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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1915
Page
14
The Denver livestock show projects its return as the nation’s premier event, with breeders from across the country converging as foot and mouth contagion fades. Plans include expanded facilities and new buildings to handle a record exhibit load, while quarantines near Minnesota ease and safety is emphasized.
President H. W. Firestone asserts the slogan Quality First underpins Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. expansion in Akron Ohio. He credits pride in quality with vast production and rising demand as the world’s largest tire concern grows to meet motorist needs.
Miss Leckie of the Leckie ranch marries John Roberts in Salt Lake City last Tuesday morning. She has long managed Leckie interests in the northern mountains and Roberts, from a Kansas family, previously led Leck sheep outfits and now holds an interest in the business. Their honeymoon includes a Panama Exposition trip before they reside in Rock Springs.
About 20000 sheep and 500 cattle to be fed on sugar factory pulp in Sheridan Wyoming. Horatio Burns and Frank Murray arranged to take all beet pulp, with feeding to start soon. Pens built near the alley junction to hold the pulp.
A claim from Geneva New York quoted Mrs Themee Casey asserts long running indigestion in her husband improved after using Chamberlain’s Tablets. The fragment mentions the product and location but lacks complete context or verification.
Summons to Mollie Thomas with unknown current residence, last in Rawlins Wyoming. District court in Lincoln County Wyoming, petition seeks absolute divorce and respondent required to answer by December 15, 1910. Attorney for plaintiff Ivan B. Jones.
Jona T. McCutcheon reports from Dunkirk where watchers along the German line hear distant shell blasts. A gentleman explains the evacuation signal system and the rapid shell flight, which gives Dunkirk residents about thirty seconds to seek shelter before shells arrive.
P Criswell with the Butch Robinson flocks on the Star Valley rim visited Kemmerer last week as the herds moved toward the Red Desert near Farson for winter range. He noted that six inches of fresh snow would greatly aid the sheep interests by preserving feed at watering places and allowing pasture farther away to be grazed.
Chandler John Budd, a prominent Marbleton rancher, visited Kemmerer last week with Platt Wilson. He bought a Chandler car from the Lincoln County Garage to drive home, noting the vehicle’s strong Wyoming tests and safety.
A warning notes that repeated colds weaken the system and raise risk of chronic catarrh pneumonia or consumption. It endorses Wilberstan or Gilbertine’s Cough Remedy as a trusted cure, costing a quarter and available everywhere.
Hon George L Young travel ing auditor for United Mine Workers District of Wyoming died last Thursday in Rock Springs after his father Gi Sr aged 74 died of heart failure. A pioneer miner, Young was known across southwestern Wyoming and Kemmerer Coal mines. The Camera notes his longtime service to miners and communities.
The Ford company reports more than one million cars sold from June 15 1903 to Oct 1. Henry Ford shows a cash balance of 42788161 with a surplus of 69136770 in the latest annual statement. A large reserve is set aside for profits paid to purchasers. An army of 30000 is employed by Ford interests.
City Drug Store reports heavy Adlerika sales in Kemmerer. One spoonful relieves constipation and upset stomach, with gas passing within a minute. Claimed safe to use and non gripping, even cited as helpful in appendicitis in some cases.
A vintage ad copy promotes Good-Night Corns and Good-Boy Gets-It with nationwide dealer availability and bold product branding aimed at households shopping for corn products and kitchen fixtures.
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