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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1914
Page
13
Advertises wrapping a box of Cabanola cigars for home or office use. Claims cigars provide delight at home and help smooth over workplace tensions. States a man cannot get angry while smoking a Cabanola due to his enjoyment.
TV Hunter Salmon and son Nelson returned from Salt Lake and Coalville where Mr. Salmon reviewed a Lafarge ranch. Spring work begins soon as he plans to settle in Kemmerer, with brother Joe yow overseeing livestock. He supports leasing adjacent public range to aid local ranchers after winter grazing disputes.
The death of Mrs. Blyth, wife of Thomas Blyth of Kemmerer and Lincoln County, occurred in Los Angeles California after a bowel operation. Married in August 1803 she was a sister to Mrs. Harvey Booth and Mrs. John W Dyking, both deceased. The body was embalmed in Los Angeles and will be returned to Evanston for burial.
Colonist rates from eastern points to the Pacific Northwest go into effect March 15 and last 30 days with a 30 day stopover. Union Pacific plans regular tourist trains offering cheaper meals around 40 cents. Each train will be supervised with lectures phonograph and entertainment en route.
Rumors say a new limited train may run Chicago to Portland and Seattle around March 15 without local stops. Local western Wyoming service and extensions on the Ping Pong route are unconfirmed.
State pure food officials inspected Kemmerer depots amid complaints of tainted beef shipments. Smith Bros. & Rob erts were fined ten dollars and costs for shipping unprotected meat. Dr Brower urged proper casing and handling of meats and emphasized sterilized or prepared milk for infants to prevent disease.
Elk and antelope reports describe a band wintering near Granger and feeding with sheep, numbering about 200. The animals are poor but thriving and unmolested. A sizable herd of elk feeds north of Nutria and has moved toward the railroad, likely drifting from the desert seeking Western hills, finding willows for browsing.
Budd is reappointed postmaster at Hig Piney after passing the civil service examination. He has served as postmaster there for years and is also mayor of Big Piney, with many friends pleased by the renewal of his appointment.
State Geologist L. W. Teambull will issue a bulletin on Fremont county's Atlantic City mining district. Data were gathered during a research trip last fall. The bulletin, ready around March 15, will include the district’s finest geological map and a thorough description of the resources.
An old advertisement warns that being laid up stops income and promotes Rexall Olive Oil Medicine as the quick remedy. It claims to relieve nerves, enrich the body, and build strength without alcohol or habit forming drugs, citing physicians and a generic store context.
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