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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1914
Page
8
The passage urges buyers to trust advertised goods noting merchants replace any item not meeting advertised specs. It warns advertisers are careful since poor articles incur costs and guarantees against wrong goods, urging readers to buy only advertised hood.
California Orange Day on Saturday March 1 1914 will be widely observed across the west with rail lines and dining venues promoting orange based menus. The Union Pacific Railroad system and the region Short Line will feature special menus and dishes highlighting oranges in dining rooms and related eateries.
The Kemmerer orchestra planned a St Patrick Day dance at the Lyceum Theatre on Sunday evening to observe the holiday. Local news notes a town tax collection reminder from J. B. McMinn, Town Marshal, about dogs and running at large fines.
Purebred registered Shorthorn cattle listed for sale with dealer names and location in Woodruff Utah. An antiseptic dressing Atheneaine Antiphlogestic Dressing is advertised as a liquid surgical aid that reduces inflammation and speeds healing, sold by druggists.
An article notes Shamrock and Orange groups in Kemmerer showcasing liberal aims as Peter advocates unity. He urges recognizing the wear of the green and orange as a shared sign of Irish identity across true Irishmen.
Rev A F Schepp of Rock Springs visited Kemmerer and led Episcopal services and a wee ty meeting. He announced Bishop Thomas will confirm on April 4 and expect the pastorate to move here after Easter, with Kemmerer and Green River missions combined under one pastor. A North Carolina report notes a hen laying five eggs daily.
About 4000 acres in Wyoming withdrawn lands were restored to entry by the President in February on Secretary Lane’s recommendation after a USGS review found suitable oil bearing characteristics. In Idaho around 2000 acres of power site reserve land, previously withheld from entry, were found to have no power value and were restored.
The Wyoming State Day Parming Convention schedules its annual meeting in Cheyenne from March 24 to 26. A joint one fare rate is offered by the Northwestern, DP, and Burlington for around trip travel. Cash prizes await the best dry farm grain samples and the visit includes entertainment and reception events.
At a recent Socialist local meeting in Kenmneter a city ticket for the spring election was decided. Woods is mentioned as a mayoral candidate and has long resided in Kenmneter, actively supporting the socialist party and previously running for county office, with strong showings in prior elections.
Fragmentary note details purchases of motorcycles and plans for spring. Names Haw, Jack Christmas, and dlimny Woode appear with hardware store Kepe werer Hardware & Furniture. Electric water ers and Hecht referenced amid uncertain figures and items.
Sunday school at 10 a m followed by services at 11 am at the church. Bishop Heorin Ly Evans invites all parishioners to attend and participate in the morning program.
Schedule notes Masses at St Patrick Church Kemmerer each Sunday at 9 am. Services held in English with lay participation. Sunday school to follow the Mass at the same Kemmerer church.
Reaching services at Dinondsville Thaom Preaching service in Remmerer at 74 am. Clergy schedule shows Methodist gatherings at Kemmerer and Ville with morning sessions and evening remembrances.
Fragmentary OCR notes show St James Episcopal Church awaiting assignment and a placeholder phrase about past dates. The readable text lacks concrete names, places, or dates to anchor a full summary.
Readable fragment lists events at the New Kemmerer theatre in Rapho on March 2 and 24 to 26. Included are a basketball guard dance evening and Viola's Animal Circus on the Empreas Vaudeville Circuit, with other acts at the theatre.
Local notes report no waits for Easter, moves by Mr and Mrs James McBride to Diamondville for mining work, Otto Zeigler's Rawlins visit, Peter Mischler returning to Ohio, Angelo Molinar buying Bully Fisher property for residence and wholesale liquor use, and painting services offered by Steinberger and Schwalbe. Also mentions Heinz pickles bulk and 6% dresses from B F H Co, with Pat Glasgow visiting Pinckneyville and Denver, and Mrs Wins Moseby’s Salt Lake trip.
Linoleum sales from B F H Co with prices 1.25 to 3.00 per yard. Erve Porter and Jd Hersman visit Kemmerer. Frank A. Man of Cokeville and Marshal Casey Collett seen in town. Nicky Employment Agency listed. Lawrence Miller heads to Nevada sheep industry. Steinberger & Schwalbe to quote painting costs. Alex Scott trips to Salt Lake. Up-to-Date Auto Co installs new gasoline tank. The Camera offers diplomas and invitations for 1914. Hoskinses visiting Los Angeles. return planned early April. John W. and Roscoe Stoner of Cokeville visit. Johnny Hax wintering with Rock Springs sheep.
Noy Bowworth town clerk of Sublet visited Kemmerer yesterday riding his horse. Louis Kastor traveled from Janetown later in the week to relieve Dan Coughlan who had resisted the large sale conducted by CW Peterson clothing store.
Sanitary plumbing heating sheet iron and copper work by Sullivan and Bickley prompt jobbing. All work guaranteed. Phone 132 Kemmerer Wyoming.
Local town notes cover Sapho at the Kemmerer theatre next Monday evening, theater vaudeville at New Kemmerer, Otto Budd visiting Marbleton, and busy social life. Updates include Frank and Hi Jonley heading to Lava Hot Springs for several weeks, painting by Steinberger & Schwalbe, and family moves in town.
Noblitt reports in Kemmerer over Feasterday that sheep from Granger area are 20 per cent better fed this season. Wool quality is excellent and rising prices encourage flockmasters who kept sheep on feed through winter.
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