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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1914
Page
12
Mrs. Gove of Kemmerer Wyoming asserts she has years of experience in the sick room and will guarantee care where services are needed. The notice seeks clients or employers for in home medical assistance and nursing aid.
The Wyoming Student, the University of Wyoming student paper, will soon debut in its third year edited and published by students who elect their editor and business managers. Miss Eda Laughlin of Cheyenne was chosen editor, with Morgan Spicer of Houlder, Wyo. named assistant editor. The piece notes pride in a Green River Valley lad attaining a key post and recounts acquaintance with Morgan Spicer since childhood.
Mrs. Maude Shackelford Bundy, longtime Porter county educator and Valparaiso leader, departed for Wyoming to take charge of a ranch high school. Renowned for teaching methods and community service, she also writes sketches and aids home missions. Her absence from Valparaiso may impact local education and civic plans.
The piece warns about a troublesome fly nicknamed the elusive pest. It describes the fly’s sneaky entry through a screen door, its movements around a dinner table, and the idea that only a tacked sheet of paper traps it. It suggests buying flies by the box from New York or from druggists to handle the problem.
Mrs Phoebe C Taber wife of G Major Taber of Los Angeles is likely the oldest active artist in California. She recently celebrated her eightieth birthday at a family reunion at cousin Charles W Tabers home and continues to produce as much work as years ago. She credits eye gymnastics taught by her first teacher for her clear sight used in painting. Her studio houses hundreds of works including portraits figures landscapes and California fruit and flower scenes. She exhibited seven paintings at the Chicago World’s Fair and showed in Paris in 1891 and 1892.
In Jamaica N Y Bernard Lunenfeld and John M ralgo dentists quarreled before Justices O Keefe Foraker and Zella over ownership of a set of teeth labeled Exhibit A The acquitted Lunenfeld had refused to pay charges and Craigo had him arrested A unnamed Jamaican citizen seized the plate after the case and wore the teeth declaring a $10000 damages claim by Lunenfeld ensues The patient laughs off the dentists and vows the teeth stay with him.
A Philadelphia cat kept her kittens while a neighboring queen, Jena, lost hers. The intruder tried thrice to seize a kitten, but mother No. 1 defended them, prompting a roof escape by No. 2. The attic night noise ended with No. 2’s instinctive search for her kittens.
The article explains using cheap fuels to eradicate vegetation. Kerosene can work on small plots like tennis courts, though costly, and petroleum products are effective on grain and marrow-leaved plants. Light multiple applications are favored over a single heavy spray.
Judge Frank Carter told the grand jury that the telephone is immoral and a major cause of immorality. He said it raises living costs by at least 30 percent and makes youths say things over the phone they would not say in person. The device also prompts thoughtless shopping and higher bills.
The county received a new building and 94 500 structure with land on a pike road. Two old schools were converted into residences for the principal. Land was donated to be used as a demonstration school farm with the principal held for twelve months of the year.
The text notes Hungary remained under Austrian control for about six decades. It cites Archduke Albrecht as civil and military governor in Feath to and claims real Austrian domination began after an imperial visit to Hungary in 1883, with the country then reorganized under Austrian central governance from Vienna.
H Wenholder, Evanston florist, visited Kemmerer and gave away roses to theater patrons at the Merry Minstrel Maids. He recently traveled from Hock Springs and aims to secure flowers for any occasion, noting 2000 orders in southwestern Wyoming since moving to Evanston a year ago. Local agents for Kemmerer orders include The City Drug Store J F Firepatrick and the Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co.
Socialist candidate for Wyoming Supreme Court Judge, MacDougall of Cheyenne, spoke at the Lyceum theatre last Thursday evening. A small crowd attended but the discussion was well received and regarded as one of the best Socialist talks in a long time. He also spoke Friday night at Cumberland.
Anyone knowing the present address of George Houston please notify the undersigned. He formerly worked in Diamondville Rock Springs Reliance and various parts of Montana. He enjoys company and is a good singer. Address information to John Fraser recording secretary S 1 A 818 Box 225 Cumberland Wyo.
Notice from the United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated October 27 1914 states the State of Wyoming has filed to select 40 acres of land described as rereity Selection Linteee in section township range 18 west of the sixth principal meridian. Protests or affidavits of protest must be filed in this office by December 10 1914. Alex Nisbet Register.
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