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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1915

Page

15

Envelopes sealed per minute and church mishap report

A 1915 clip notes a machine sealing one thousand envelopes per minute used in the U S pension office. It also mentions Jack Snyder injuring his head with kindling while chopping wood and Dr Holland treating the wound. The piece comments on wartime prosperity and the impact of war on markets and policy.

United States Pension Office Jack” Snyder Episcopal Church Holland Jack Evanston Europe United States

San Franciscan Visit During Fair Reports Transcontinental Notes

Mrs 8 N Leek wife of a Jackson Hole photographer writes home aboard a Lucien cut off train comparing speed to Nig trots. Sheep and lamb shortages drive prices. Omaha February head counts set records while Chicago lags. Congress adjourned with 113 House members not returning and Republicans poised to reclaim control later.

8.N. Leek Jackson Hole San Francisco Lucien Omaha Chicago Drovers Journal United States House

Advertising Appeal in The Camera Circulation

An appeal invites readers to review The Camera's advertising pages in Lincoln County. It highlights a large, reliable list of business houses patronizing the paper to persuade potential advertisers.

ASW

Hon. Oscar Beck Votes For Final Passage Of Utilities Bill

The record shows Hon. Oscar Beck did not vote against the public utilities bill and was the second name recorded and the first to vote in favor of the final passage of the bill regarding utilities. The question notes his stance on the related police utilities bill.

Oscar Beck Public Utilities Polic Utilities

Local youth embrace athletics amid growing interest

Community programs report rising participation in sports and fitness events as exhibitions spark youth interest. Coaches note improved skills and attendance at drills, while organizers plan further youth outreach and competitive opportunities.

Outlawing Child Residency in Illicit Houses Law Passed

In the last session the state legislature enacted a law making it illegal to retain harbor employ or permit any person under 21 in or around any assignation house brothel or similar place or where obscene illegal exhibitions occur. Violators face a fine of 100 to 500 dollars plus up to 12 months in county jail.

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Vaccine for Scarlet Fever A Russian Discovery

Medical science reports a scarlet fever vaccine that is given hypodermically in three injections ten days apart. Dr. Stafford vaccinated his three children and a local man named Monay. The vaccine has been used successfully in many countries, including Russia, and reduces illness where scarlet fever is present in colder climates.

Stafford Wm. Monay Russia

Railroads Face Panama Canal Competition as Freight Rates Shift

The piece discusses how Panama Canal opening and Atlantic shipping threaten transcontinental freight rates. Railroads must cut shipping times and adjust to new competition from boats, with coal movements from Wyoming highlighting rate pressures and potential price changes.

Wirming Hertefure Mugeb Atlantic Wyoming

Life and Death Reflections from Robert Ingersoll

A reflective passage on mortality urges reverence for those who died and the deeds they left behind. It quotes Robert Ingersoll’s words spoken at a brother’s funeral, highlighting life, death, and enduring belief beyond doubt.

First Death Under New Act

The death of Inogi Kanoya, a Japanese coal miner at Frontier No 3 mine, triggers the first case under the compensation act. The state may pay funeral expenses, and a widow would receive $1,000 if married. Kanoya had been warned to stop work until timbers were placed. Teddy Wilkes has returned to the mines, hidden from friends since the Montpelier cyclone.

Inogi Kanoya Frontier Kanoya

New Correspondents Report From Frontier and Opal

Readers notes arrive from outside towns Frontier and Opal with promise of regular service. Correspondent Tux Camenare welcomes submissions and urges residents to send notes by Monday for current week publication.

Frontier Lincoln County

Court Calendar items list multiple Lincoln county cases

A court calendar lists cases including replevin on appeal from justice court with attorney J A Christmas. money and attachment. alimony and salt money. divorce actions. estate matters. insanity proceedings. trespass. fraud and forgery. murder and arson. Names include Victor Mainkave Joseph Carollo C W Kingsbury Frank Hoskins Nicholas Ziller Marie Petrie Margaret Hackenberg Lissa Jackson and others.

Victor Mainkave Ed Haneen Lincoln County Sod C. E. Sammon Justice Court J. A. Christmas Joseph Carollo Ve. BE. J. Mott H. E H. B. Christenas C. W. Kingsbury Frank M. Hoskins Mattie M. Hoskins Ivan 3. Jones Goldie Sneddon Thomas N. Sneddon, Jr T.S. Taliaferro, Jr Victor Mainha Nicholas Silen Nicholas Ziller Finlay Petrie Marie Nott Petrie J. W. Sammon Margaret Hackenberg Ve. Chalmers Heckenberg W. Sammon

Bills vetoed by Governor Kendrick list various measures

Governor Kendrick vetoed acts including H. No. 2 by Heneb on real estate mortgaging and guardianship leases, H. No. 257 authorizing boxing matches by clubs, H. No. 544 on registration, H. No. 197 on liability for sidewalk injuries, H. No. 1 by Judiciary on bonds, H. No. 11 leasing Casper state hospital, H. No. 86 on court reporters, SF No BY on irrigation districts, and related items from Harrington Delaney, Grieve, Kimball, and Bock.

Kendrick Heneb Harrington Delaney Incorporated Clube Kelly Grieve Judiciary Committee Griever State Branch Casper Kimball Bock

Indictments Return in Illinois Freight Tariff Case

A federal grand jury in Chicago returns indictments against the Spring Hutton pany a Illinois corporation for violating interstate commerce regulations on freight tariffs. Wa J Keene president pleaded guilty to misprision of shipments described as iron binges, with a fine of 100 imposed by Judge Carpenter.

Chicago

Attending Board Meeting Notes and Returns

A brief index notes an attending board meeting with mentions of Pilon and Bezenne. The fragment hints at a weeklong cycle and potential discussions on routine governance items. Entities named include Pilon Bezenne and unspecified board members.

Church Notes On Services And Forum Discussion

Regular services next Sunday include morning prayer at 10 o clock and a sermon. Vespers and address follow, with Sunday School at 2 o clock. The Forum, started last Sunday, was well received and will be held again Sunday night to discuss religion and politics. all are invited to participate.

Men’s Club Meeting Promises Bowing Exhibition and Drill

The next regular Men’s Club gathering will be Monday at 6:30 pm in the hall. The program includes a bowing exhibition and a discussion of a vital topic, with an instructor present for lessons, teasings, and athletic drills for members.

Mareb Li Lemsons

Leaving Csyde Settle Sells Afton Independent Move

Settle relinquishes lease on Kemmerer property and will move this week to Star Valley to operate the Afton Independent. He plans to assume the venture at the hotel Kemmerer once a suitable relocation can be arranged.

Csyde Toield Kemmerer Hepoblican Ead Star Valley Afton Independent Vayageibent Tite Monih Weanderntand Tue Hepublicas Kemmerer

Opal Happenings and Local Happenings Atop Reedville

Opal bulletin lists residents and visitors including Elmer Glase of Hoan s Ferry Idaho and J T Haddock in town. Several families from Denver Iowa California and Rock Springs are noted with travels and engagements. Activities include a school program by Frank Fear and family and a Ladies Laundry Club event plus safety and mail operations led by Charley Bird.

Buddendicks Hicks Pon Bane Elmer Glase Hoan's Ferry Idaho Opal Hotel Solliday Wen Rock Springs Mark Whalen and Son Harry Case Green River Inez Hazurday Hare Coleville Charley Bird J. T. Haddock Denver Mr. Haddock Fred G. Laister Iowa Daniel Mise Leister Bandar Mam

Pioneer Wyomings Leader Kuykendall Dies at 80

A. L. Kuykendall, pioneer of Wyoming and former grand leader of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and secretary of the Wyoming Lodge of A F and A M, died in Denver on Monday at age 80. He came to Wyoming in 1885 and was elected first Judge of the Probate Court of Laramie County, later serving in other public offices. He was a respected Mason and Fellow.

A. L. Kuykendall Wyoming Independent Order of Odd Yellows

Bear Lake inland pleasure resort plans unveiled

James W. Neil of Garden City Utah visits Kemmerer and discusses Beach Amuse Co building a dance hall hotel and other structures on Bear Lake shore site. Jack Heaton travels from Bear River ranch with a nephew injured. Fred Steinberger decorates Kemmerer hotel rooms forMemrs Ivan A Jones and W A Whitlock.

James W. Neil Garden City Utah Kemmerer Jimmy Janow Beach Amuse Went Co Bearlake Jack Heaton Bear Fiver Ranch Fred Steinberger Kemmerer Hotel Ivan 4. Jones W. A. Whit Look

Calendar of District Court Cases For Action Planned

Tue Camuna with Carl Cook clerk aims to furnish readers a calendar of all cases filed for action in the district court. The schedule will aid attorneys by listing upcoming matters for reference and timely advice on cases before the court.

Camuna Carl Cook Necesary

For Sale 313 Acres Deeded Land With Right

Real estate notice offers 313 deeded acres with a right of way in Riverside California. The ad mentions a road taped and posteriors and refers to Fontenatie re and Mies Ena Hi 11th. It also promotes Thursday as Fish Day at the Kem merer Meat Market with an invitation to come early.

Fontenatiere Kemmerer

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