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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
18
In Rowkorter Minnesota Mr Griffin, a Hodgkin's disease patient, undergoes splinting and treatment at a Mayo Brothers facility. He returns for a year of follow up, amid serums and early N-ray experiments, with his wife and young son accompanying him.
Snowbound Kemmerer horses on relief duty for autos went on two runaway sprees last Thursday. The Troy laundry wagon toppled occupants near Triangle, then toward Fitzpatrick corner and the post office. Charles Dougherty leapt from his Mountain Trading sled to stop them, their collision with a telephone pole injured no one badly but left the sled broken. Mrs. M. M. Parent and two children suffered a sprained ankle and minor bruises after leaping from the laundry sleigh in front of the bakery and post office.
Four Forest Camp boys from Jackson Hole have enrolled with the Forestry regiment and are likely to be sent to France early. J Harding, J Guodrick, George Scofield, and Berteld left for military stations at Ft. McDowell and Ft. Logan after expressing gratitude to the draft board for efficient handling.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ranching near oil, weather, travel, hunting, and land topics with scattered names. The readable portions describe frost, midland lowes, and various individuals nearly illegible, lacking coherent events or dates.
In Histbatum at Haid on May 16 4 Nawh Suah a figure named Merit is described. Albore and Subr figure in local events with ties to a church and a medical context. The text references a journey to Mie Uf and a Pratitiie Slatin with Charlo fm. The fragment hints at a social gathering and a plan to obtain something, with friends in Wromink hoping for well wishes.
Fragmentary text references mining properties and a manager figure in Dalkeith. Details are unclear. readable terms include Head of Prontine Rurply and names like Dalkeith and County tow. The piece appears as a corrupted archival snippet with scattered proper nouns and dates missing.
Cleveland merchants touted rising chicken and oyster demand after a holiday. A local bard mocked Hoover era woes in a satirical exchange, claiming conscription and bloodshed sparked by politics and war’s impact on food, ending with a gloomy forecast for cooks and diners.
W H Taylor state properties superintendent visited Lava Hot Springs Idaho and said renovations will proceed this summer. A private company will run the natatorium pipeline already laid, with temporary coverings for upper free pools this spring and possible funding if a special legislature session is called.
Fragmentary OCR text shows jumbled names and phrases lacking clear event or context. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes to ground a concise newspaper item.
A writer in The American Magazine argues real success requires correct ideas about money. Wealth alone does not define worth. handling money wisely shows character. The life a man makes of his money reveals his true worth and power, guiding personal and community improvement. Euiscribe for The Camera.
A garbled court report mentions a suit involving Wiges and Chae Was relieved of reapiti. The jury declared verdicts with references to Craig Horpmat Laie and others and indicated Saayibang as a likely leader of the nonel rather than an employee. A Mayne of St Anthony Idaho, last week, was commounted with air to children and will be employed at the Golden Rule store.
The text notes Rev. Senaal Putnam of Montpelier visiting Kemmerer and pastoring at the M E church, indicating his role in the church’s early organization around the time the ME church building was erected in 1899 under his guidance.
A historical notice outlines a shift to using 20 percent substitutes in potato production and processing starting February 1. It warns those refusing to comply may face legal action and specifies penalties for noncompliance with the annual regulation.
Casper plans a Turkish bath house and new filling stations while Glenrock refines steel orders and builds wells. Lander Wind River enlarges its refinery to 2600 barrels daily as Wyoming dairy farms rise and towns expand electrical and hospital services amid bold oil prospects.
James Davison of Opal, Wyoming found a gray gelding about seven years old on January 2 1918 and placed it in estray. The Board of Livestock Commissioners announces a public sale at James Tayison’s ranch near Opal on March 20 1918 at 11 o clock for the owner to claim the animal before that date.
The notice lists Catholic services including Mass every Sunday morning and Holy Day Masses at morning time. Lent services and benediction are held on Sundays and Friday evenings at 7 90, with morning Masses daily beginning at unspecified times and a monthly service on the first Sunday at 1 a.m.
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