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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1914
Page
2
Mrs. Gove of Kemmerer Wyoming advertises years of experience in the sick room and offers guaranteed care where services are needed. The notice seeks clients in need of attentive home care and medical assistance.
The Wyoming Student, the University of Wyoming student paper, will soon appear 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 Wyoming named assistant editor. The note highlights a youth from the Green River Valley rising to a significant role and expresses pride in his recognition.
Mrs Maude Shackelford Bundy, longtime Porter County educator and writer, left Valparaiso for Wyoming to lead a ranch high school. She introduced modern teaching methods, wrote sketches praised by critics, and aided many through home missionary work. She plans a Valparaiso mission to uplift the community.
Field guide style piece warns against a sneaky fly invading homes during summer. It describes a fly’s movements from door entry to dinner table, noting how patience and tactics keep it at bay. The text oddities hint at practical advice and humorous exaggeration.
Mrs Phoebe C Taber wife of G Major Taber of Los Angeles turns eighty and still works daily. She credits eye gymnastics taught by her first teacher for preserving sight and avoiding glasses while painting. Her studio holds hundreds of works including portraits figures landscapes and California fruits and flowers. She showed seven paintings at the Chicago world fair and exhibited in Paris in 1891 and 1892.
Bernard Lunenfeld and John M. Ralgo faced Justices O Keefe Foraker and Zella in Jamaica N Y as Lunenfeld was acquitted of stealing a dental plate. A Rich mond Hill man had a plate marked C O 1 seized by Craigo after a dispute over payment. The unnamed patient, who had lived on soup, grabbed the plate and wore the teeth home. Lunenfeld plans $10 000 damages suit. patient vows no more dental drama.
A Philadelphia mother cat that kept her kittens has a rival, cat No 2 named Jena, who drowned her neighbour’s kittens nearby. The intruder attacked the quiet mother three times as the resident cat defended her brood. The rival even climbed a roof using an skylight to reach the kittens during the night.
The Oil, cheap and effective for killing vegetation, should be applied 100 to 160 gallons per acre. For small areas a kerosene spray may be used, though costly, with light applications preferred to protect roots and tops. Spraying outfits resist kerosene, but small plots like a tennis court suit the method.
Judge Frank Carter told the grand jury that the telephone fuels immorality and raises living costs by at least 30 percent. He warned that youths speak freely by phone and that people order from merchants thoughtlessly, increasing their bills.
Consolidation in Beho da Hawkins County at Teno yields a 94 500 structure with land along a pike road. Two old schools become residences for the principal. Land donated to operate as a demonstration school farm. Principal contracted for twelve months annually.
The text describes Hungary as fully subject to Austria for about sixty two years. It mentions Archduke Albrecht as civil and military governor and marks the rise of Austrian domination after the near emperor’s 1883 visit to Hungary. It notes central control from Vienna and a 104 province structure under Austrian governance.
H Wenholder, an Evanston florist, toured Kemmerer giving away roses to women patrons at the Merry Minstrel Maids show. He has served southwestern Wyoming for a little over a year, delivering over 2 000 orders with only two complaints. Orders are placed through City Drug Store J F Firepatrick and the Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co.
Socialist candidate for Wyoming Supreme Court Judge MacDougall spoke at the Lyceum Theatre last Thursday amid a small crowd. The discussion was well received and described as one of the best socialist talks in a long time. He also spoke Friday night at Cumberland.
Notice seeks current address for George Houston formerly of Diamondville Rock Springs Reliance and Montana He enjoys company and is a good singer Send information to John Fraser recording secretary S 1 A 818 Box 225 Cumberland Wyoming
The Interior Department Land Office in Evanston Wyoming announces that the State of Wyoming filed an application to select land under the 1881 and 1907 acts. The parcel covers 40 acres in described township range and meridian with mineral concerns noted. protests must be filed by December 10, 1914 with Alex Nisbet, Register.
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