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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1918
Page
12
The County Treasurer’s report and Republican reply quarrel over a 1917 1918 debt and road spending. Official records show road expenditures rising from 1916 to 1917, with 1918 figures indicating further spending. The piece notes the contrasting claims and calls for a clearer explanation of the county’s finances and road funding levels.
The piece denounces a Hig Piney Examiner attack on Royal A. Young, former editor, calling it cowardly. It argues editors owe accountability to themselves, friends, and the country when maligning a man in uniform or abroad for decency and fair play.
An editorial in the last issue of the Republican urges Kemmerer residents to give a grand farewell to local men drafted to join the colors. It argues that strong send-offs boost patriotism and morale before departures to training camps, noting that frequent departures have been overlooked amid busy times.
A jury heard evidence yesterday on the sanity of W. Guhl and found him insane. He was ordered committed to the State Lunatic Hospital at Ryans to Wied Institution. The hearing included testimony about alleged coercion and a device comparison, reflecting a tense, fact-filled inquiry.
J Haver, producer of the Mire Warkwinhia, advocates a full six day workweek for mine workers amid war demands. He outlines that universal full hours could boost production to meet government needs and maintain industrial output, despite resistance from workers and draft pressures.
A railroad collision at the local yards halted the east bound freight and westbound switch engine after a freight train and a switch engine collided in front of the freight house. Firemen jumped clear to avoid injuries as wrecking crews began work and delays spread through the line.
A fragmented reminiscence lists Kemmerer residents and guests spending a day at Ideal Beach. Names include Mr and Mrs Glasgow, Mr and Mrs Christmas, Abner Davis, Mr Chilomise, Mrs Witherapon, and several Cheitman and Davie families along with other local couples and children.
Schedule of services due to the Kemmerer Cokeville train service lists Sunday School at 10 08 am Holy Communion at 4 90 pm and monthly oral Sunday at 11 00 am Prayer and Hermon Sundays to the month Tad am.
C Beck of Maine visits Big Piney while residents host visitors and entertainments abound. A large July 16 dance at John Angus’s barn honors Daniel and wife with 250 attendees from Piney Pinedale Cora and nearby areas. Mrs. H A Thompson and Red Cross ladies completed garments. Local residents attend visits, callers, and trips to Kemmerer and Opa for reclassifications and shopping.
The Kemmerer Justice of the Peace office has been busy as chicken hunting season nears. Citizens have exchanged money for permits and receipts, with about four hundred dollars collected in a week. Sage chicken season runs from tomorrow through August, promising heavy activity in Kemmerer and traffic around The Willshtes after opening day.
Sim Gullett was discharged after a preliminary trial on charges of assault with intent to kill brought by Mamie Jackson stemming from a shooting near her cabin. Jackson testified he attempted to pull her inside and fired as she fled. Gullett claimed self defense after she attacked him. The court dismissed for lack of evidence to bind him over to District Court. Jackson later filed a $200 damages suit.
Doan's Kidney Pills are praised for relief from backache headaches and urinary issues. Mrs M Lewis of Pine Street reports lasting satisfaction and recommends buying at City Cruze Store for kidney trouble caused by disordered kidneys. Foster Milburn Co. advertises price and availability in Kemmerer.
Maud Thenthy declares candidacy for Lincoln County State Representative as a Republican in the upcoming primary on August 20. He cites war duties, agricultural ties, and a commitment to national prohibition, urging voters to support his bid and insisting he has never held state or county office before.
The firm announces a relocation with yard reorganization near the Exchange Building in Omaha. It touts updated facilities, proximity to unloading chutes, and an emphasis on selling livestock by merit while leveraging its brand knowledge and handling capacity.
Clerk of Court announces candidacy for the district court in the upcoming primary. Expresses appreciation for support in the last election and hopes for continued backing in the new bid.
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