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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
5
The Kenmore O. O. F. Lodae No. 1 invites visiting brothers to a Thursday evening meeting at the building. hosted by Mobile Grand Ivan S. Jones and A. W. Anderson. All members welcome to attend.
A thrift garden laid out in a 25 by 50 foot back yard can cut living costs. With seed costs under 4100 and fertilizer under 85, it would supply a family of six with fresh vegetables all season, yield produce worth 50 to 100 dollars, and offer a table exercise for the mind while teaching preparedness and economy. It would conserve national resources and improve household contentment.
The National Clean-Up and Paint-Up Campaign Bureau based in St Louis inaugurates a thrift gardens drive. Originated by Allen W Clark, it aims to use back yards and vacant lots to cut living costs, with support from Shaw's Garden and Missouri Botanical Garden officials. Back-yard plots of 21 by 90 feet can yield $100 in value, $59 minimum, depending on soil and care.
Harry Trost of the Golden Rule Store will display a facsimile of the Declaration of Independence this week in his storefront window. The note on the reverse urges public access to the document and mentions a government facsimile program to place copies in every county and state.
Artists are engraving the required number of specimens showing the official certificate of the State Department beneath the seal with Secretary of State John Hay's signature. The copies, while valuable as pictures, primarily serve as exact facsimiles of the original Declaration of Independence, preserving its pledge of rights and sacred honor.
Cleve Wiley of Pomeroy Basin bagged an old wolf and six pups last week after tracking from the ranch to a den. He fired with a .22 rifle and will wire 912 from the state on the mother wolf and five dollars for the pups. Sheepmen will pay two dollars and fifty cents per wolf.
Prominent cattleman Ranche Puting Al Outornout has been staying at Mayo Lrathera Hospital in Tochest er Minnesota for several weeks. He reports better health now than when he left.
Frank Fear and Qtrw GoOD TRY, prominent Big Piney figures, traveled across the country near Phoenix Arizona. They are noted as epthualogtic to their peers and discussed upon their return after several days away.
Coal mines in Wyoming and nearby states may be placed under government supervision to assure the realization of a national defense program. Guards have been posted at Rock Springs district mines to protect coal and railroad lines until supervision is effective. Executives say government plans to oversee operations are under way and extend to intermountain rail lines and bridges.
A fragment argues for mobilizing Chesapeake coal supplies by water to ensure steady imports and rapid access. It stresses supervision of all supply lines and strict patrolling of the Atlantic coast as crucial for national readiness and economic stability.
William Pitt was escorted to Green River last Friday by several locals for the Commandry degree. Also traveling with him were Olaf Jeffson, Chas Christmas, Dick Turner and Fred Chapin.
O. E. Anderson, killed in the Sublet mine disaster, was buried Saturday in the local cemetery. Services were in charge of the local unions. Anderson had wealthy relatives in Sweden.
Travel notice announces conference excursions via the Oregon Short Line to Salt Lake City in April with a limit by April 15th. Officials urge contacting agents for rates and further details for the trip.
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