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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
3
An appeal from the American Red Cross to Governor Kendrick requests aid for Mexico’s destitute, emphasizing women and children harmed by war and guerrilla activity. Citizens are urged to donate at the Camera office to support forwarding contributions to the governor.
Pete W Olson of Cokeville returned from Opal where he collected a shipment from Newton in the Thorobred Short Horn Bulla line. He sold three sheep to Clarence Holden and intends breeding and developing a herd of Thorobreds, establishing himself as a notable breeder. Olson came home Saturday.
Victor Smith president of the Lincoln Lumber Co visited Kemmerer to bid on the new county jail building and to oversee large interests. He based in Rock Springs and will patrol the upper Green River valley for a month seeking a good location for his son Arthur who plans ranching in western Wyoming while returning to farm values.
D Haggerty of Cokeville visited Kemmerer on Friday to promote his long standing business interests in town. He once owned the Union Bar in Kemmerer and was elected to the city council for a two year term. Friends report he is progressing well.
Fayette resident Cattle Joan Hughes from Wye travels to Kemmerer with T. Broaman of Boulder seeking cattle for purchase on the Queensland Cable ranch. They plan to go to Colorado next if demands remain unmet.
Notice announces a land entry by Jemarity School Lead tom No 163 Seria No 4747 for section 10 and adjacent quarters in township 12 north range 117 west, containing acres. Public inspection granted, and a copy of the land description provided for examination by the public. Written comments due prior to action. General Land Office in Washington handles the process.
Rev F M Jolmaon Jr of Montpelier spoke on Oregon Short Line safety efforts to protect workers and reduce injuries. He urged citizens to guard rights of way, noting 20 percent of railroad deaths involve children under 14 and calling committees to report trespassers and to press responsible parties.
State Treasurer Hormai B. Gates returned a $50 check to Justice Carnahan, sent as fines collected for violations of game laws. Gates says Lyney ney should go ae county aged, female shel fund. Funds from fines go into the estate game fund, though there has been misunderstanding about disposition of fines.
Dr A Duel of Rock Springs visited Kemmerer with Dr J B Marquis last Sunday. Duel, known for Kemmerer work in 1909 and 1910, is now in Rock Springs in the drug trade and tied to Bly moved, while Marquis began practice in Kemmerer. Duel notes business rising in the coal camp as U P properties shift, and discusses prospects of a new drug store at the point.
Frank May of Cokeville sold wool at 28 cents the highest price yet in Lincoln County. Only four clips have sold in Cokeville district as others withhold for 30 cents. Local buyers expect bids under 30 cents will be refused. Cokeville buyers pause sales until wool is shorn and peas delivered. Mr. handles the thorobred Cotswold says he sold 250 head of rams last February for October delivery at 115 each and foresees about 300 rams this fall in strong demand.
Peterson and children travel to Cokeville for the summer, resting in a furnished house while Cerar tends the local sheep nearby to ease travel home. The narrator jokes about sick children and claims relief from Chamberlain's Liniment for aches with prompt effect.
Notice to Hans? given that John Heston of Kemmerer Wyoming who on July 1d 1012 made Rn larged Howestend Betry No 03192 for the SW quarter of Fewestie ant Gade de al
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