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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
15
Residents and visitors including Presak Springman Cal Whitn and Dr Marquis transact business in Kemmerer and Rock Springs. Sheriff Conroy escorts recovered baggage checks. Roy Rosenberg offered a civil service post. Funeral services held for Fred Burt. City streets praised for improvement under new street superintendent. Multiple locals from Salt Lake City to Diamondville active in town.
The Lincoln County Board of County Commissioners proclaims an election to be held on April 22 1010 to authorize the issue of bonds totaling Two Hundred Thousand Dollars for highway purposes. Bonds issued in denominations five hundred one thousand five thousand and ten thousand bear interest up to five percent and are not redeemable at the state's option. The governor and state treasurer will determine amounts and dates.
George Hunter eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs William Hunter died suddenly at his home last Sunday evening of pneumonia. He had been in good health and was reportedly playing baseball with friends the day before falling ill. The funeral was held yesterday.
Community members honor Mer. and ifr. R. A. Hixson and Ethel Anderson with participation at the funeral and at the L.DS church. Senior events noted as part of the service and remembrance.
Fragmentary notes suggest a confusing scene with Tarzon and a faulty device. Readers are left with unclear details about a long ago event and its possible link to a machine and a recurring issue described as a bore.
Under Heitz undertaking parlor direction the body was brought to L D church at Diamondville for brief services. Interment followed in Diamondville cemetery. Read the Camera and get the news while it is news.
The Republic Internal Gear Drive Axles by The Torbensen Axle Company provide greater clearance. reduce repairs and delays. cushion weight. and absorb road shocks. They feature a heavy I-beam dead axle, strong driving axle, and claim to handle four-fifths of the truck load with a safety margin, easing wear and side sway.
Detailed notes describe a 1500 pound payload truck with point suspension, magneto spark, Republic armored radiator, float feed carburetor, various transmission features, external emergency brake, semi-elliptic springs, Hotchkiss drive, artillery wheels, Firestone tires, worm steering, 110 inch wheelbase, chassis weight 2280 pounds, gravity feed gas tank and yellow body styling with rear fenders and electric lights.
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