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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1914
Page
11
Owing to the page going to press yesterday no election updates appear here. Readers will find any available results or notes on an inside page once published.
H E Parmenter of the American Express Company reports a Salt Lake City message offering free shipping of Christmas gifts to European children stricken by war. Packages must be labeled Christmas gifts for the children of Europe and billed to Brooklyn New York aboard government steamers leaving November 10. The Kemmerer line carried a full car of packages to Train No. 10 last Thursday, reflecting widespread local support for the effort.
A broken rail on the O. L. near Donovan siding between Opal and Granger threatened a serious wreck last Thursday night when Nos. 5 and 9 passed over it. The rail split in two places and was found out of place after the fast mail passed at about 45 mph. Rail marked as from Illinois Steel Company showed hollow spots, blamed on old rails and welding during heating.
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons plan the twenty seventh reunion in Cheyenne Wyoming. The event on December 7 and 9 will gather Masons from across the state to confer the thirty second degree with candidates from Kemmerer. A.D. Hoskins serves on the reception committee as organizers promise a big time.
Maggie F Nicholson county superintendent of the schools returns from Jackson Hole with mixed weather delaying travel. She notes the trip proved beneficial though conditions were harsh and affected plans for visits to the valley.
Oregon Short Line shifts dispatching from Kemmerer to Pocatello by telephones replacing telegraph. Twenty four dispatchers operate from Nampa Salt Lake City and Pocatello with Kemmerer staff reassigned. Chief Dispatcher L. E. Halbert, J. B. Doles, E. A. Reedy, and R. F. Ashley named. Halbert resigns from Kemmerer council.
Lincoln County Wool Growers association meeting set for Kemmerer on Friday and Saturday November 27 and 28. A grand ball and banquet planned for Friday night as delegates from southwestern Wyoming flock districts attend seminars with Forest Service representatives and other speakers. The event alternates yearly between Kemmerer and Cokeville with past area successes recalled.
Smith la vasy lays out a desert landing project at Cigar Creek near the Utah Nee area. He holds the claw pil for a reservoir with ditches feeding land. Winter work includes a house and barns with fencing planned for spring. Land in Township 20 Range 1 over the divide northwest of Cumberland. A hay meadow is expected next year due to ample water.
Stanley Brammer and Jim Wilkes returned from a big game hunt with no game found yet they claim a big time. They camped at the Bobby sawmill near Dell creek in the Wall area with Dr. McDill, brother-in-law of Mr. Kramuer, joining from Big Winey.
Over the past week Wun iMk workers have been fitting heat pipes and comments into the old Hamil tow Uy to be heated with steam for winter. The steam comes from the large boiler in the basement of the Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Company to prevent freezing weather for autos.
A Kemmerer report highlights the Wyoming School Journal praise for J E Boreh and staff. District No. 1 covers Kemmerer Frontier Susie Sublet Number Six Mine Conroy and Ethel with nearly 30 teachers and 600 pupils in Kemmerer and Frontier. The system adopts six and six arrangements with new high school, music supervisor, kindergarten domestic science art and commercial courses. The Shaw Walker record system is used in all schools. The operation includes one hour periods and supervised study with defined start times and a rare history of unanimous approval for new buildings and board elections.
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