appear, with references to local religious leaders and schedules.
Three hundred ten dollars raised by Kemmerer patriots for Governor Kendrick and Captain Major to support Company H of the Wyoming National Guard. Initiated by the Camera, a mass meeting formed a committee including Wm. Monay Watt Brandon and R. R. Rose to canvass the city. The Camera notes the contribution would have been larger with more time to solicit contributors and praises the patriotism and loyalty to Old Glory shown by Star Valley volunteers.
State Mine Inspector Blacker of Cumberland and William Monay visited Gunn Wyoming last week to probe a fatal mine accident that killed an Italian miner. A jury ruled the death due to the miner's failure to follow directions, caused by a fall of coal. Blacker and Monay returned to Kemmerer on Sunday.
A travel advisory urges carrying Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting travel by train or steamship may lack access to remedies. Bowel disturbances can strike suddenly, so preparedness is advised and the product is said to be obtainable everywhere.
Attractive excursion ticket rates good from Saturday to Monday with weekly sale. Better rates for Sunday only tickets. Ask O. L. agents for details. Jy5-26.
James Wilkes, a prominent local railroad yard foreman, returned with his family from St Charles Idaho where his brother fell ill. The brother died last Friday and a community funeral was held with strong attendance.
Forest Department reports final enactment of the roads bill H.R. 1617 will provide 1 million dollars annually for ten years to build post roads in national forests in cooperation with states. Surveys in Colorado, Wyoming, and South Dakota identify roads ready to start once county officials approve. further surveys will begin soon as instructions arrive.
Prominent Rock Springs Masons Dr Chambers William Thurman and Mr Brockmeyer traveled to Kewmeyer Friday to visit Frank Steinhour stricken by a severe typhoid fever and not expected to live. The visitor group formed a committee to aid the sick man as Steinhour reportedly edges toward recovery. The note: historical newspaper style with local fraternal support described.
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