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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
16
Information from Afton cites only one new case recently in Star Valley, with Thomas H Wilde of Jutacon ill but improving while quarantine rules remain strict. Ranches in the valley show declines in workers and employees amid the health situation, including Cottonwood ranch under T D ONeil.
The third member of the Herford family to die from the Fiu was reported Sunday. Earlier two young women died, names not released, and the latest victim was about eighteen. The Herfords reside on the Harry Munn ranch in the upper Green River Valley, having moved there from Lyman.
Via Gone in Evanston reports the flu outbreak has run its course in Evanston with several hundred cases earlier. The detention hospital is now empty. Two new Flu cases were reported from Cumberland, affecting Bean family members. Mrs Bean died ten days ago. The Cumberland quarantine has been lifted and the Beans are under care.
Red Cross receives orders for 20 000 mourning brassards to be worn by relatives of service members lost in action. Original 5 000 allotment nearly used, chapters to stock brassards and stars for distribution. Brassards with one star priced at sixty five cents to chapters, individual stars forty to forty five cents. free to parents and widows, chargeable to other relatives.
In Kemmerer excitement ran high last Thursday after a supposed armistice report with Germany by Allied forces. Denied by Washington, the false news still sparked horns bells and cheers as residents celebrated and kept the town in an uproar through the night.
Kane Mfg Co seeks sales reps in Wyoming towns offering training and a weekly earnings range of 75 to 150 dollars. Open to men with varied backgrounds or no sales experience, plus exceptional women. Include age, experience, years in community, and references. Address confidentially in Seattle.
Mia M. P. Harwond of Auburn New York credits Chamberlain's Tablets with curing indigestion distress headaches and fatigue after meals. She reports taking two bottles improved her health.
Wyoming leaders Maurice Groshon and Charles Morgan will attend a War Industries Board conference in Washington November 11-12 with two representatives from each state. The notice urges unity and the WE standard in government language and notes AMA endorsement of measures to control the influenza epidemic.
Mrs. R. H. Embree left Evanston with her two small sons for Kentucky the old home of the Embree family where she will stay for some time. Mr. Embree remains at the Officers Training Camp.
A letter from Dr C Y Beard, secretary of the State Board, urges local health officers to maintain strict quarantine rules and not expect early school openings. It warns physicians to isolate new cases, stop public sales, and enforce bans on gatherings while distributing guidance on care of utensils and public health measures.
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