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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
12
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Johnson dominated the North Dakota primary as Wood and Lowden declined petitions after the Republican convention backed an uninstructed delegation. If delegates honor their oaths, Johnson should secure Hee votes at the national convention.
In Glenn Pa a Pennsylvania town the women form an intelligence society to track husbands and suitors. Members report suspected infidelity and check potential partners’ records to judge marriage suitability, raising questions about national expansion of such a local practice.
Lusk Herald notes that proper maintenance is essential after road construction. It warns that neglect causes losses and calls for continual inspection and immediate repairs. Lincoln is quoted on preparing for opportunities.
Governor Carey selects thirty four Wyoming highway boosters to attend the eighth annual United States Good Roads association meeting in Hot Springs Arkansas April 12 to 17. J C Kinney of Cokeville and Andrew Morrow of Kemmerer named to represent Lincoln county. Morrow undecided about attendance.
The Big Piney garage owners Bess and Jensen received official notice from the fourth assistant post master general that their sub contracts from J A Holliday to carry mail and parcel post between Opal Big Piney Big Piney Pine Dale have been accepted. The sub contractors will serve from February 1 1920 to June 30 1922 ensuring mail and parcel post for two and a half years. Parcel post patrons within fifty pounds radius have enjoyed prompt delivery for two months and ranchers have shipped corn via this service.
Cheyenne March 7 A H Poncen of Near East Relief argues that France enjoys government farms and homes, while Syria and Armenia face famine. He compares needs and urges America to aid the Near East, calling service the rent for living. The Wyoming campaign starts March 14 with a state-wide appeal lasting thirty days.
The Big Piney Examiner notes the town retains the mail route through June 30 1922. The article highlights expectations and the ongoing status of postal service in the community.
A reception in honor of Rev and Mrs Nash was held at the Guild Hall of the Episcopal church Saturday night. Refreshments were served by a committee including Messrs and H H Moyer. The evening ended with plans for a monthly social gathering by the Opalians.
Fifty local beauties and Rock Springs businessmen stage The New Minister at the Grand theatre on the 31st for Congregational church benefit. The article also notes an April Popular Mechanics report on a new painless surgery gas allowing a patient to observe an operation and then leave without nausea.
The Geological Survey reports January crude oil demand rose by about 4.76 million barrels over December. It warns this will require higher domestic production and Mexican imports, with heavy withdrawals from available stocks already stretched thin.
The regular semi monthly meeting of the Delphian society was held at the grade school building last night. The society has eighteen members and is in thriving condition.
Cartoon Magraine runs a timely suggestion advising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for rough throat and cold symptoms. The ad touts pleasant taste and relief, noting the remedy's wide reputation for cures and general satisfaction.
Elizabeth Robnik of Bulow last known to have fever Bublet is summoned in Lincoln County Wyoming to respond to Max's petition for absolution from a legal matter. She is required to appear on the 16th day of May 1980. Attorney for the petitioner is MIT-A28.
The Cumberland church will undergo needed repairs and then hold services again, led by Fr. Schellinger of this place.
Rev. M. B. Nash rector announces services on Sunday March 21 at 11 a.m. and Friday March 19 at 4 p.m. Confirmation instruction Friday at 4:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal held Thursday nights at the church.
Church notices list Sunday school at 10 am morning worship at 11 am Epworth League at 7 pm and evening worship at 8 pm. Pastor A R Dickson invites all to attend services.
Next Sunday no mass in Kemmerer but Lenten devotions in the evening at 7 30. Catechism class for children Saturdays at 2. Lenten devotions on Friday and Sunday evening at 3 30. Non Catholics are always welcome.
The Ladies of St Patrick’s Altar Society will meet in the rectory next Wednesday March 24 at 2 30 p m The pastor asks all who can attend to help unify efforts toward the May bazaar Members are asked to bring completed articles for the bazaar.
The Pinedale Commercial club forms a three member committee to survey public lands in the area and report to State Immigration Agent Hill who states there are 100 homeseekers, mostly ex service men, seeking homesteads near Pinedale.
The state requires all ditch and canal operators to install a proper obstruction at the diversion point to prevent fish entry. Violators face up to 100 dollars fine or 10 to 60 days in county jail, or both. State Game Warden WM. T. J0 urges enforcement of the law.
Our numerous satisfied customers continually recommend us to friends. We do perfect work at a moderate fee and know we can please you. All we ask is the opportunity. A phone call will bring us.
Fred Holee of Kemmerer Wyoming filed intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on the southeast quarter of section 7 and parts of section 18 in township 21 north range 115 116 west. Hearing before United States Commissioner Ivan Jones at Kemmerer on March 18 1920. Witnesses named: Frank and Mary Gunter Paul Gabardi and Albert Kulinski all of Kemmerer. Alex Nisbet Register.
Mikulas W Holec of Kemmerer Wyoming filed for final three proof to establish his Homestead Entries 04146 and 05678 on lands in sections 14 and 18 township 21 north range 116 and 114 west sixth principal meridian. The hearing before United States Commissioner Ivan B Jones is set for March 18 1920 in Kemmerer Wyoming. Individuals Maryunter Paul Gahordi Kulinski of Kemmerer Wyoming are noted as residents involved.
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