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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1915
Page
14
A twelve year old boy Charley Bird of LaBerge suffered severe burns in a Big Piney Beeminer incident this week. Medical reports indicate he is expected to recover slowly as doctors treat his injuries.
Jeffers, superintendent of the Nebraska division, is promoted to general superintendent of the entire Union Pacific lines. Brophy becomes head of the Wyoming division, and Sam Tousey moves to the Wyoming division. The office had been vacant since W. J. Park resigned. Headquarters will be in Omaha. Trainmaster Woodruff moves to Ogden, and K. Brooks becomes trainmaster of the Seventh Division. Pure Food Inspector Groston reports salt danger only with excessive consumption, macaroni moisture causes short weight, and over 300 million pounds of nourishing food are now weed annually. Kemmerer water stands high among state town supplies.
Mr and Mrs Harry Middlesworth departed earlier this week for Pine to spend time at Mrs Middlesworth's ranch near the area. The recent marriage has caused changes at the Nee Elk Hotel which she has been operating, leasing it to Joseph Dealo the Paris Idaho resident long known as a refined hotel man.
The Green River Star reports a large return of lamb shipments from the local stock yards. A notable consignment totaling 7005 lambs, including consignments from Green River Live Stock Co White Mountain Live Stock Co and Big Sandy Livestock Co, was sent to Colorado feeders. The lambs weighed about eighty three pounds each.
Mrs Osterhout and daughter Josephine left Sunday morning for the coast to spend a month visiting the Pacific cities and other points of interest. Mr Mudd plans to join after a couple of months, and Mr Osterhout may travel as well. Mrs Budd and Mrs Budd left their children with the McGinnis family at Midway.
Didn't Get Meat Gus Helbig and Harry Clark returned from a two week hunting trip on Gray's river disappointed to have no game but enjoyed the experience. Despite half of hunters returning with meat, open territory limits push many into small areas, keeping game under pressure.
Harry Marquis brother of Dr J Marquis left Kemmerer Wednesday by car with the Doctor and Miss Jessie Hamilton to Evanston where he took a train to Salt Lake City and then New York via the Denver Rio Grande to study voice at the Camaroooche Musical School in New York for his second year. He will return to Kemmerer for the summer vacation next year and is said to be held in Wyoming’s grip as he enjoys his stay.
Rob ert K. Rose received a Chicago wire Monday morning announcing the birth of a son weighing eight and one half pounds to Mrs Rose. Both mother and baby are doing well. Mrs Rose is with her sister Mrs A D Mack in Evanston and they plan to stay there for about a month before returning home.
In a special session Mayor J R Margula with Hibbs and Bell present discussed bids for triangle street lighting and changed wire type. Adjourned to Oct 30 to allow bidders to revise bids.
The Kemmerer band boys now meet twice weekly for practice and work hard on new music. They have recently received up-to-date hand mise and hope to give a public concert during the winter. Their aim is to attract nearby towns with a lively performance and fresh material.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a cold remedy promotion with garbled branding and unclear claims. Mentions a product named Ghemberiath and a supposed remedy available in a York Sun publication with references to the Camera. No verifiable facts or coherent claims present.
Roy Daniel and Jerry Hale ran away from home last week taking five ranch horses and two saddle horses. Parents notified the deputy sheriff, who began a search. The boys were last known at the Steve Daniels ranch where Hale was employed. they fled during the night and no sightings have been reported.
Clerk Carl Cook, after a month spent in the valley and Grays River country hunting, returned to his Kemmerer home on Monday. He will resume duties once his term of office expires.
About 100 head of extra good grade Hereford stock cattle offered for sale. Also seeking to buy about 500 good cattle. Contact W. A. Carter, Ft. Briger, Wyoming. Phone No. 19. Call or write anytime with information or inquiries.
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