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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1915
Page
11
The brewery owners secured a rate reduction after reports filed with the New York workmen's compensation bureau showing falling brewery accidents. Insurance officials note light beer drinking does not raise factory hazard and accidents remain largely due to other causes.
The Oregon Short Line will cut grades on the Hesitation division to reduce use of helper engines. Helpers are used at three points between Pocatello and Huntington. About 425 000 will fund double tracking of the Utah Montana Division from Ogden to McCammon Idaho.
The government launches a tick campaign led by Carl Vrooman assistant secretary of agriculture USA Ticks drain blood from cattle and horses cutting milk production and hay yields while forcing higher costs on southern farmers as bankers retreat from lending to livestock efforts Experts warn the tick menace could cost millions annually in losses and diversion of funds toward control measures.
Notice announces dissolution of a prior agreement dated June 16 1917 with John Peternal as sole owner and Tony Snyder involved. The undersigned seeks all claims arising since that date and mentions Thomas Vasey Geneva MD seeking remedies for pains and discomfort after a visit to Chamberlain tablets. The notice seeks infomration and claims from interested parties.
Property in Wyoming near Gale offers close water rights and well access. Listed features include farmable land, pricing details, and terms for potential buyers. Further information available upon inquiry.
Two brothers from a small country town grew into opposite paths yet shared one drive to work. The elder charmed peers while the younger led a vast manufacturing firm. The piece urges young men to work hard, seek employer approval, and seize opportunities, for the future hinges on personal resolve.
Mr and Mrs M Ogiwara recently returned from a home in Matsumoto and visit Susie where Oni ra is foreman of the penne boys and manager of the Japanese Trading Company They found hotel rates similar to this country rail fares about one half cent per mile factories are busy making munitions for Russia European war sentiment split on sending an army workers expect Germany to lose in time Kommerer Inn Wednesday trip accompanied by M Shibata who has run his work in his absence
Maurice Thomas has sold his Muddy Valley ranch to LaBarge Livestock Co and plans to move to Ogden with his family once affairs are settled. A respected Green River valley rancher, his departure is noted with regret as he helped develop the area. Thomas has turned in his Carter car and now drives a new Haines. Cattle shippers mentioned include McGinnis Land & Cattle Co with 3 cars, and McGinnis and Warner with 1 car, plus others sending nine cars to Wood-Oswald Co. at South Omaha.
A 2015 transaction record from Konmerat Strings Bank & Trust Co notes resource loans and discounts totaling 157 578 89 with overdrafts secured and unsecured. The document lists county city and school warrants and banking house furniture and fixtures and mentions trust Pride and court es. The seal of Wyoming Lincoln County appears.
The Crossing west of Sage Inn where Pete Olson’s sheep were fatally struck is blamed on poor visibility and lax engineer vigilance. A fast mail train reportedly failed to see livestock. calls grow to relocate the crossing or enforce stricter rules. The piece notes other excessive crossings between Kemmerer and Fossil and urges road improvements to prevent future accidents.
Mrs Fred Snyder of Fossil announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Nancy Irene Peckinpaugh to Edward Vincent. The ceremony occurred at the Fossil hotel Tuesday evening of last week in the presence of friends and relatives. The bride attended Kemmerer High School and is well known locally. The groom works with Gus Linden in the sheep trade and is widely known. A wedding supper followed and the couple left for Salt Lake to begin their future home.
The notice promotes the New York World Thrice A Week edition at a low price with claims of timely war coverage and political reporting. It offers a combined one year subscription with The Kemmerer Camera for $2.00 in advance, compared to a regular total of $3.04.
The U and Mime Meneue car toured Proutier and Sublet during the week and moved to Diamondville Saturday for a week’s stay. A visit to Oakley on December 4 drew many people and supporters believe the display will aid miners in the district seeking better value for hides pelts and fur.
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