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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
1
The record notes improving wo cases and mentions ten officers in service. Fragmentary lines reference attention signals and a tense, ongoing situation with various unreadable items and references to individuals.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a four year term for a figure abbreviated as C S Te Eine. No clear event, names, or location emerge beyond the partial phrase.
In Kemmer a new cream factory enterprise is announced aiming to benefit residents. The project seeks to attract customers through improved quality and service, signaling potential local economic growth and job creation.
A Kemmerer serviceman is described arriving from France. The item notes the veteran’s return and mentions the wartime service context and local reception.
A fragmentary report notes a man, aged unspecified, moving past medical barriers in a scene tied to the Serie era, with unclear details but a sense of progression and emergence.
Sudden death at Green River mourns E H Dickinson Pocatello a leading railroad conductor on the division. He collapsed from apoplexy while en route for a troop train from Kemmerer. Death follows brief illness and hospital care. John W Payne a noted rancher of Daniel dies of pneumonia at L C M hospital after appendectomy left him weakened. Governor Carey announces new five member state commission for election organization.
Mrs Frank Magitaux died after a long illness. She was the daughter of Mr Ed Fag ise vot Kemmerer and left two young children, a husband, a father, and three brothers. Funeral arrangements were not yet made, with interment expected in Kemmerer cemetery.
The council ordered schools closed and prohibited dances, picture shows, lodges, and churches. Health officials urged broader bans amid Spanish influenza, with nurses deemed unnecessary. a health officer’s assistant and quarantine support were authorized if needed. The meeting adjourned after budgeting $11,645 for Kemmerer for the year and an estimated $2,600 revenue.
The Red Cross ladies urge donations of old, new, and good clothes without restrictions on fabric. They seek garments in any style to support the drive, emphasizing practical help over fashion.
Robert G. Hixson, a Lincoln County native who served in France, died at Lincoln County Miners Hospital after pneumonia and heart weakness tied to war injuries. Funeral with military rites was held at the city cemetery as influenza restrictions limited services. He was born May 30 1897 in Laramie Wyoming and pursued work before enlisting in Kemmerer. He leaves a fiancée Miss Ethel Anderson and other relatives in Wyoming and abroad.
F A Jenni, J T Mallings and Miss Pauline Zillar supplied the music for the Glen Coe masquerade held last Saturday night. The event featured dancing and socializing as attendees enjoyed the performances.
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