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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1917
Page
4
A compact index lists time frames and measurement terms including by the month and by the week for planning and scheduling, noting varying units such as inch as a standard measure.
In Kemmerer and Lincoln county a government call filled officer training camps with recruits. Now about half the men can be used. the rest go to the reserve list. The question asks what reserve officers should do until needed: return to civil life, go to France for further training, or extend training at the camp. The article argues extending training as just.
Judge John R. Arnold fines four bootleggers in Star Valley and suspends sentences during good behavior after cracking down on illicit liquor sales in Afton and surrounding areas. Defendants vow reform, while authorities anticipate ending bootlegging in the valley.
New figures indicate rising prosperity in Wyoming with a 66 percent increase over last year’s resources. The Kemmerer Savings Bank has just received a book presenting these data.
Margaret Penman was indicted by a federal grand jury for selling morphine after a recent arrest. Deputy Marshal Brennan transported her to Cheyenne earlier this week. Penman, living in Diamondville, faced discovery of a large drug supply at her home and was connected to hearings with Marshal Con Brady and Sheriff McMinn.
Dr Brown and his wife left Tuesday for a work visit to Lava Hot Springs and nearby areas where Mrs Brown’s relatives live.
Lincoln and Sweetwater county businessmen backed by bankers and ranchers organize an oil and refining firm. More than 190000 acres of oil land have been filed in Dry Piney Big Piney Fossil fields as plans include drilling in sections 11 6 12 township 21 29 north. Two 16 foot rigs are planned with a 100 barrel refinery to sell gasoline and by products in southwestern Wyoming and southeastern Idaho.
Eight year old Ruth Beckstead daughter of Mr and Mrs Beckstead acted as hostess last Thursday for a large group of her friends. The party celebrated her eighth birthday with games and a fine birthday feast prepared by Mrs Beckstead. The guests left wishing Ruth another birthday soon.
Vrank Hreoyntk spent last week installing a new heating plant at the city garage and claims it is the finest in town. He invites residents to visit his garage on a cold day to see the system firsthand.
An appeal by a federal food administrator urges readers to spread butter thin to ration supplies during wartime. The text riffs on domestic scenes, reference to Belgian and Serbian suffering, and notes visitors to Gage with mentions of Mrs Keen and Miss Nellie Keen.
Report from Kemmerer and Salt Lake City describes Cretaceous Oil company leasing to W. H. Child and New York associates with large bonus and royalties. Mentions Lackey Oil stock, Dry Piney and LaBarge anticline wells producing, and that eastern Wyoming progress mirrors Caspers' earlier boom. Salt Lake City seen as gateway to western Wyoming fields.
The Hotel Granger in Kemmerer Wyoming announces a grand opening dance and reception next Saturday night. 250 invitations were sent by owners Stinson and Hill, with guests expected from Kemmerer and nearby areas. Free music and refreshments will be provided, and the dining room floor is designed for dancing. The hotel offers thirty modern rooms with steam heat electricity and baths.
The Red Cross Working Knitters gathered at Mrs C D Stafford's home last Friday and discussed future Indies meetings at the town hall on Wednesday and Friday afternoons. Sowing will guide the hour and a box from this area will soon be sent to headquarters. The next knitting session will be at Mrs French's home tomorrow night with all ladies invited to bring knitting needles.
Young people of Diamondville host a dance at Fine Bell Hall on the evening of the 26th. Proceeds go to the Diamondville Red Cross branch. Red Cross ladies will serve lunch. Cabaret stunts are planned as part of the entertainment. many are invited to win prizes.
A well digging operation in Lincoln County ended with a worker struck by a sand-liner timber. The man, a well known local, was knocked unconscious and rescued by coworkers before being taken to a doctor for treatment.
Marquis' office details injuries including a broken tooth and other harm. The survivor claims the drifter caused the accident while the victim attempted to work.
Mrs. H R Christmas reports her son Frank at the University of Nebraska Lincoln passed the Airet term examinations in excellent shape after hard preparation and initial worry before exams.
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