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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1918
Page
10
For sale the complete fixtures used in the Kemmerer Steam Laundry in very good condition. Easy terms may be had by a responsible party. Price reasonable. Apply at the Kemmerer Union Laundry.
The following is a full copy of proposed Wyoming constitutional amendments from the Fourteenth State Legislature. Amendments One Two and Three would be submitted to electors at the November 5 1918 general election. Amendment One prohibits manufacture sale and keeping for sale of intoxicating liquors with limited medicinal and industrial allowances and regulatory framework. Amendment Two authorizes a special tax on stock inspections for indemnity. Amendment Three reorganizes District Court composition shifting one district judge seat and related court practices.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas M Holland of Sublot Wyoming filed intent to prove final claim to Desert Land Entry serial 95957 for NW SW4 and SWYSW of section 4 township 25 north range 115 west. Hearing before Ivan S Jones in Kemmerer Wyoming on October 25 1918. Witnesses: Herbert Beachler Fred J Bryson Michael Stevenson Albert Shinskie all of Sublot Wyoming.
Land Office at Evanston Wyoming September 15 1918 notices that Mary Aim of Diamondville Wyoming filed Desert Land Entry Serial 04178 for SE and NE 27 Township 21 North Range 1 West Sixth Principal Meridian aims to prove up final proof October 1 1918. Names witnesses Mary Ato Joe Vivena Felix Halford John Telitrano all of Diamondville.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming gives notice that George Haddenham of Kemmerer Wyoming intends to make final proof on his land entry No 41bh for lot 4 near section 24 township 114 north of the base line and meridian. Proof will be taken before United States Commissioner Ivan 8 Jones at Kemmerer on the 1th day of November. Witnesses named: David Haddenham James Long Louis Bartlett Henry Hayden of Kemmerer Wyoming and Alex Nishenson.
A Kansas widow travels eighteen miles and endures hardship to visit her son at Camp Funston. After being robbed and frightened, she is aided by a Young Women’s Christian Association War Work Council staffer. The story illustrates wartime relief efforts across the nation and the council’s rapid, systemic response to women’s needs during the war.
The American Red Cross orders a nationwide linen drive to ship bath towels sheets handkerchiefs and napkins to hospitals in France. Lincoln County chapters set quotas and specify item specs including unbleached muslin towels and cotton handkerchiefs, with new or near new condition required and delivery to Mrs. Flarry Trost.
A Red Cross dance held last Friday night at the Bentley School Home drew a large crowd. Donations totaled 92.50 with contributors including J. A. Waters six dollars and Johnie Moffat five dollars. Other donors were Martin Wardell five dollars Anson Hentley six dollars Dannie Ball five dollars M. R. Jewett ten dollars WP. Beamer one dollar Monty Price one hundred dollars Fred Shin one dollar and an unknown portion three dollars.
The Diamondville Red Cross Chapter held a dance at Aerie Finn Hall drawing a record turnout. Guests enjoyed coffee and sandwiches. proceeds supported the Red Cross. Corporal Thornberry Hoth praised the group’s community work as Mosher donated a crocheted centerpiece won by Dr. Tucker.
A Western town announces the establishment of a wheelbarrow factory by Naveuiter Int. The venture follows past revivals and moral campaigns and signals a shift toward manufacturing. The report notes the town’s prior investments and hopes for economic revival.
A wary public rejects brainstormers who push constitutional amendments or fanciful game ideas, favoring practical industry instead. The artiathan claims superior intelligence and morals, with no interest in pay, taxes, or petty city issues, urging a shift toward real industry as the path to community prosperity.
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