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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1918
Page
4
County figures dispute Republican claim that county finances improve by penance. Official records show road spending 1916 61410.61 and 1917 46354.51, an increase of 22173.90. Authors argue that the treasury’s strength cannot be blamed on non road work.
The item denounces a cowardly attack on Royal A. Young by Hig Piney Examiner, arguing editors must uphold decency and fair play at home and abroad. It condemns maligning a man who has worn the Uncle Sam uniform and calls for apologies from the editor responsible.
The Republican urges Kemmerer residents to give a proper farewell to men from the county departing to join the colors. It argues a strong send off would boost patriotism and morale before training camps and notes departures have been too frequent and overlooked amid busy times.
A jury convened to assess the sanity of W. Guhl concluded he is insane and ordered commitment to a state hospital. The proceedings included testimony from the jury, with reference to past accusations and the plan to move Guhl to the Ryans institution for confinement.
J Haver, producer of the Mire Warkwinhia, tours the anthracite fields urging mine operators and workers to extend hours. He argues full six-day weeks will meet wartime production goals and sustain domestic needs despite draft and voluntary shortages.
A crash in the local rail yard involved a freight train and a switch engine on the main east bound track. Train men jumped free to escape serious injuries as both trains collided near the freight house causing delays and response crews to clear the wreck.
A fragmented Kemmerer page recalls multiple groups enjoying a day at Ideal Beach. Guests included Mr and Mrs Glasgow and son, Mrs Christmas, Abner Davis car party, and the Cheitman and Christians families. Several parties traveled by train or car, with remarks of hosting, dining, and a late return home after five.
Schedule lists Sunday School at 10 08 am Holy Communion every Sunday at 4 90 pm and on the oral Sunday of the month at 11 00 am. Prayer and Hymn Sundays to the month at Tad am.
Local residents from Big Piney Merna and Kemmerer hosts include Mrs Joseph Croak visiting Jews and Mrs H A Thompson hosting Red Cross workers. A July 16 barn dance hosted by John Angus drew about 250 guests from Piney Pinedale Cora and nearby areas with supper by Mrs An Fils and music by Mrs Sammon.
Justice of the Peace 1 W Glasgow reports Kemmerer busy as chicken hunting starts tomorrow. Local residents traded silver for hunting licenses and permits, with about four hundred dollars collected in a week and expect more in the coming three days. Sage chicken season runs from tomorrow through Augusts end, promising a busy period for the town.
Sim Gullett was discharged on a charge of assault with intent to kill following a shooting at a tale. Mamie Jackson pressed the case, alleging he attempted to pull her into his cabin and fired while she fled. Gullett claimed self defense after she attacked him. The local justice dismissed, but Jackson later sued Gullett for 600 damages.
Local readers report Doan's Kidney Pills alleviate backache dizziness and urinary trouble. Mrs M Lewis of Pine Street credits the remedy with satisfaction and urges others to buy at City Cruze Store. The ad promotes the product as the best kidney ton ic with Foster Milburn Co. listing Buffalo New York as the manufacturer.
Maud Thenthy announces candidacy for State Representative from Lincoln County in the upcoming primary on August 20. She cites war duties and years in Hay Grain farming and agricultural business, pledging loyalty to the Republican platform and national prohibition, asking voters for support at the primary.
The firm states its Western cattle trade leadership and invites business, highlighting a summer reorganization of yards and a new site north of the Exchange Building near unloading chutes. It promises efficient service and knowledgeable brand expertise for buyers and sellers in Omaha Nebraska.
A candidate announces intent to seek the office of Clerk of District Court at the coming primary election in Damoora Heteket. They express appreciation for prior support and hope for renewed backing in the next election.
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