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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1916
Page
13
44000 acres of quality winter range in western Sweetwater county Wyoming along the Union Pacific railroad for easy feed. Blacks Fork River runs most of the property providing year round water. Prices low and terms easy. Inquire of The Weponset Land & Live Stock Co Evanston Wyoming.
Emil Hendrickson of Seattle a prominent International Mine Workers organizer works Kemmerer area for Finlander miners. He has authored books and is respected as a labor authority among Finlanders. The United Mine Workers use native leaders to explain union aims to members.
The Jackson Hole Courier reports the death of Mrs. William Manning, a pioneer woman of the Jackson Hole Country. She moved to Jackson Hole about 19 years ago and was married to her surviving husband, William Manning. She was 55 years old.
The Jackson Hole Courier reports a lengthy account of a Republican rally in Jackson last week with Senator Warren and several county candidates as speakers. The meeting described as a frost for the GOP and a big vote getter for Democrats.
D B Rathbun of Fontenelle bought about 800 acres in the Big Piney area from Turpin and Lamb holdings for around 8000 dollars. The Rathbun brothers express optimism about prospects and are pursuing establishment opportunities there.
A Kemmerer figure now based in Freedom circulated a letter attacking President Wilson. The author portrays two archetypes named Knocker and Booster, arguing voters choose between cynical distraction and civic pride, framing a moral contrast in the political arena.
At a Wednesday evening gathering the M E Sunday School elected Harvey Blackler as superintendent and Emma Seyfert as his assistant.
Early birds are urged to visit the Kem Nerer market on Thursday for a day of shopping. Local vendors promise fresh produce and special deals for morning shoppers.
Department of the Interior notices James M. Jamieson of Rock Springs assignee files for 80 acres in section 2 township 26 north range 115 west. Protests or adverse claims must be filed by November 16 1916 with Register Alex Nisbet at Evanston Wyoming Land Office.
Authorities report an unusual epidemic of bad checks in the section with at least ten new cases on file at the county attorney's office. Officials are working to identify and arrest some of the guilty parties.
Senator Warren arrived in Kemmerer from Jackson Hole with Ben Bell and T R Wilson for a rally. Poor weather forced the party to turn back after reaching Fontenelle while en route to Big Piney. John W. Stoner of Cokeville and his wife passed through Evanston heading to Salt Lake City for the winter. Stoner is a prominent Lincoln county property owner with many Evanston friends.
An old advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures and claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. It asserts rapid improvement and urges immediate use with availability from druggists.
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