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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1913
Page
6
Reports from Lincoln county show good cheer in farming and livestock markets with rich harvests and strong prices. A Buffalo Bulletin piece cites eye color myths while a broader tariff debate questions anti competitive laws and Republican party reorganization discussions echo in Pearson's Weekly and the Saturday Evening Post.
Fragmentary text shows a wedding notice mentioning Masayasu Inoue and Margaret Maletn with a groom and bride identified. Includes dates around a Friday in November and notes about an interpreter, with scattered references to Pocatello and attendants.
The Ladies of St Margaret's Guild will hold a bazaar on the afternoon of December 6. They will feature fancy work and other household wares for sale to help their charitable efforts.
A Department of Labor comparison of August 15 1919 with the same date this year notes price advances for food items: potatoes bacon ham eggs round steak pork chops and more. Over 23 years food costs rose 66.1 to 190 percent while wages rose 21 percent. It cites August 10 1912 as apex for living costs and comments on tariffs farming and politics with quotes from Huxley Marconi Plato and Bryan.
Demand continues to show improvement with large transactions possible if buyers and sellers agree. Sales in fair sized lots are numerous and above average, as manufacturers seek bigger operations while holders resist concessions. Unsold domestic stocks appear smaller than any prior year at this date. The wool clip is believed to be much smaller than earlier estimates.
A fragmentary report states loot tied to a Coleville Mercantile robbery was found in haystacks near Fred Ratt’s place. Jewelry recovered, two revolvers missing, thieves wrapped items in towels and a handkerchief. Authorities identify Joe Herrera as a white male involved. mood uncertain for suspect Pred, but some fear he may smile through trouble.
John Wadd from Opal travels to Highney for a town meeting to discuss local matters. He is expected to address community concerns and bring several hundred residents to Colveville next week for the gathering.
Worland visitor Hon. W B Sleeper urged northern Wyoming growth and Worland’s rise as a key agricultural town. State board announced three new buildings for a $125000 State Industrial School with $174000 total appropriation on 1100 acres. A Jackson debate over game law tag rules led to a meat not tagged dispute when T R Wilson refused tagging. Notices include local transport ad and a creditors notice for Willian Rufus Kin estate.
Chas Loyd left Saturday for a weeklong visit to Denver for business. Jono Groutage appears at his old job on the tipple after a week on the wick list. Alt Huxford moved his family to No 6 and became gas watchman. Phil Twichel, a LaBarge rancher, was a business visitor last Wednesday. Mrs P F Patty’s children visited Kemmerer Tuesday to see talking movies. Families of Rosa Allrel and W I Thomas arrived in Sublet last week and plan to stay the winter with Messie Allred and Thomas employed locally. Mrs Allred comes from southern Utah and Mrs Thomas from Idaho.
Matthew Morrow of the United Mine Workers visited the Conroy camp of United States Coal Co to discuss a new wage scale. About 50 men are employed, unionized for six months but paid daily. The scale aligns with district standards. The camp conditions are good and a new halt has been completed.
Notice of monthly county business in Kemmerer Lincoln County Wyoming hindering bills and county affairs to be presented to the County Clerk before meeting. In bankruptcy Kilas Koury Cumberland Lincoln County Wyoming adjudicated bankrupt November 1 1913 creditors meet November 14 1913 to prove claims and examine the bankrupt before trustee Ralph Sumit South Vine Avenue Kemmerer Wyoming at 4 oclock in the afternoon.
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