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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1915
Page
4
Fragments praise Calumet Baking powder for its leavening and raising qualities. A reader notes its reliable performance in baking, calling it a wonderful leavening agent. The ad copy references familiar brand messaging from a local mother figure.
Mrs T N Witherall of Gowanda New York writes of suffering from summer complaint and severe pain before taking Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She reports relief soon after starting the medicine and recommends it as obtainable everywhere.
Sheep buyer prices lambs for home delivery to balance at a row. George Watts sells feeding lambs to Mr Bran co for Opal delivery and arranges ewes shipment to Omaha before month’s end.
To Idaho School F D Ball and family left from their Cotton Wood ranch above Piney for Pocatello where Miss Alice enters her second year and Master Frank his first. In Marbleton Roundup finals three riders Jim Payne Bryan Ball and Billy Sherman rode three straight here.
Charley Lamberson, located in Idaho, paused in Kemmerer for a few days to visit family on route to Deadwood, S. D. He is headed to Idaho Falls where he has a water master and plumbing inspector appointment. He views his new location with optimism and plans to settle there after leaving last spring.
Malone from Los Angeles visited Kemmerer on Tuesday and Wednesday. Frank Malone left years ago due to his wife's health and remains connected to local sheep interests, with son George working at a Los Angeles bank and noted to be thriving in his new job.
Fragmented OCR text references kidney trouble and a product called Fi y Kidney Puls. It mentions overworked kidneys, medical warnings, and a plea for help. The readable content is incoherent but centers on health issues and a possible product claim. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
A Salmons party reports a market drop of 35 cents from the prior week as cattle and feeders move to the block. Tom Salmon describes a West to East journey on the Short Line to Green River, a U P train, and a caboose improvised with limited amenities. The group tours Iowa fields, notes a late corn crop but high optimism, and plans a New York stop after Chicago.
Ezra Christensen who has chased yearling sheep on the border of the reserve north of Kemmerer was seen in Kemmerer last week while the flock rests on the back trail nearby. He is brother to Lige Christensen of Cokeville, where he lived for several years.
Friends of Angelo Molinar claim he is a Bochie champion, noting he has not been beaten in public near the goal, likening the game to quoits and horseshoes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a state official and a bank but lacks clear actions, dates, or names to form a coherent item. The readable portion references a sworn statement and a monetary amount, suggesting a clerical or banking context without verifiable details. No definitive outcome or entity list can be established from the fragment.
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