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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
15
Advert says buckthorn bark glycerine and one spoonful flush the entire bowel tract instantly easing constipation. Adler-i-ki is claimed to surprise doctors and patients by removing foul matter poisoning the stomach for months. City Drug Store advert.
Oakley Wyoming locals boost Glencoe tobacco fund by covering hall rent about 12 dollars monthly toward smokes for soldier boys. School program and rag ball social last Saturday raised funds for library records and school provisions with visitors from Oakley Cumberland and Kammerer enhancing the event.
The text weaves Christopher Morley style clues calling a central paradox the hub of the universe and the jewel in a contractor’s crown, then notices Amos Smith of Big Piney back in Salt Lake City at Hotel Utah, enjoying excellent health for friends.
In Knoxville, Captain Matty Merker, a former railroad passenger agent, shares a testimonial about Tanlac. He describes long health decline from indigestion and nervous issues, notes dramatic sleep and appetite restoration after starting Tanlac, and endorses the medicine to friends. Also mentions regional advertising and local agents.
Alma Stonebraker died at her Elkol home after a long illness. Her death follows the earlier losses in the family including a son killed in a railroad wreck and a husband who had just buried his mother. She was 50 years old, a Mormon, born in Coalville Utah, and survived by eight daughters and six sons, plus 18 grandchildren. Remains were sent to Soulville, Chile for services and burial.
Madge Evans headlines a robust reel drama at the New Kemmerer theatre on Wednesday March 6. The performer numbers her fans by the thousands and proves a delightful attraction for all ages.
Parched cornmeal forms the base for a wheatless biscuit recipe. Mix one cup peanut butter with one and a half cups water and a teaspoon salt then heat and blend with hot cornmeal. Drop dough from a spoon and bake in an ungreased pan until cakes are browned, yielding six biscuits per loaf.
William S Hart stars in The Narrow Trail a rugged western tale of outlaw Ice Harding. A story of danger loyalty and inner conflict drives Hart’s debut as an author and features his famous screen persona set against a pursuit of redemption and love. Public notices list land information and inquiries to Ray Fe. Lee Wyoming commissioner of public lands.
The Camera in western Wyoming advertises rubber stamps for orders including buttons signs name plates and numbering machines plus various office needs. The copy promises best value and high grade work available at the local office.
A government notice lists vacant state and school lands open for grazing leases. Parcels include Range 111 Section 16 Township 30 and several other ranges and sections, with entries for ranges 112 205 26 and 23 and multiple townships, indicating available grazing allotments and lease opportunities.
A garbled ad-like note urges taking one Chamberlain's Tablet before bed to ease sour stomach and indigestion, promising relief from sour stomach and discomfort during supper.
Wyoming Lincoln county district court notes a petition for letters testamentary from Grace Maclashan regarding the last will of C F MacGlaahan. The hearing is scheduled with Judge H R Christmas in Kemmerer on March 16, 1918 at two o clock in the afternoon. The filing was done February 12, 1918.
State at Wyoming Lincoln County certifies two head of horses owned by Fred Schlicker of Sublet shipped to Homedale Idaho. Horses priced 1,200 each with brands A on left shoulder. Shipment via Soo Line railway car 24590, dated February 1 in 11K 41. Sheriff RL McMinn and Deputy Ben Bell filed February 19 1998 in Lincoln County clerk records.
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