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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
19
Since R H Embree began as sexton he has kept a record of all burials in Kemmerer cemetery and marked many unmarked graves. He faced a big task locating graves amid a transient mining camp population by placing boards painted white with names over graves that endure for years.
United States Senator James E. Martine of New Jersey, part of a legislator party bound for Honolulu, declares in an interview that Prohibition has proved a farce after years of testing. He says it shifts liquor sales to sneaking midnight buckstering in dark corners, lowers quality, and damages moral standards, though he believes the West will eventually correct itself.
A reflection on bitter religious rivalry among denominations and the need for harmony. The author urges Nasarine followers to work together for Christian enlightenment, arguing peace should reign in the house of God and not be driven by sectarian conflict.
Coal production in New Mexico reached 3 877 689 short tons in 1914, valued at 6 230, the highest in state history, per USGS statistician C B Lesher. The rise of 168 823 tons and 829 611 dollars reflects greater output from Santa Fe and eastern counties easing demand previously met by Colorado.
Sympathy pours out to Mr. and Mrs. James Vicars of Diamondville over the death of their 11 year old son Alton D. Vicars from scarlet fever complications and heart trouble. The service was held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the church with Rev. Hawley officiating and a large crowd attending. Floral tributes signified the boy's held place in the community.
Evanston reports Pinkerton detective David Edwards visited on Wednesday and Thursday to pursue a lifelong case. He wed May Gentry of Denver on Wednesday. Edwards previously gained fame solving Black Hand cases and was wounded in action. Utah awarded him 2500 dollars for capturing the Black Handers this week.
T M Henderson of Glebe Arizona arrived in Kemmerer this week seeking a business location. He is partnered with Mr Storm from the same town who recently visited Kemmerer. If they decide to locate here they will be welcomed by many friends. Mr Stern caught a bad cold and has not fully recovered. Mrs Stern broke an arc at a ball game last week. The town needs one hundred intelligent, determined men to drive a movement for opportunities and direct contact with the country.
Use only cold water and gentle washing. Rinse well and ring out, then lay flat to dry. Do not twist or wring, avoid contact with rough surfaces, and handle silk with care to prevent damage.
A fragmentary passage discusses medical remedies and family health during summer. It mentions Chamberlain's Coke and diarrhea remedies, urging households to keep a particular remedy on hand. The text is garbled but implies guidance for cattle and human health in warm months.
Officials announce prize terms for Cheyenne Frontier Days with a five minute maximum for rough riding and a total cash and equipment payout. The steer roping event promises substantial earnings with minimums over several hundred dollars per minute and a $600 saddle component for the winner.
Sunday school filled the pews while the Junior League performed a special song. Epworth service led by Mr Leninger featured more Junior League singing. An illustrated temperance lecture followed, highlighting forms of intemperance from excessive sport to tobacco and alcohol. Some members are away, others returning. Ladies Aid met last Thursday with Mrs Rathban and Mrs Hawley as hosts.
An odd tilting promotional item offers three home remedies for ailments including chest and back pain, liver issues, and general fatigue. The piece promotes quack cures and the sale of these remedies across multiple venues.
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