Thanksgiving Proclamation and Local Advertisements in 1910s Paper
A Wednesdey issue under The Kemmerer Camera editor notes Thanksgiving proclamation setting aside Thursday November 30 as a day of thanks. It also markets calendars and calendar souvenirs for January first. An analysis contrasts Russian wool and shoe labor with American industry and wage norms under Republican protectionists. Uncle Billy Sutton visits town with cattle prices: beef steers at $30 and cows at $37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sutton
Salt Lake
Miss Mary Bury A Wyoming Teacher At Kemmerer School
Miss Mary Bury who heads the seventh and eighth grades at Kemmerer school is a Wyoming girl educated within the state. After Douglas High School she finished prep work at H C J convent in Cheyenne and graduated from State Normal at Laramie last June. A successful educator, she exemplifies Wyoming teachers’ prowess. The recent Literary Society program included Olive Ruth Bon in a story Ethel Hans recitation Beasie Lehmer song, and a chorus. A debate argued the railroad aided progress more than steamship. Judges included Mrs Payne and Mr Jones. Next Friday two o’clock a second program will be held. Stella Rathbun was absent much of the week. William and Paul Pratt left for Kansas for the winter. The Literary Society has yet to settle names for their organizations. The Righthoules adopted lavender and nile green. officers named President Laurlene Brown vice president Ethel McKay secretary Myron Alabaster. A dance by the High Heel group will be held Tuesday, November 1, with fifty cents admission to defray expenses. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bury
Kemmerer School
Wyoming
Douglas High School
H.C. J
Cheyenne
State Normal
Laramie
Bury
Frican Palmer
Olive Ruthbon
Ethel Hans
Beasie Lehmer
Proton
Deknow
Stella Rathbun
William
Paul Pratt
Mise Deytret
Kanaw
Laurlene Brown
Ethel McKay
Myron
Drinking Water Reports From Kem Liver and Frontier
Fragmentary note reports drinking water issues at Kem and Frontier with unclear details. The readable portion indicates concerns about water safety or supply but lacks concrete dates, agencies, or actions. Further text needed for precise summary.
Death in Oakley as Typhoid Claims Wm Stacey
Wm Stacey of Oakley died Saturday after a typhoid illness leaving a wife and seven children, youngest six weeks old. Funeral Monday with Diamondville burial. Community sympathy main response. Elliot minor raised $200 for the widow.
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Stacey
Oakley
Diamondville
Sracey
Elliot
Smith of Big Piney Visits Kemmerer in Winter Work
Amos W. Smith of Big Piney spent Sunday night in Kemmerer after coming from Opal via Pierre-Ar row aute to oversee 19 head of cattle valued at about 40 000 dollars. He was accompanied by Al Osterhout and John Angus who stayed at Hotel Utah as guests. Angus was his quarters during the trip.
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Amos W. Smith
Big Piney
Kemmerer
Opal
Pierre-Arrow Aute
al Osterhout
John Angus
Utah
Elkol hosts large Japanese Emperor birthday celebration
The Elkol event honoring the Japanese Emperor's birthday drew a large crowd last Saturday. A crowded school house hosted a bustling stable area for the exercises while the banquet hall overflowed with generous refreshments. The evening featured a lively dance and a fireworks display, with Japanese attendees from Oakley in attendance.
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Elkol
Oakley
Broken Toe Excuse Delivers Mixed Fortunes at Willow Creek
Tom Fox, depot keeper and mail guardian, claimed a broken toe after an accident last week and missed work on Friday. He returned the next day claiming full recovery, aligning with Willow Creek's Emperor's birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Fox
Tom
Jay
Willow Creak
Samed
Fish Day at Kemmerer Meat Market and Hallowe'en Dance Review
Thursday is Fish Day at Kemmerer Meat Market. The Kemmerer Bakery Walton & Volce reported a pleasant trip dipping a half car of piance and other instruments in the Green River valley. A Bachelor Girke Hallowe'en dance drew a good crowd with orange and black decorations, cider, doughnuts, apples, and music with encores.
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Kemmerer
Kemmerer Bakery
Walton & Volce
Green River Valley
Girke
Kemmerer Notes and Local Appointments Update
Ges Hellig and Thad Straight scout elk hunts at the head of We bet they bring back an elk. Frank Bynon joins Camera force and will learn licensing. E N Fuller, civil engineer of Rea er Wyoming, ready to survey land and perform survey work. Mr and Mrs C H Bowell rode from Tanchop Grown River area to ride the Odd Fellows goat. Crank W Dice and Frank of Pocatello visited Kemmerer. Ed Hatton takes subcontract to carry daily mail to Elliot starting next month. T F Eynon is contractor. George Whitney returned from Montana trip. will remain, film project. Suitcase with clothing and dental instruments found on road between Opal and Holden. reward offered by Dr W Cunnington. Halloween in Kemmerer noted as pleasant with youthful pranks. Lew Smith and others from Kom Gerer area visiting after cattle drive from Opal. Charley Hirdhee ordered to carry mail to Marbleton. deputy post master to be appointed. Frank Alexander of Halt Lake City to visit Kemmerer. option work standings to be checked.
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Ges Hellig
Thad
Lear
Frank Bynon
Odd Fellows
Good Rider
Crank W. Dice
Sm Frank
Pocatello
Brandon Bone
Little Frank
Kemmerer
Ed Hatton
Daily Mail
Elliot
T. F. Eynon
George Whitney
Montana
Opal
Holden
W. ©. Cunnington
Hallowe'en
Charley Hirdhee
Marbleton
Charley Badd
Big Piney Kraminer
Vronk J. Alexander
Alexander Optical Company
Halt Lake City
Japanese Cele brated at Susie
An unclear report describes a birthday event at Susie with a large gathering of about 40 people, a luncheon, a dance in a new hall, and a ceremonial procession. It mentions a family farewell and mentions individuals with uncertain spellings.
Frome IC Arrest Story Recap
Fragmentary text describes an arrest and a general sense of a lawful process. Names, places, and concrete details are unreadable, but the note implies a narrative about a man from Frome involved in an incident on a Friday evening. Further specifics are not legible.
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Watt Brandon
Conval General Snodgrass
Russia
Europe
Kemliver and
Frontier
Qua Vetlow
E. N. Fuller
Reaer
Wyo
C. H. Bowell
Tanchop Grown
Slate Creek
Lew Smith
James Jenson
Fred Bailey
Build Apperson
Kuma Daniels
Dayton Rodd
Happy Guach
Fraa Opal
Ted
Herve
Femrman Rabe Miler
Komumerer
Dor Girls
the Lyceum
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