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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1915
Page
12
Readable fragments indicate rates and notices for subscriptions with per month charges. The text references items like rates, periodical costs, and potential adjustments, though details are unclear due to OCR gaps.
The Kemmerer Camera notes political and business items including OC Watt Brandon as publisher, and editor Crawford at Saratoga Sun. It reports Bunrod B Brooks may join Wyoming University board, Ward Preston becomes Cokeville Register editor, and Evanston and Salt Lake City civic notes. Early state ball games in Cokeville and new hotels in Salt Lake City are mentioned with financial delays.
Aik Lumwell steps down after four years steering the Republiaas Miamin in Wyoming. The veteran editor previously led The state and was a familiar face in Fremont BEY.
A brief thanks note expressing gratitude to those who offered support and kindness following a death. It mentions appreciation from family members and notes the comfort received from friends and neighbors.
The Pocatello Daily Tribune released a giant Souvenir edition praising the citys growth with a new depot and railroad shops. The piece notes Italy may join the Allies if Germany wins and highlights Clyde Settle s Independent at Star Valley as entering a new era under his management with plans for more news space.
The Labor Journal notes the eight hour day milestone for underground miners begun on April 1 1808 and the sixteenth annual observance. It contrasts past brutal long hours with current protections and urges workers to renew allegiance to union principles.
County Assessor George Tanner says new law requiring the assessor to conduct the enumeration forces a staff expansion. Work begins April 6 with plans to finish by mid May or by June 1. Deputies include John E. Erwin with James S. Simpson in Jackson Hole and others overseeing Diamondville Cumberland upper Star Valley lower valley Ne district and Green River valley.
A Gypsy camp that visited Kemmerer last week is linked to a reported theft. Sheriff Hansen accompanied the camp member to Pocatello to arrest the suspect who allegedly stole a thousand-dollar bill. The case involves two accompanying girls and aims to detain the camp leader.
Mr. Doba Reed, ranch foreman for the I.Q. people, visited the city this week on cattle business. Several carloads of two year old steers are planned for market soon. The B.Q. people are expanding their ranch with herd increases of over three hundred in the past year. Only thoroughbred cattle are kept, and ranch owners praise Reed's showing.
The Krupp family invests seven million five hundred thousand dollars in the new German war loan. Their factory runs day and night turning out munitions of war. They are making money while some Americans object to similar factories supporting war efforts.
The paper notes it distributes about eleven hundred copies weekly to every post in Lincoln County and neighboring areas. It celebrates growing readership through new subscriptions and advertising pages, claiming wide access to world and local news.
The regular town council meeting will be held at city hall next Monday evening. Residents of the flats will seek removal of the present refuse disposal grounds, a subject that has caused much unpleasantness. Visitors are welcome and those with suggestions may present them for a full hearing.
Holy Week services are announced at St Patrick’s Church with Holy Thursday Good Friday and Holy Saturday masses. The Easter Sunday blessing of a new bell arrived Tuesday and a procession by Catholic lodges from Frontier Sublet and Diamondville will honor the occasion. The Altar Society supports improvements and a choir will sing Easter hymns with flowers sent to adorn altars.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Kemmerer residents reacting to unseen events tied to a plan or display named by a local organizer. Names and specific details are unclear, but the passage hints at a community reaction and a coordinating figure in charge of a parting or event.
A court session yesterday heard claims for damages tied to the Add War dispute as Jom Neppet and Whe were noted. Mantle bas al suuahe and Car chef details appeared amid testimony about charges and defenses including Mi Hume Crpresentes hue.
A Cheyenne report states the state public utility commission has received a complaint about steep telephone charges between Opal and Hig Viny, with a disputed 61.25 cited as the first filing before the board. The case notes routing issues by Western Cats and Mock Springs, versus Kemmerer and Opal, and mentions 81.46 charges for delivery. C Wibel, Mt State Tel Co manager, says Western Union is addressing the matter with officials, while Mountain States Tel Co’s involvement is unclear.
Classified note lists five puppies for sale with unclear pricing and names. Text reads obliquely “Jimuay Words” and “BoP oe” with price stated as 10 each, though details are garbled.
Lincoln County Hospital notes report Stewart recovering at home after hernia surgery. Agnes Martin of Frontier to be discharged after appendectomy. Dan Oredon, shot in the shoulder, will avoid amputation. Cumberland hospital trustee Davi McMillan visited over weekend. Mrs Doknama and Mrs Haker improve at home after recent illnesses. Mrs Whitlock and Mamie Tomas to undergo planned procedures soon. Jin Malloy and others noted in patient list with ongoing treatment.
Conference trips to Salt Lake City are described with brief notes about travel plans and agents handling arrangements. The readable fragments imply coordination for later steps and possible scheduling details.
A convoy of Overland cars reaches Kemmerer for Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co. Two units go to Chas A Christmas and George Guyette for passenger service while two others stay with the company. The 1916 Overland is pitched as popular and affordable with simplified driving and a two unit starting and lighting system.
William Dubois has been appointed architect for the capitol enlargement and is securing plans at the state house for department offices in a new wing. Three options are proposed: add two wings, enlarge at the rear, or build a new structure for the library supreme court chamber and attorney general offices.
Judge Jota Pollock of a United States district court held that Congress has no jurisdiction over game in any state. The ruling suggests a state driven approach and prompts likely action in the United States circuit court.
Mise Edna Sammon will leave for Salt Lake Sunday afternoon with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Sammon to be married Easter Monday. The couple will attend a Catholic ceremony and then return to Spanish Fork to begin their married life with well wishes from friends.
Fragmentary OCR shows an item mentioning Citenn A. Knox and a phone, with unclear context and authority. Readers are left to infer whether this is a public notice or a diary-style admission.
A dramassip with a social conflict over moral responsibility for men and women plays at the New Panorama Theatre on Thursday April 1. The production features a renowned restaurant scene, exclusive dances, and fashions including gowns, with admission priced at 1c and 2c.
In Comseview on March 2, a clearing of the foreign wool situation spurred activity. Transactions in Australian and South American wools increased with larger volumes arriving, mostly on manufacturers' accounts. Domestic wool supplies remain exceptionally small and prices have eased slightly from recent high quotes.
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