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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
10
Cardinal Gibbons declares the United War Work Campaign is an American effort none may refuse. He stresses national unity in supporting morale for troops and predicts a generous, triumphant response from great American social organizations and the public.
State of Wyoming Lincoln County is plaintiff in the Lincoln County District Court. Kemmerer Coal Company and partners as I H Rolapp and Company are named defendants. Plaintiffs seek to recover property described as Lot 6 7 8 9 in Block 1 Town of Kemmerer with damages. Defendants are required to answer by October 26.
William C Johnson sues Nellie Johnson in Lincoln District Court for a divorce. The petition seeks dissolution of marriage and requires Nellie Johnson to answer by December 21, 1918. Dated Kemmerer Wyoming October 3 1918. Willkis Johnson plaintiff attorney B C F Melvin. First published October 30 1918. last publication December 4 1915.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming October 3 1918 Notice is hereby given that George Haddenham of Kemmerer Wyoming who on October 26 1917 made Desert Land Entry Serial No 4898 for lots 2 and 4 and the E 1 2 of Section 26 Township 22 North Range 114 West Sixth Principal Meridian has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim to the land above described before Ivan J Jones United States Commissioner at Kemmerer Wyoming on the 15th day of November 1918 Claimant names as witnesses David C Haddenham James Long Louis Bartlett Henry Haddenham all of Kemmerer Wyoming ALEX NISHET Rex
Matt Allo of Diamondville Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final proof for Desert Land Entry Serial No 04178 on bee mountain Bee? early 1918. The hearing before United States Commissioner Ivan Jono at Kemnerar Wyoming is set for October 1918 with witnesses William? Aloo Joe Vivenes Felix Gallard Jobe Deltrane all of Diamondville.
Commander Evangeline Booth announces 800 additional war work women needed for France. Col. William A Barker reports progress in establishing huts and war relief with American troops. Booth stresses need for war relief across seven organizations during the United War Work Campaign and notes 1,210 trained workers in 42 huts and dugouts aiding humanity and Liberty.
Ten young officers from the University of Detroit Army Training Corps seek a furnished house and a nonservant housekeeper. The War Camp Community Service promises cures for homesickness with personalized outreach, from lodge cards to Methodist church notices, revealing how camps tracked each man through town and home towns.
Before the election Wyoming was seen as trending dry but few predicted a two to one margin. The dry amendment drew more than twice as many ballots than the wet side, with mining camps voting dry andKinlority Woe at up to three to one. Washakie County delivered the largest majority for the amendment.
A fragment notes that an idle dollar is a weapon against government, while pointing to war savings stamps and patriotism. It frames money invested as supporting the war effort and discouraging treasonous activity.
A wartime spoof lampoons Kaiser Wilhelm with rhymes praising misfortune and defeat. The verses reference the Hindenburg line and the Rhine while urging aid to France, ending with a quip about banking on spare change to fund relief.
Everett Smith, Deputy Sheriff at Big Piney since last year, died Tuesday at 11 30 AM after a two week bout with pneumonia. He continued to work several days despite severe illness, driving the Big Piney mail car before finally succumbing to illness. He had served in the mail service prior to his deputy tenure and remained active until shortly before his death.
Catholic boys and girls across United States join the Victory Boys and Victory Girls Earn and Give campaign to support soldiers abroad. The plan, organized by the National Catholic War Council, calls for one sponsor per parish to raise at least two dollars for welfare work through Y M C A, W G A, and allied groups during November 11 to 18.
A. L. A. distributes 13 900 books daily to 4 000 enlisted men at Woodley Beat Camp Southern England. Camp sizes vary 8 000 to 9 000, prompting support from M C A W G A National Catholic War Council K of C War Camp Community Service Jewish Welfare Board and Salvation Army to provide 100 000 sheets of letter stationery. Mundreda banks supply books, American Library Association funds printouts, and MLOA supports, while most books go to a girls class. Thirty American newspapers arrive daily, with 150 mousines in the Gully and 400 athletic equipment pieces issued.
Early Tuesday morning the patient’s lungs grew congested and he died a few hours later from pneumonia. The body was brought to Opal and shipped to Colorado Springs for interment. The note also mentions a $6,000,000 credit extension to Belgium and cites total U.S. advances to Belgium at $40,020,000 amid war efforts.
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