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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1918
Page
17
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The piece recalls an ingenuous lawyer who argued that state licensing implies consent to illegal activity by a saloonkeeper and that gambling, Sunday sales, or bribery should follow. It critiques such logic and urges honest practice, warning against deceptive publicity in oil field development and stressing real drilling activity over false promises.
The text asserts Lincoln County will become a major oil producer and urges support for legitimate ventures. It argues investors who back real oil development stand to gain, noting many prospectors are earnest and intend to develop the county’s resources.
Guy Rose of Frontier visited Quealy Friday Roy Bosworth expects his sister to visit soon She will stay for a month Ray Cable clerks in town will leave for Frontier The school grafanola moved to lower grade rooms Mrs Dave Crumbie went to Kemmerer hospital and is improving Mrs Kate Arnison has returned from Washington State Mrs William Thomas accompanied her to Kemmerer Mrs Joe Humborg and daughter visited Friday Varnice and James Hackett new pupils raise Quealy enrollment to eight Frank Bynon adds a room to Wik house Local youths attended a dance at Frontier Saturday Willard Chipp moved his family to a ranch in American Falls Idaho last week
Fifth Sunday in Lent services at St. James Kemmerer with Sunday school at 1 a m and Holy Communion at 10 20 a m led by Bishop Thomas. St Bartholomew Cokeville holds Sunday school at 11 a m and Holy Communion at 7 30 p m with Morten Jo stlin as vicar.
The family of Thomas Holmer thanks the people of Kemmerer and Evanston for kindness after his death and burial. They acknowledge the many acts of support from friends and neighbors during a time of need.
A World War I era letter from Roy to his father describes life in France with the 146th MG Bn. He notes a promotion to corporal, separation from a fellow soldier Bud, and camaraderie with friends from home. The piece blends frontline impressions and reflections on personal longing for home. It also includes a public notice about the Wyoming third Liberty Loan drive beginning April 6 and calls for thrift, security ownership, and national defense.
Safety First gathering in Kemmerer Saturday drew Short Line officials from Salt Lake City and Pocatello. HK A Morce, Utah division superintendent, presided. J C Clark spoke on public safety amid rising railroad accidents in 1917. Clark cited charts showing trespassers on rail rights of way largely local residents and children.
Visiting California, Stoca round house foreman Kemmerer yards leaves last week for Juan Lake City en route to a month long tour through West roasts and East Lake City. They will visit San Francisco Eureka Los Angeles and return via Vandula with many friends wishing them a pleasant trip. Albert Larsen acts as foreman during Mr Rows absence as Vollstmeets resumes April 1 1917.
B P Manley of Salt Lake City general sales manager for the Kemmerer Coal company visited Kemmerer last Thursday returning from Denver where he handled coal matters. He reports the eastern coal situation well in hand and abundant coal to meet western demand. Manley formerly led United States Coal Co of Conroy and is well known locally.
County treasurer Taysom returned from Star Valley after visiting his mother and attending the funeral of Ethel Nield aged 20. The piece notes his mother’s recovery from a wrist fracture and describes encouraging valley conditions with high valley prices and ample winter water for irrigation amid good cattle ranges.
The Lincoln County Miners Hospital has installed a new X ray machine by William Meyer, operated by expert Walter Reig. The device is larger and more powerful than the old one, meeting rising demand for X ray examinations and enabling better diagnosis from captured images.
Margaret F Nicholson mails blank force to rural teachers for Fanchmen distribution. The survey, prepared with the county agent Mr Reed, is under joint auspices of schools, the state core of Agriculture, commissioners of agriculture, and the U S department of agriculture to determine labor needs for the season. The questionnaire notes information will be treated confidentially.
The next teachers examination will be held at Kemmerer Afton Mc Piney and Jackson on March 28 29 and 30 1918 This will be the last examination under old rules and regulations All teachers wishing to raise certificate grades urged to apply now Reading Circle books for 1917 will be used for renewing certificates at this examination Dated March 5 1918 Margaret Nicholbon County Superintendent Lasala County mint
A brief ad copy advises taking Chamberlain's Tablets before bed for sour stomach. It mentions a rat as a mnemonic and suggests little or no meat for supper. The tone imitates old newspaper classified content with a practical health tip.
Parley Bennion of Cokeville visited Kemmerer Thursday as a member of the Lincoln county Woolgrowers advisory board. He farms 600 head of long wool ewe lambs on a Cokeville ranch and notes prime range feed on Red Desert north of Point of Rocks. Bennion’s brother S. O. Rennion is expected to arrive about April first. He also serves as president of the Central States Mission L D S church based in Independence Missouri with 14 years in the role and a mission covering five states. Glen Hendon has enlisted in the aviation camp at Fort Leavenworth Kansas after parental hesitation. he is 18 and in the signal corps.
Jack Frost, a Smoker for Soldier LK, departed Jackson Hole on Tuesday for American Lake Washington to enter the quartermaster's department and await orders to France. He has lived in the Hole four years and was farewelled by friends at the Bachelors' headquarters where a smoker was held.
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