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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
9
Mrs Turner of Frontier is reported improving after traveling to Pocatello for treatment under Dr Hansen, the neuropathic specialist. She is walking with difficulty but hopes to return soon in full health.
Eugene Noble, a prominent rancher near Big Piney, went to Miners' Hospital last week for indigestion. He traveled to Kemmerer seeking relief and is improving, reporting the upper country in good shape. The roundup is underway with stock in better condition than in years.
Kemmerer lodge No 81 expresses gratitude to Kemmerer citizens for favors during the Grand Lodge meeting. Thanks go to host homes and to W. W. Bramer of the local station for courtesies to visitors and assistance with ticketing issues caused by Western Pacific agents.
Mrs. Enos who had been confined at the local hospital for a couple of weeks as the result of a serious auto accident is improving rapidly. She is able to be around again with crutches and may soon be herself. This will be welcome news to friends in Kemmerer and the Green River Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Enos have left for home.
Report shows about 600000 Americans earning over $2000 yearly will pay the income tax. Total annual revenue from these filers exceeds 100 million dollars with 541403 taxable under the new law. Pennsylvania leads districts with many incomes above 100000 alongside New York. Colorado and Wyoming show significant high earners.
Ramadan observances in Constantinople mark the holy period with the Sultan viewing relics of the Prophet Mohammed including the Sacred Mantle, beard and a lime footprint. Separate notices announce St Patricks church dedication in Sublet and Kemmerer services, with multiple Masses and sermons listed for Kemmerer and Diamondville.
President Joseph F. Smith and other church leaders attended a monument unveiling honoring Mabonel Young, Brigham Young’s grandson. Smith spoke of sacred ties and Salt Lake’s enduring guard. A 1844 grasshopper plague once threatened pioneer crops, but the unveiling proceeded as some who saved crops attended.
Christy shows at the New Kemmerer Theatre featured A. D. Christy billed as the laughing fool, praised for contortion and humor. Raymond Steffenshons delivered piano numbers, plus novelty bottle and harp acts. Tom and Lena Christy were well received performers drawing applause and audiences.
Summer work in School District No. 2 revamped Opal Glencoe Oakley and Diamondville sites. A new frame one room schoolhouse at Opal with modern desks cyclopedias water cooler stove and books. Glencoe added a third room after remodeling and Kalso mined boards. Oakley interior painted and lists teachers Listrom in third year. Diamondville six rooms consolidated with new entries and desks. Teachers Misses Syed don Seddon Sneddon Swanson Koptam plan strong program. Rev Dumm of Cheyenne shared a talk with students and Hurgoon completed monthly visits. Board urged parent teacher visits during regular sessions. Attendance report for month ending Sept 8 1913.
An inventor proposes mobile axis turning small houses for invalids to aid access in county districts. The concept envisions compact dwellings that rotate to adjust orientation, aiming to improve shelter adaptability and mobility across communities. The plan remains in early concept stages with no official endorsements yet.
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