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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1918
Page
13
Dan Micheler returns from Lava Hot Springs en tour. Numerous visitors, notably Mr and Mrs Robert Gunter of Big Piney, stay with Mrs John Mason. Strucele and bartenders union dispute settled. Renting two furnished rooms. Many locals and visitors from Montpelier, Cokeville, Diamondville, Ogden, Salt Lake City, and other Utah towns travel or visit. Includes health trips to Mayo Clinic, weddings, and a sheep outfit incident.
Prank Malerick, Otto G. Rouse, and Hugo Venminssen figure in social notes at Kemmerer as visitors and local figures. Denio, Max, and Parley Mantle journey from Vinedaly, Lyman, and Salt Lake City with service calls noted. Several residents, including A E Wilde and M A Weaver, visit or pursue matters in Utah and Idaho while others depart for training, funerals, and oil ventures.
A vintage advertisement praising Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the stomach improve digestion and regulate the bowels. It claims a map in good physical condition enjoys life while the bilious and dyspeptic suffer meals and misery.
Word from Kemmerer confirms the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cashion in Aberdeen Washington this morning.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a hypothetical German justice toward Russia Belgium Poland and other nations. It mentions Prussianaim and a declaration of war with unclear wording and chaotic phrasing reflecting damaged source material.
A local boxing card featured two amateurs in prelims, Joe Gusher and Young Jose Willard, both needing haircuts as they fought to a three round draw. Andrew Marvhinsky and Jack Reese also drew after hard exchanges. The main event pitted Eddie Burton of San Francisco against Kid Blickfeldt of Kemmerer in a ten round two minute format with a referee imposed break. Burton dominated with training discipline, while Blickfeldt absorbed punishment and earned a creditable draw for his effort. The program concluded with calm athletics following the bout.
Sidnepin County resident Watts, a former printer now in Delta, Colorado, traveled to Kemmerer to bid farewell to friends before boarding a train. He recalls Liberty Lawn campaign events and discusses rental incomes from multiple stores. Overnight the second issue bonds were not purchased, and the following morning his property showed a mysterious yellow paint.
Headache often stems from a troubled stomach or constipation. Chamberlain’s Tablets are promoted as a simple remedy, easy to take and mild in effect, with many users reporting permanent relief after use. The ad emphasizes that correcting the underlying issue can prevent headaches.
fragmentary OCR note mentions corn pains and a dance reference with unclear phrasing. No clear event, people, or organization is identifiable. The readable bits suggest a humorous or slang phrase about getting it and dancing, with stray terms like corn and cornmeal interjected.
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