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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
6
Fragmented listing describes a farm and ranch sale near Auburn Wyoming with 70 acres cultivated, improved facilities, 1000 tons of hay potential, and plans to cut more for higher output. Mentions Forest Kernive area, cattle, farm machinery, and a 21000 price estimate.
A fragmented schedule lists events at Whitney's Pictures on June 18 and Diamondville versus Daneroft at Dinmandville grounds on June 22 at 8 p m. Also mentions Danos at Union Hall Frontier Daly 4 Big celebration and Fol ger's Pivtaren at The Lyceum on various evenings.
Local shoppers are urged to order Hood River Berries for canning from M. & M. Store, phone 48. A flood of brief items notes visits, renovations, travel, and small business: Dan Sullivan at Lava Hot Springs health retreat, Miss Gladys Miller in Wyoming, Mrs. P. J. Quealy hiring a colored chef, and Steinberger & Schwalbe offering painting and decor. A new line of Emporial souvenirs and a parade of local social updates fill the page.
At the Band of Directors meeting of Firat National Bank Albert Larson was appointed cashier. He has eight years with the bank, starting when only one clerk was employed. With growth the bank added clerks, two assistant cashiers, and Frank Pfeilfer as cashier Roy Maxim and Albert Larson as assistant cashiers. His promotion formalizes his official duties and improves operations.
Joe Apadoca, town wagon driver, departed Monday for Lava Hot Springs taking precautions against rheumatism. Robt Vance will oversee his duties in his absence. Joe has been a faithful servant and is entitled to vacation.
A noisy letter questions the French government prize for aircraft safety and mocks offering money for safer fall protection. The writer references legal form blanks and advertises paper stock for sale, noting a line of legal blanks and sheets.
Ralph Mills, noted rancher from Piney County, was arrested on suspicion of stealing a beef belonging to John Batl Atier. He pleaded guilty at a preliminary hearing and posted a cash bond of 1500 dollars to secure his appearance. Lester Mills was the first to be arrested in the case. Further details from the hearing were not available.
R A Given of Salt Lake City visits the quarry near Glencoe to estimate high grade stone for the new high school and town hall to be erected this summer. The stone, already used in Salt Lake City, is described as the best rock in the west and could cost less than pressed brick. Joe Piz of the Komineter mine teases a whiskey giveaway with Old Carbon whiskey.
The Town of Kemmerer invites sealed proposals for building a pow that is on Cedar Avenue and Sapphire Street. Proposals must be delivered to the Town Clerk by July 7 1913. The Board of County Commissioners proposes to alter a road west of Kemmerer near the Oregon Short Line Railroad. Written objections or claims for damages must be filed with the County Clerk by noon on the first day of July 1913.
Notice announces dissolution of the partnership between Plobo Syria and John Jokela at Pin Salvo Kemmerer Lincoln County Wyoming by mutual consent. Syria retires from the business and Jokela continues under his own name at the same price. Dated Kemmerer Wyoming June 1, 19__ J Nalajy John Syria John Jokela
A prominent community figure active in education and public service will return to Kem-More for the Fourth of July celebration after assisting with school and community work. He will also attend the National Educational Association meeting in Salt Lake City this summer.
The wool market sees renewed interest and larger sales over several weeks with eastern and western markets active. Local buyers remain strong and manufacturers gain buying freedom at current prices. Westward prices rise as competitive buying pushes values higher. Alfred Johnson, long time S. B. Curtis employee, reports final shearing near and one flock up 100 percent and another 109 percent.
Notice of a special meeting held in Kemmerer Wyoming on April 26 1918 to amend article three of the incorporation certificate. The amendment authorizes establishing and operating a hospital related school training a nurse and aid program in Kemmerer Lincoln County. The change was unanimously approved and filed with state and county officials. Dated June 13, 1918. Ralph W. Smith attorney.
Department of the Interior announces that re survey plats for Townships 23 North West 1 22N 1 110 West 2 2h and 22N RUUD will be filed July 18 1918 in Evanston Wyoming. From July 1 1918 the land office will accept applications for entry in these townships. Vitomas V. Davis Register.
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