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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1918
Page
7
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The piece profiles a candid lawyer who argues that state licensing of liquor implies consent to illicit acts, suggesting permissive outcomes for a saloon. it also warns against misrepresentation in oil boom publicity and urges honest drilling to advance development.
The article asserts Lincoln County is becoming a major oil region and praises investors funding legitimate oil development ventures. It argues oil wealth will reward prudent financiers and notes many newcomers seek to develop the county’s oil resources with honest intent.
Guy Rose of Frontier visited Quealy Friday Roy Bosworth expects a sister to visit soon Will stay a month or so Ray Cable clerks locally and plans to leave for Frontier Grafanola moved to lower grade rooms Mrs Dave Crumbie hospitalized in Kemmerer doing nicely Mrs Kate Arnison returns home from Washington with Mrs William Thomas Mrs Joe Humborg and daughter visited school Friday New pupils from Frontier Varnice and James Hackett bring Quealy enrollment to eight Frank Bynon adds a room to Wik house Local youths attend a dance at Frontier Saturday night Willard Chipp moves to a ranch in American Falls Idaho last week.
Fifth Sunday in Lent services at St James Kemmerer include Sunday school at 1 a m and Holy Communion with a continuation service led by Bishop Thomas at 10 20 a m. No evening service. St Bartholomew Cokeville holds Sunday school at 11 a m and Holy Communion at 7 30 p m. Morten Jostlin is the vicar.
The family extends thanks to the people of Kemmerer and Evanston for kindness after the death and burial of beloved father Thomas Holmer. Sarah E. Evans T. W. Evans note gratitude and acknowledge assistance from the community and thrift stamp drive.
A WWI era letter from Roy J. Rosenberg in France dated February 9, 19XX writes home about friendships, separations, and morale. It notes his and Bud’s split, describes life in France, local society, and impressions of Parisian markets and women. The piece also references national war efforts including the Third Liberty Loan, thrift and defense, and quotes Lloyd George on sacrifice.
A Safety First meeting convened in Kemmerer on a Saturday afternoon with Short Line officials from Salt Lake City and Pocatello attending. HK A Morce presided and J C Clark spoke on public safety. charts showed railroad trespassers by locality, age, and trains, noting 1917 accidents rose from 1916 due to more workers.
A visiting party led by a round house foreman from Kemmerer yards travels from Juan Lake City toward the West roast area for a month or six weeks. They plan stops in East Lake City San Francisco Eureka Los Angeles and perhaps Vandula with friends wishing them well. Albert Larsen serves as acting foreman during Mr Rows absence as Vollstimeets in the regular ery wines April 1 1917 noting over 179000.
B P Manley of Salt Lake City, general sales manager for the Kemmerer Coal Company, visited Kemmerer last Thursday after returning from Denver where he handled coal matters. Manley said the eastern coal situation is well in hand and western demand is abundantly met. he formerly served as general manager for the United States Coal Company of Conroy and is well known locally.
County treasurer Taysom returned from Star Valley after visiting his mother and attending the funeral of 20 year old Ethel Nield whose death shocked the community. Conditions in the valley are favorable with ample winter feed and high prices for products, including bacon fat at 50 cents a pound.
A new X ray machine by William Meyer, installed by Walter Reig, now serves Lincoln County Miners Hospital. The device is larger and more powerful than the old model, meeting rising demand as X ray exams reveal body conditions from photographs.
Margaret F Nicholson mails blanks to rural teachers via county agent Reed for survey work under the joint auspices of the schools state core of agriculture commissioners of agriculture and the United States department of agriculture. The questionnaire notes information will be kept confidential.
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 even under the old rules and regulations All teachers wishing to raise the grade of their certificates are urged to do so at this time Reading Circle books for 1017 will be used for renewing certificates at this examination Dated March 5 1918 MARGARET I NICHOLSON County Superintendent Salt Lake County
An item urges readers to chew thoroughly and eat little meat with a supperless meal. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for sour stomach and advises taking one tablet before bed. The tone matches a 19th or early 20th century newspaper ad.
Parley Bennion of Cokeville, adviser to the Lincoln county Woolgrowers, visited Kemmerer on Thursday. He raises 600 head of long wool ewe lambs on his Cokeville ranch and notes prime range conditions near Point of Rocks with modest snow. Bennion’s brother S O Rennion is due in early April. He also serves as president of the Central States Mission of the L D S church based in Independence Missouri, with a fourteenth year in the role overseeing five states and about 150 elders. The Hendon family laments their son Glen’s enlistment at age 18 in the aviation camp at Fort Leavenworth Kansas after initial parental resistance.
Jack Frost, a resident of Jackson Hole for four years, visited Tuesday and heads to American Lake Washington for service in the quartermaster's department. He expects orders to France soon. Friends gathered at the Bachelors' headquarters held a smoker wishing him well for The Camera.
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