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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1918
Page
16
The appeal urges all to give as much as possible to the Red Cross not as charity but as duty. It stresses that small gifts fall short while those who can give more must do so to support the war effort and the families of the fallen.
The letter from Frank V Evans, former mayor of Birmingham, ex-State Examiner of Public Accounts, and former editor, praises Tanlac after a short illness. He reports recovery in Atlanta and urges confidence in the medicine, noting his past skepticism and eventual improvement.
A historical public notice lists Cotton Mill Superintendent of Chatta hoochee Georgia, Hon. 8, 3, Shepherd ex city councilman of Atlanta and others previously named. It references Tanlac availability in Kemmeser City Drug Store, Dartell B C Key Frontier Frontl Supply Co. and Jackson Drug Co.
Hon M B Champlin mayor of Sheridan and Republican gubernatorial hopeful visited last week and spoke at the Cemera office. He aligns with War ren and Mondell on a straight Republican ticket, with two withdraws leaving him as the sole straight candidate in the field. He has nine years in law practice and supports the prohibition amendment to the state constitution. his sons are serving in France for Uncle Sam.
Local notice calls on residents to contribute to a Red Cross drive with a call to do their bit and support relief efforts this season.
A. K. Jones of Western National Life Insurance Wyoming team spent two days in Kemmerer for Red Cross drive. Robert H. Houston received a 60 day furlough to tend his ranch and crops. Will and Mrs. Bender plan visits to Montpelier Idaho Star Valley area while exploring mining prospects. Dr. R. A. Hocker intends to open a Kemmerer dental office. C. C. Gray and Archie Woodward arrived from Montpelier and Cokeville respectively. Thomas Sneddon Jr joined the engineering corps after leaving Salt Lake City for training in Virginia.
Cokeville reports 60 men pledged to help with pork for France and 121 piglets arrived. Al Gardiner notes 97 ewes produced 161 lambs, a high percentage for the region as the war effort continues.
Mead arrives with 18 state prison workmen to repair the Cokeville Star Valley road through Salt Creek canyon. This is the only state crew on the project. They expect to finish by summer, starting with dugway repair in the lower canyon and moving toward the summit to complete the road over the divide.
Adv claims Chamberlains Liniment provides relief from rheumatism pain, aiding rest and sleep by treating the most common fits of the disease. The copy stresses its restorative effects and general usefulness for sufferers.
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