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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
12
Notice to water users in Kemmerer outlines daily lawn and garden watering hours based on location north or south of Sapphire Street starting September 1 1915. North of Mepphire stress allowed 6 am to 9 am and south of Sapphire Street 5 pm to 6 pm. Frontier Supply Co and local residents mentioned amid brief society notes and a few personal updates.
County officers meet at the court to finish tasks in section until work is completed. Live stock inspector and commissioners discuss bills due by the first of the month.
Town officers schedule a monthly meeting on the first Monday at Town Hall. Citizens are invited to attend and participate in local governance discussions and weather-prepping community planning.
A reader from Gewanda New York writes about summer illness relief after using the Saeweies Cotte Cholera Diarrphen ody. The letter claims rapid pain relief and quick recovery following a dose and states the medicine is widely obtainable.
The Kemmerer column notes a Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday night picture show in September. Joint Labor Day festivities are planned for September 6 and 7. Local visits include FP Harrod from Sage, Harry Case from Slate Week Ranch, and Carl Rogers traveling from Ogden.
Mrs Harry D Clark returns from Rock Springs on Sunday reporting a pleasant visit, notably with a camping party on Fremont lake shore. General Superintendent W A Whitney and wife travel via Kew in a special car, ahead to River eo No 6, returning next morning on No 6. Delos Brandon of Cokeville, former Register editor, went to Kemmerer with his parents after staying in town Wednesday night.
The family gratefully acknowledges the many friends who offered aid during illness and mourn the death of our beloved James. Your support and sympathy are deeply appreciated as we remember him.
A cascade of notes from Kemmerer area: Bill Angelo in Cokeville, J M Faddien in Kemmerer, J B Hartant from Denver, Dan Mischler and others back from Lava Hot Springs. Reports detail residents visiting Fossil, Bear Lake beauty, and local commerce including watermelons, elk trophies, and Majestic ads. Mentions of university enrollment, lodge meetings, and various travel notes fill out a bustling community bulletin.
Cement crew built a 70 foot wall in front of water tanks at the Kemmerer railroad yards. J B Justin, school custodian, faced injury but is recovering. Wm Newbrough will stay in Kemmerer to finish work at Hibbs home. Safety First plans posts near the depot to curb careless driving toward the tracks. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Wes Davies from Salt Lake City visiting Dr W A Hocker before transferring to Haley New Mexico. Desiré Gaspard injured in a coal fall. knee and hip dislocated. recovering at home. Margaret Milliken visited family after work in Cokeville. Major product ads for Majestic Range promote efficiency. A motor trip with Frank Curtis and George Whitten planned, with Star paper coverage.
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