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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1915
Page
3
Fraternal leaders meet Wednesday afternoon at 1 p.m. at the Odd Fellows hall. Alex Scott is welcomed as guest with mentions of presidents and officers including C K Sammon and G Godmundeen. details indicate a celebratory lodge event.
The item notes church services in Kemmerer with multiple congregations and pastors. It mentions C. A. Hawley as pastor and reference to Catholic services on the first Sunday each month at Lynch. The text is fragmentary but indicates varied church practices in the area.
Legal notice states Woater Livestock Company has changed its name to Lincoln Livestock Company under Wyoming statutes. W.T. Rex, 124-min president, signs the notice confirming the corporate re designation.
The state and CP Sheehan's attorneys reached a settlement in Rock Springs in the grand larceny case. Sheehan will leave Wyoming and not return, pay 360 for six horses and about 4300 in prosecution costs, and cover Dan D. Scott and others tracing expenses. He may sell ranch and livestock while the case is dismissed without prejudice if he complies.
Judge T. Carnahan ruled to grant bail for Dan Parker, jailed on a first degree murder charge, under bonds set at 12 000. County Attorney Reynolds preferred 25 000, but the court released Parker on the lower amount.
A new Wyoming law limits women workers to ten hours per day effective in Cheyenne from last Monday. The rule sets a twelve hour window from first start time, allowing start at 4 a.m. and finish by 4 p.m., with one hour for dinner and one hour for supper. No changes expected in Kemmerer hours.
At Kemmerer Lodge No. 33 A F and A M held last Friday four candidates were initiated. J M Forgett and W Reynolds came from Cokeville. Porgett received Fellowcraft and Reynolds his Master Mason degree. Moseby of Frontier and Holland of Kemmerer pursued entered apprentice and all passed the ordeals safely.
Advertising notice offers registered Shorthorn bulls for sale. Interested buyers are invited to send inquiries to Walton Som at Lake City Utah with contact details for more information on available lots and pricing.
A fragment discusses a so called court of last resort at a crossroad grocery and a remark about Chamberlain's case remedy and favorable verdicts. It mentions money and expectations but remains unclear and garbled. Names and places are unreadable.
Contractor Charley Huff spent several days in Kemmerer returning from the Pegram ranch with two car loads of hay he found a market for. He says ranch conditions are good but hog prices are not delivering what he considers fair for a wearload. Huff plans to feed hogs until the market improves.
Two tracts within a phosphate withdrawal were listed for Wm Card and Geo W Card of Grovout Wyoming. Each tract grants 160 acres with surface rights only under a recent act of Congress allowing entry for agricultural lands included in phosphate withdrawals.
Henry Labouchere describes extreme hunger in Paris with a servant showing meat from a barrel and elephants Castor and Pollux killed for food. He notes donkey as better eating than beef or mutton and laments fuel shortages and odd dining practices amid the siege.
The fragment notes the bowels as the sewerage system of our beds and suggests routine as a general health reminder. It reflects a casual, instructional tone with no clear event, place, or people named. No further context is provided in the readable text.
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