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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1918
Page
5
The notice describes rates for reading notices and paid lines. It mentions ten cents per line for certain items and five cents per line for additional invertion lines. It references brievier type and a car le of thanks and resolutions.
The article views German submarines as a paradoxical ally, urging recruitment and national unity. It compares German tactics to frightening images and predicts the second World War draft will enlist about 600,000 more young men, pushing eligible military-age Americans beyond ten million.
The speech notes planned U S reinforcements to France with 210000 men monthly and predicts three million Americans at the front within a year. It contrasts with British transport limits and estimates peace could begin when four million Sammiess reach the line within about one year.
Fragmented OCR notes show a judge at the Luetrhee Court urging restraint to avoid influencing government war activities. The judge emphasized the impropriety of speaking or acting in ways that could affect wartime policy or actions.
The people of Kemmerer are urged to observe a total solar eclipse next Saturday around 4 p.m. The sky will darken mid day as the moon passes over the sun, with sunspots visible and a eerie twilight.
Memorial Day in Kemmerer featured a large parade from Cook's Pavilion to Triangle Park and St Patrick's Church. Acting Governor Houx, invited by Father Lynch, delivered a patriotic address after a morning parade honoring local men in service.
Husene Liron aged about T0 years died suddenly on train No 1 yesterday morning between Green River and Kemmerer. His body was taken by oper Fitzpatrick and shipped to relay lived in Idaba.
Clerk Mian Rowe Aniielo of the Lincoln County draft board announced today a new draft call. Secondary papers are being mailed to bring 40 more men to meet national manpower needs. Washington officials ordered the timber report delivered by the 24th to enable transport to Camp Leewis.
Acting Governor Frank L. Houx urges thrift to support the war effort and asks Wyoming residents to pledge purchases of War Savings Stamps on June 28 1918. He names War Savings Director William C. Irvine to appoint times and places for pledges.
A health note explains constipation stems from low moisture in waste. It urges ample water, raw fruits, outdoor exercise, and mild laxatives. Harsh laxatives dehydrate and worsen the condition. Chamberlain's Tablets are praised as easy to take and pleasant.
From the upper country Montrose folks return home with Mrs Barber and son Hubert, Dr Montrose accompanying them while Mr Barber visits Lava for treatment at the Mot Springs. HD Key and children come back after months in Ogden Utah. Conwell stays at Merna ranch. C G Jewett and children return near Merna after visiting friends near Daniel. Hunting visits Cotton Wool. Roy Edwards and Homer Brown of Merna go to Daniel. W G McCasland family move to Beaver for summer. John Connors and wife and son work on Jewett ranch. Mrs C Richardson visits Daniel. G W Whitman family move from Big Piney to Daniel area. L W Sargent travels to Race Springs and meets visiting parents from Searaport Me. Mrs Sylvia Barnhart works for Mrs Chas Hall. Mr and Mrs J S Cranor visit Daniel for business. Fred Woodward family move to Cranor ranch for work this Avian. Daniel to host a big gathering Sunday with Rev Hense and a copper donation by ladies. Wy POE and club hold meeting at Gad Crope drive Magda. J Ceoak of Houston ranch visits Leniel and Hed Crone dance. Carrie Bail in Daniel Monday. Mrs A S Craper and children visit Daniel Cemetery May 10. Mr Bruce Craver returns from Rawlins after winter. Mr Payne visits Daniel from Euore ranch.
A concise excerpt from the annual report to Congress emphasizes the essential maintenance of efficiency and credit in public utility companies. It underscores the need for sound financial practices to support reliable services and stable rates. The text reflects a period focus on national economic policy and utility governance.
Weekly warranty deeds filed in Lincoln County during May 27 to June 1, 1918 include transfers in Kemmerer and Cokeville. Notable entries: Short Line Undertaking Company to Charles Juff Lot 13 Block 46 Kemmerer for 00. to Mary Embree lots 1–4 Block 4 Kemmerer for 200. Hmbree to Edward Patton Lots 1–2 Block 4 Kemmerer for 250. Margaret Ann Lepworth to Walter Leroy Call Lot 1 Block 29 Afton for 1. Victor Forgeon to B Christensen Lot 3 1 5 Block 1 Cal Addition Cokeville for 5,000. Nannie R. Stoner to Ethel Stoner Lot 11 Block 6 Cokeville for 200. Nannie E F Stoner to Stoner Brothers Lot Stoner Kinney Addition Cokeville for 1,475. Arthur Campbell et ux to Baker Culver Walden Company Section 40 Township 48 Range 11 for 1,500.
Rare bargain offer on a high grade plano stored at Kemmerer for immediate sale. Substantial price reduction and terms to a responsible party. Quality guaranteed with particulars to be furnished by the Denver Music Company in Denver Colorado. Jy10.
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