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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
4
Reward offered for a stray buckskin horse branded on hip with Jame on the right front foot and weight about 1000 pounds. Notify Mrs. Rose Angela, Kemmerer, for return.
Louis Zurick, mayor of Sublet, reports his brother John J. Zurick among the severely injured. John Zurick lived in Lovington, DC, enlisted there and served three years in the regular army before his enlistment. Louie has sent a message to Washington for details while another brother Max Zurick serves in the U S military at Del Rio, Texas.
George Tanner of near Cokeville says his wife Mea Tanner was very ill Tuesday morning after a Saturday ptomaine poisoning. He left home Monday as she improved, and no further word on her condition has been heard since Monday.
A compiled list shows warranty deeds recorded in Lincoln County from early June. The fragmented text references township 44 range VN and entries linked to names and parcels. Locations near Chanute, Ne Chanute, and Megpond are noted with various notations and dates, though many details are obscured.
Justice of the Peace J W Glasgow and Attorney J I Mullings drove to Rock Creek on a pleasure trip. The car stalled at a normally calm stream due to swollen water. Mullings attempted a jump but slipped, ending with him submerged up to his neck while the judge administered first aid.
Miss Esther Downey arrived in Kemmerer after teaching languages at Thermopolis High School. She has accepted the Thermopolis High School principalship for the next term and will spend the summer with sister Mrs J W Glasges in Kemmerer. The Zeppelins Last Raid show opens July 1 at New Kemmerer Theatre, promising a vivid war story. A sale lists one good driving mare and other items.
Police report details the murder of Dr Giacomo and the arrest of a suspect from Denver. The man, charged with murder, was jailed in Kemmerer after a night in the county facility. He admitted traveling from Diamondville to Opal but gave no clear motive or explanation for the bloodied clothing. Dr Giacomo, an Italian native, had a long medical career in Denver and Rock Springs before settling in Kemmerer. He had been convicted of laughter in district court last year and appealed to the Supreme Court while free on bail. two of his sons, including a physician, are known to be elsewhere.
Coroners inquest held Tuesday over Dr Di Giacomo with jurors Lawrence Holland John Riatt and Gregor Strucel. Three witnesses Angelo Molitar Sheriff Ben An Dr D Stafford testified. Jury found Dr Di Giacomo died from injuries inflicted by Peter Natale. Dr W A Hocker remains in severe pain under private nurse care.
In a message from the Utah Food Administrator Theodore Diets, Star Valley residents will be allowed to use diets produced in the valley without substitution. The decision cites transport constraints as the cause of waste and unnecessary effort, noting the route via Waren road complicates supply.
A committee is formed to organize an oldtime Fourth of July event at Henry Wadd’s ranch. Transportation from Dig Piney to the Budd ranch will run from morning until nine o'clock, with activities starting at daybreak and a dance finale in the evening.
A garbled OCR style note describes a patient with severe illness and dangerous symptoms. It mentions a family physician away from home and fear of life threatening conditions. The text hints at medical danger and the need for urgent care.
The Camera introduces a new cub reporter from Glasgow who also serves as Justice of the Peace. He balances a local shire duties and duties in court while taking on double the work, believing every man should do at least two men's tasks during emergencies. The newsroom welcomes his reportorial duties and the readers are invited to follow his work.
County Treasurer Gilbert Taysom came back to Kemmerer Sunday evening after a week in Star Valley collecting delinquent taxes. He cleared about $500 from residents, was recalled by State Examiner A. L. Putman to review county books, and plans to return to Star Valley to finish work. His wife Hannah Taysom of Afton is critically ill.
Mrs Charles Christmas hosted a cordial sewing party last Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Amy McDermit and Miss Bertha Steiner. Guests included Mrs HR Cheletmas, Mrs J W Witherspoon, Mrs CW Whitney, and Mr R R Rowe. Dainty refreshments were served and a very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed.
Fragment describes a veterinary remedy for blackleg marketed as an injectable liquid. It notes 22,006 doses produced in a single run, with prices listed for 100 dose bottles and a state distributor located in Cheyenne Wyoming.
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