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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1913
Page
16
The Kemmerer Camera sample includes advertising rates and a broad mix of notes on prosperity, harvests, and livestock prices. It quotes opinions about eye color in crime, tariff impacts on living costs, and a critique of Republican reorganization as discussed in Pearson's Weekly and the Saturday Evening Post.
Fragmentary OCR reading reports a November marriage in Pocatello involving Masayasu Inoue and Margaret Maletn. The text is garbled but indicates a wedding with an interpreter and a bride groom pair, though many names and details are unreadable.
The Ladies of St Margaret's Guild will hold a bazaar on the afternoon of December 6. They will offer fancy work and household wares for sale at the event amid homely curiosities and crafts.
A Department of Labor report compares August 15, 1919, with the present year showing food cost increases such as potatoes up 20 percent and eggs up 18 percent while wage scales rose only about 21 percent in 23 years. Additional notes mix in mining, philosophy and politics with reflections on tariffs, currency, and public figures.
Demand continues to show improvement with large transactions likely after buyer seller negotiations. Sales in fair sized lots are numerous and above average in volume. Manufacturers seek larger operation while holders resist making concessions on desirable lines. Unsold domestic stock is believed smaller than any previous year at this date. Clipping estimates and earlier figures are considered lower than reality.
A suspect, Joe Herrera, located with the loot near haystacks on Fred Ratt, recovered jewelry stolen from Coleville Mercantiles by thieves last week. Thieves wrapped items in towels and a handkerchief, with two revolvers missing from the haul.
John Wadd of Highney plans to attend a meeting in Colveville next week. He travels from Opal and is linked to the Mare Grower's Association and Hinerattic foundation. Attendance is expected to be a sizable showing with several people anticipated.
Worland business leader Hon W B Sleeper visits Kemmerer to discuss land issues and state growth. He notes Worland’s rise in a rich agricultural district and reports a State Industrial school site approved with 174000 in funds for buildings on 1100 acres. A separate item covers a grain of meat tagging debate near Alta and Jackson.
Sublet notes show Chas Loyd left for a week in Denver for visit and work. Jono Groutage returns to his old job on the tipple after a week on the wick list. Alt Huxford moved his family to No 6 and started as gas watchman. Phil Twichel, a LaBarge rancher, was a business visitor last Wednesday. Mrs P F Patty’s children visited Kemmerer to see talking movies. Families of Rosa Allrel and W I Thomas arrived and plan to settle this winter with jobs. Allred from southern Utah and Thomas from Idaho join local employment.
Conroy Local Matthew Morrow of United Mine Workers has been in the Conroy camp of United States Coal Co this week on wage scale matters. About 50 men work there and the union has been organized for six months. a new halt is completed and the scale aims to harmonize with district mines.
Wyoming district notices list Lincoln County officials meeting monthly in Kemmerer to transact county business and bill transfers. Also published: Kilas Koury of Cumberland declared bankrupt November 1, 1913. creditors to meet November 14, 1913, in Kemmerer to prove claims and examine the bankrupt.
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