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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1915
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR notes show Watt Braedon, editor and proprietor, connected to events in Kemmerer, described as second in command or matron role amid unclear postothon context.
London advices are less firm than a week ago while Bradford England shows modest improvement for tops. The world market remains firm as consumption outpaces production. In Britain consuming centers show no drop in mill activity and U S wool supplies stay confidently held with the new clip largely with growers. Domestic consumption grows and mill expansion, though slow, is evident.
Joe Collette of Diamondville appeared before Justice Carnahan for an alleged illegal liquor sale on July 7 at Cumberland. After testimony the judge discharged him for insufficient evidence to warrant continued detention.
The State Federation of Labor will meet in Rock Springs next week with delegates from across the state. Joe Motto will attend as bartender local delegate and T F Eynon as district mine workers board member. A Wyoming Labor Journal stockholders meeting Monday may declare a dividend. convention proceeds Wednesday.
A resident, Fred Rimmons of Arapahoe Wye, credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing backache and kidney pain after a short course. He reports no trouble since and urges other kidney sufferers to try the same remedy, priced 50 cents at all dealers. Don's Kidney Pills the same as Doan's, Foster Milburn Co Buff alo N Y.
The stock raisers and shippers of the west learn of a change among South Omaha commission houses. Smith Bros has been succeeded by Tagg Brothers who have taken over the business. The new firm will continue the same operations at the same location and yards since January 1, 1913. A. W. Tage and B. W. Tagg are the firm members. Their ad appears in this issue of the Camera.
The school board or District No 1 has issued a call for bids for building an addition to the Sublet school. For two to three years the school house at that place has been inadequate to the needs and this year the board has decided this addition is necessary to accommodate properly the number of children who will attend there next term.
Prof Burch returned from the University of Wyoming where the summer term drew a large attendance from across the state and generated strong interest. Mrs Myra Geer Miss Mayme Jones also returned, along with Miss Marie Rinker and Miss Nora Stewart of Diamondville.
Lincoln county superintendent Maggie Nicholson returned from the upper country last week and visited LaBarge Fontenelle Big Piney Daniel and the Fall River basin. She is the first to visit Fall River schools and says the summer school work is going on very nicely.
Sage residents make social visits and travels last week with names such as Fank Keen Ellis and Alta Hayward noted. Leslie Plummer heads to Cokeville for the summer while Joe Harris plans moving his family to his ranch. Paul Ellis had a horse riding accident with barbed wire but escaped unharmed.
Community notes from Opal describe surprise parties at the Solliday and Davison ranches with dancing, singing, and midnight lunches. Attendees travel from Opal to Kemmerer for visits, theater in New Kemmerer, and local business activity. Local residents and visitors are referenced with events at the Davison ranch and multiple trips to nearby towns.
A Kemmerer city drug store reportedly sold Adlerika in large amounts. The ad claims the product relieves constipation and gas within a minute, with safe use and no griping. includes a horse reward notice and a contact in Oakley.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dated ad style mention of Chamberlain's remedy for rheumatic pains and a misread logo or location. It references Edward Craft of Biba New York and a stray note about a motor heater and Palm Beach, with garbled phrasing and likely misprints.
A fire at the Mine of the Central Coal and Coke company in Rock Springs destroyed the tipple and elevator on Tuesday night last week. Loss estimated at $30,000, the largest fire in the city. Hundreds of workers may be temporarily laid off while others clear debris for rebuilding. incendiary origin has been hinted.
A group of bartenders spent Saturday night packing fishing and camping gear and traveled to the Watts ranch for a Sunday and Monday fishing excursion. They were not very successful yet enjoyed the trip. Wilford Jobnnson guided the party by vento. Participants included Billy McGinois Lawrence Miller Hy Johnly Bart and Otto Zeigler.
150 head of young cows with calves are for sale. Cattle currently run on Sandy. Inquiries directed to Hary E Case in Fontenelle Wyoming. 409
The board of trustees of School District No 1 Lincoln County Wyoming calls for sealed bids to erect an addition to Sublet school. Bids opened Monday evening August 2 1915 at 8 pm at the board office. Work to be completed by September 1 1915. Plans at local superintendent office. Board reserves right to reject any bid. Roy A Mason Clerk.
The regular Annual Meeting of Stockholders of the Oregon King Mining Company will be held at the First National Bank Building Kemmerer Wyoming on Tuesday August 10 1015 at 4 oclock p m for electing a board of trustees to serve during the ensuing year and the transaction of any other business before the meeting J Quealy President
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