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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1915
Page
5
The notice tells subscribers how to check if they owe money using the address slip showing the paid month and year and asks for remittances. It notes October will bring annual statements and urges payment before then to ease bookkeeping.
Governor Kendrick backs prohibition in remarks to Sheridan county Institute teachers. He cites western calls for action, cites lax enforcement, bootleggers and saloons as drivers. Wyoming cases, Diamondville dances, and women at saloons illustrate pressures fueling prohibition efforts.
A Wyoming resident in Greybull struck a pull gusher recently while drilling near Fos abilities in the heart of the state. The incident reportedly suggests a notable find near Kemmerer, though details remain limited and authorities have yet to confirm specifics.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions DHE Hine Woodrow and a cryptic sequence about beads and shows. No verifiable event or entities beyond scattered names appear, rendering a concise, factual card difficult without original context.
Fragmented text mentions odors and an old Jokaw reference with garbled wording. No clear events, names, places, or dates are discernible to summarize a coherent news item.
A quote from Frank A. Munsey argues a single owner empowered newspaper staff to embody vitality and personality. He states a corporation owned paper cannot match a paper directly managed by one man and connected to the community’s life and public service.
A national alert condemns abuse of Americans on the Mexican border and urges strong action to defend the nation’s honor. The piece states no one desires war but insists the government protect citizens and forefathers’ legacy, implying war could follow if necessary.
The latest Simeddon political sheet hints that a new factor may be hurting the Diamondville Bear Dancing scandal revenues. The article suggests fiscal pressures impacting the act and its supporters without detailing the cause.
Commissioners approved a bill for the publication of the delinquent tax list paid by Lincoln county taxpayers. It prompted questions over who received the funds as doubts linger about the money’s disbursement.
The editor departs No. 17 toward Coca ville and plans to visit the Fair at Afton this morning. He expects to return Saturday or Sunday.
The Wyoming Churchman shows on its cover the Church of St. John the Baptist at Big Piney. The little church is substantial in appearance and a pride to the community.
In Uinta and Lincoln counties Wyoming a campaign opposed to creating a new National Forest aims to limit land withdrawals from settlement. Supporters warn too much land is already within forest reserves, jeopardizing private ownership and local tax value, hoping southern neighbors will join in the effort.
Work on Capitol Ground to support the new wing moved forward Monday with crews on site. Authorities say the project will unfold in parallel sections and be completed concurrently, with W. Howard Hawkins quoted as maintaining a faithfulness completion bond of 140,790 dollars.
Citizens speculate on the tone of public discourse as authorities face pressure. A mood of unease grows while residents watch for official statements and actions on the unfolding situation.
Viesne Jonale Ebtas and Miew Olive Rathtan, Kemmerer, competed Monday at Lara wl entering the university Mire 6. Dewell Lead returned home after a ucasont vialt in Kemmerer Rock Springs Miner. W. BR. Spencer arrived from Mar Viet Returdey with lake water supplies for Marbleton. The pair were among Mr and Mrs Spencer Jota and Edgar who rode to victory in the star riding contest, ae Preokie Wileaw arriving from Mvitias to witness the 1014 diss show and now teaching near Star Valley.
Mott reports Kemmerer as a flourishing town in Powell county, noting occupied residences and businesses. He observes higher activity and prices than many towns with vacant buildings, and expects to return home, finding the area steady despite trends elsewhere. The writeup reflects local optimism and real estate demand.
The Camera presents a new advertisement series prepared by experienced ad writers. It highlights a top brand of read-to-wear goods exclusive to Blyth-Fargo-Hoskina Co in the city. The line offers guaranteed best fits and latest styles and appears among the day’s finest ads.
The Circus Man starring Theodore Roberts from the Jease Lasky Company will play at the Kemmerer Theater on Sunday. The production, shot near a circus with performers under the big top, follows the adventures of a young man and a maid.
Thos W Clawson of Calumet Baking Powder Co visits Kemmerer at week’s end and plans a motor trip into the Big Piney and country then return for visits to Star Valley during the county fair. The well known baking powder brand is praised as a good seller in the area.
Dale Bell aged 13 wins a contest for best essay on the Great Majestic Range. The piece describes a charcoal iron range with heavy malleable iron construction, riveted joints, airtight frame, and features like an open grate, auto-lock bolts, drop-down warming floor, double-lined iron door, and a sturdy oven rack.
Fragmentary notice indicates a meeting or event titled The Ladies Ald on a Friday next week at the Guild Mall with individuals Tom Jones and Mere Fred involved.
A handwritten note from Peek Gates, Nevada, describes a woman's illness and relief after using two bottles of Leriaia Tablets. The account mentions biliousness and related discomfort, with references to various remedies and widespread effects.
Citizens and officials including Governor Kendrick United States Senator Clarence D Clark and State Treasurer Gates traveled by special train to attend events in Worland and the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. The party, linked to extension work and health related motivations, will join the Washable Day celebration and return after culminating travels with Governor Kendrick. Mrs Maurice Groshon returned from a three week trip to Evanston and the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco with a California visit and reunion.
Rev Mythen was ordained priest by Bishop Thomas in Laramie Cathedral on September 21 as he turns 81 and will celebrate his first communion next Sunday at the Episcopal church in Kemmerer. deacon James G Mythen long resident in Kemmerer and A Turner of Torrington named to the diaconate also feature in the event.
Mrs W M Jones leaves for Richmond Kentucky after a pleasant summer visit with daughter Mrs J C Salmon at Larsen ranch. She is accompanied by son Joe Jones and daughter Nannie and son Haall, with other family members joining in Salt Lake Ogden Caldwell Utah visits. The piece recalls a triple marriage in Kentucky linking Jones and Salmon families and notes her plan to run on to St Louis on return.
Reported last week the car driven by Lonel was seriously damaged. His wife, who arrived from Denver just before the collision, suffered a basal skull fracture and is expected to recover with time at the hospital.
Teachers left for the institute at 4 o clock on Monday amid plans for speeches and a big outdoor game. The event featured group photos and lively remarks, with students and staff anticipating more activities next week.
We have 200 head of yearling bucks grade Cotswolds for sale this month in the Pomeroy area about ten miles north of Kemmerer. Includes grade Hamp Ley stock. Rams offered to local buyers and ranchers.
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