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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
1
Frank Catalene, 22, an Italian immigrant, died at Mine No 4 Glencoe when rock collapsed from the roof while he and his brother cleaned a room after a shot. His brother escaped uninjured. Catalene had lived in Glencoe four years and sent his parents in Italy.
Fontenelle ranchers report a remarkable season with no frost. Grain and vegetables flourished, sheep and cattle in fine condition, and livestock price outlook strong. Many cattle and sheep shipments planned from Sept 25 to Oct 10, mostly to Omaha.
Washington chatter predicts a gentleman's agreement on tariff and other bills, with Mondell aiming to return home. Wyoming routes face parcel post losses, prairie dog control funding heads to debate, and public land and grazing laws stir contention for the coming session.
Uncle George Smith, visiting the Grahaws, leaves with his four-sore team to Payson Utah for the wedding of Mine Margaret Graham to Charles W. Bryen. Bob Graham regrets not joining for trail riding, a western-style journey of interest and enjoyment.
Emily Alice Batista 39 wife of Mr Batiste of Diamondville Wyoming died last evening. Funeral from East Side LDS meeting house Thursday at 2 o clock under direction of Blatep Henry Heddiah. Interment Mountain View Cemetery with Will T Walker in charge. She leaves eight children and is sister of Mrs David Quigley. Friends may view remains until 2 pm.
A statewide Good Roads Day urged every citizen to help improve highways for tourism and interstate trunk routes. A. D. Hoskins and Dr. C. D. Stafford circulate a city petition asking supporters donate two dollars if they cannot volunteer time to road building.
September 30 marks the Wyoming State East opening as entries in all departments rise early. Fremont Platte Park counties send strong agricultural shows and the Big Horn Basin brings a special train from Hasin. Lexingon Kent Walnut Hall pure bred Hampshire sheep and ready livestock displays fill the halls. Roy Francis in a Curtis biplane will add thrilling lights to track events.
Tickets go on sale from Inaho Oregon and Wyoming points on October 1 through October 15. Rates available via agents with details and terms. Limited window for purchase.
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