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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1914
Page
20
The text urges readers to buy advertised goods to avoid risks and claims. It argues advertisers protect buyers against substandard goods and promises replacements if items fail to meet advertised standards.
California Orange Day is planned to be widely celebrated on Saturday March 1 1914 with rail lines and western businesses promoting orange themed menus. The Union Pacific Railroad system and the region Short Line will feature special menus in dining cars and a range of orange based dishes and treats to mark the event.
The Kemmerer orchestra announced a St Patrick Day dance at the Lyceum Theatre on Sunday night. Town officials warn dog owners to pay the town tax or face penalties, with the town marshal McMinn enforcing the notices.
Purebred registered Shorthorn hulls offered for sale locally with pricing noted. Also advertised Atheneaine Antiphlogistic Dressing as a liquid surgical antiseptic that reduces inflammation and promotes fast healing, sold by druggists.
The article notes residents see Shamrock and Orange symbols on the streets of Kemmerer during a public display. Peter, praised for liberal views, supports recognizing both green and orange as a sign of unity among Irishmen.
Rev A F Schepp of Rock Springs visited Kemmerer and led Episcopal services and a wee try meeting. He announced Bishop Thomas will visit April 4 for confirmation and that the Kemmerer and Green River missions will share a pastor based in Kemmerer after Easter. A North Carolina report noted a hen laying five eggs daily.
Nearly 4000 acres in Wyoming were restored to entry by the President in February on Secretary Lane's recommendation after USGS found the land suitable. In Idaho about 2000 acres of power site lands were released as they showed no power value, restoring them to entry.
The Wyoming State Dry Farming Convention will meet in Cheyenne on March 24 25 and 26 with events including a joint one fare rate from the Northwestern and DP Burlington around trip fare of one and one third. Cash prizes for best dry farm grain samples are offered and a visiting choir reception is planned to welcome guests.
At a recent meeting of the Socialist local it was decided to nominate a city ticket for the spring election. Woods is mentioned as a mayoral candidate. He is well known in Kenmneter where he has resided for years and has been active in the socialist party, previously running for council and leading his ticket in the last election.
A damaged article fragment mentions plans to buy motorcycles and spring machine purchases. Names such as Haw, Jack Christmas, and dlimny Woode appear with references to local hardware and electric items but details are unclear.
Bishop Heoriney Evans invites parishioners to attend Sunday school and main services. The announcement lists 10 4. m. start time and church address at 200, along with directions for attendees to arrive after instruction.
St Patrick's Catholic Church holds Mass in Kemmerer each Sunday at 9 am and 11 am. Services also noted at the old church and school events on Sundays with readings and catechism for Parishioners.
Fire forces disrupt Methodist services at Kemmerer and Ville all at 16 a m with reach to Dinondsville Thaom Preaching service in Remmerer at 74 om.
An Episcopal parish named St James' Church awaits assignment of a new pastor. Officials and congregants coordinate with the diocese to select a suitable candidate and prepare for leadership transition.
Readable fragments show planned performances at the New Kemmerer theater including a March 2 basketball guard dance event and March 24 26 features. Also listed are Viola's Animal Circus and Empreas Vaudeville Circuit at the theater in Rapho and nearby areas.
Easter greetings appear this week as townsfolk from Diamondville to Rawlins and Kemmerer send short notices. Changes include residents moving, workers returning from injuries, and local business promotions plus a line of children’s dresses and pantry items from Heinz and McKay & Morrow.
Linoleum sellers list 20 pieces at 1.25 to 3.00 per yard from B F H Co. Local residents Erve Porter Frank A Man of Cokeville, Jd. Hersman of Fossil and Marshal Casey Collett of Cokeville visit Kemmerer. Employment agency Nicky in Montpelier. Lawrence Miller to Nevada sheep industry. Steinberger & Schwalbe painting estimates. Alex Scott travels to Salt Lake on business. Up-to-Date Auto Co. installs gasoline tank. The Camera offers diplomas folders and invitations for 1914. Hoskins visit to Los Angeles plans April return. John W. Stoner and Roscoe Stoner visit Kemmerer. Johnny reports Rock Springs sheep lease progressing.
Noy Bowworth town clerk of Sublet visited Kemmerer yesterday riding his horse down. Louis Kastor traveled from Janetown to relieve Dan Coughlan who had been resisting the big sale conducted by CW Peterson clothing store.
Sanitary plumbing heating iron and copper work prompt jobbing service guaranteed. Phone 132 Kemmerer Wyoming.
Local town notes report Sapho appearing at the New Kemmerer theatre next Monday night along with films. Also listed are visits, moves, and social events including Mrs. Oscar Peterson’s appendicitis recovery and Father Lynch's health update.
Noblitt reports in Kemmerer that sheep from Granger to the vicinities are 20 percent better conditioned than in years past. Wool is excellent and rising prices encourage flockmasters who kept feed on hand through winter.
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