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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1916
Page
14
Ranchers and professional trappers report strong coyote activity as winter sets in. County bounty leads and several notable collects push earnings. Henry Stager of Hamfork netted a tidy profit from a Friday haul.
An elderly man notes that as people grow old they require lighter meals and may struggle with digestion. He recommends stomach and bowel support from a natural remedy that strengthens the system and aids sleep without habit forming.
U S Department of Agriculture scientists trace the cause of the sheep sickness to the poisonous plant sneezeweed Dugaldia hoopesti found from Wyoming to California. The plant grows 2 to 3 feet tall with yellow-orange flowers and is common on range lands. Studies continue to determine treatment and guidance for owners.
The Camera awards a $5 prize for the solve of a word puzzle from initials of Democratic candidates. Winners are Mrs. W. H. Lambermont and Miss Melva Louise Hancey, both Kemmerer, Wyoming, each receiving $2.50. The judges chose merit as the best fitting word among many submissions.
A clipping from the Western Labor Journal details what appears to be the first alien school in Wyoming, started September 21 1916 at the Inton Pacific Coal Company camp in Superior. Fifty-one enrolments grew to about one hundred from many nationalities. The three grade, two hour per night program runs for one hundred nights. tuition is three dollars with refunds for attendance, and aims to teach English and citizenship rather than profit.
Jim Harmon arrived Sunday with freight for J. D. Mocks and began return to Tig Piney on Wednesday He believes many valley residents need wells drilled and may arrange Henry Beechler to bring his machine from Cora to Jacksons Hole The 7000 pound rig can drill to 1000 feet The work in Jacksons Hole and nearby is expected to grow with new contracts pending
Mrs. BF Clower wife of Rev Clower has been very ill for days nightly meetings at the Methodist Church were discontinued last Sunday Rev Bennington of Rawlins has had charge of the meetings which were very successful with 27 additions to the church during the meetings
Returns to Kemmerer from Montana where John Stoner of Cokeville has purchased large sheep interests. He arranged to buy 1500 tons of hay to feed 6000 sheep for the winter, reflecting his faith in the western sheep business.
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