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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
4
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A North Dakota primary shows Johnson leading as Wood and Lowden declined to file petitions after the state GOP convention backed an uninstructed delegation. If delegates stay true to oath requirements, Johnson appears assured of their Hee votes at the national convention.
In Glenn Pennsylvania women form a so called intelligence society to monitor husbands and prospective husbands. Members report suspected infidelity and evaluate marriageability using the society to check records. The piece imagines the idea growing nationwide.
An old Lusk Herald reprints on road upkeep stressing constant maintenance after construction. It argues storms demand immediate repairs to avoid wasted labor and money and cites Abraham Lincoln’s advice about study and readiness for opportunity.
Governor Carey names thirty four Wyoming highway boosters to represent the state at 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 are Lincoln county delegates. Morrow may not attend.
The Big Piney garage owners Bess and Jensen were notified that their sub contracts to carry the United States mail and parcel post between Opal Big Piney Big Piney Pine dale have been accepted by the fourth assistant post master general. The sub contractors signed with Uncle Sam to carry mail from February 1 1920 to June 30 1922 ensuring two and a half years of service. Parcel post patrons have enjoyed delivery within fifty pounds for two months and ranchers have shipped corn by this method with good results.
A. H. Poncen of Near East Relief in Cheyenne argues France faces no mass starvation like Syria or Armenia. He contrasts France with Near East regions lacking land and food, urging Wyoming to support a nationwide fundraising drive starting March 14 for thirty days.
Big Piney Examiner notes the town held the mail route until June 30, 1922, reflecting a shift in postal duties and local communications during that era.
A reception at the Guild Hall of the Episcopal church honored Rev and Mrs Nash. Refreshments were served by a committee including Messrs and H H Moyer. The evening was enjoyed and the group plans a social evening each month in the future.
Fifty of the most beautiful girls and leading Rock Springs businessmen present The New Minister at Grand theatre on the 31st to benefit the Congregational church. Also in this issue Popular Mechanics cites a painless surgery gas enabling a patient to undergo amputation and walk away without consciousness or nausea.
The Geological Survey reported January crude oil demand about 4.76 million barrels higher than December. The rise implies continued increases in domestic production and Mexican imports, with heavy draws on existing stocks and limited reserves.
The regular semi monthly meeting of the Delphian society was held at the prade school building last night. The society has eighteen members and is in thriving condition.
A humorous note on clothes and sewing rivals with a subtle pitch for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The ad touts ease of taking and relief, claiming wide reputations for cures and pleasant taste.
Elizabeth Robnik of Bulow is summoned in Lincoln County Wyoming for a petition of absolution. She must answer by the 16th day of 1980 or the court will proceed. Attorney MIT-A28 represents the petitioner.
The Cumberland church will undergo needed repairs and will resume services, led by Fr. Schellinger, after the work is completed. The article notes the local Catholic services will be held there again.
Rev. M. B. Nash rector. Services Sunday March 21 at 11 a.m. Friday March 19 at 4 p.m. Confirmation instruction Friday 4:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal held Thursday nights at the church.
Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m Epworth League at 7 p m evening worship at 8 p m 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 every Saturday afternoon at 2. Lenten devotions on Friday and Sunday evening at 3 30. Non Catholics are welcome.
The Ladies of St. Patrick's Altar Society will meet at the rectory next Wednesday March 24 at 2 30 PM. The pastor asks all who can attend to help unite efforts for the May bazaar and to bring completed articles.
The Pinedale Commercial club appoints a three member committee to survey public lands in the area and report to State Immigration Agent Hill. Hill says about 100 homeseekers, mostly ex service men, wish to locate on homesteads near Pinedale.
State Game Warden WM. T. J0 warns ditch owners to install fish barriers where water diverts from natural channels. Violations are a misdemeanor with fines up to one hundred dollars and possible 10 to 60 days in county jail. The department will enforce the law and prosecute violators.
Small business promotes reliable service and customer referrals. It pledges perfect work at a moderate fee and invites potential clients to call for an opportunity to prove its claim.
Fred Holee of Kemmerer Wyoming, holder of Original Homestead Entry 04145 filed June 10 1914 and additional Entry 05677 filed August 10 1917 for land in sections 7 18 township 21 north range 115 116 west Sixth Principal Meridian, seeks final three year proof before United States Commissioner Ivan Jones March 18 1920. Witnesses: Frank Gunter Mary Gunter Paul Gabardi Albert Kulinski of Kemmerer. Alex Nisbet Register.
Mikulas W Holec of Kemmerer Wyoming filed notice to make final three proof to establish his homestead claims on multiple parcels in Township 21 North Range 116 West and related sections. The hearing before United States Commissioner Ivan Jones is set for March 18 1920 in Kemmerer with witnesses Maryunter Paul Gahordi and Kulinski listed.
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