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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1915
Page
2
A southern sow with eight piglets could nourish seven. a girl raised the pig by hand, joining the Decatur County Pig Club. The pig, not purebred, yielded 50 pounds of meat and consumed less than five bushels of corn. Seven pigs raised by the mother rustled and averaged 87 pounds dressed, illustrating how good care and feeding boost growth.
Oliver Twichel of Viola led a campaign Wednesday to promote samples of the Twichel coal to residents and local merchants. He arranged agency with James Black, placed an Examiner ad, and arranged order fulfillment. The mine lies about five miles south of the Charles Bird ranch, with coal priced at seven dollars fifty cents per ton for local china sales or two dollars fifty cents per ton at the mine.
A historical bread recipe printed from the Camera describing Prof. Starking's demonstration in Kemmerer two weeks ago at the Kemmerer Hardware and Furniture Co. The method uses Fileshman's yeast dissolved in lukewarm water with sugar, flour added gradually, and a two-stage rising process. Rolls include eggs sugar lard salt and flour, with detailed folding and shaping steps for a light, fine crumb.
Mr and Mrs John A Larsen return to Cokeville Sunday aboard No 6 with Mrs R N Stoner and set a temporary home at the Fe residence They report plans for a coast journey and attend the fairs Sunday night friends gave Stoner a stormy joy ride around Cokeville area Monday night local youths barraged the couple with tin can mischief as an odd welcome The Larsons have not secured a house yet but expect a home shortly
City Drug reports heavy Adlerika sales in Kemmerer. One spoonful of buckthorn bark and glycerin relieves almost any case of constipation and gas. It is claimed effective in acid stomach and even appendicitis. Effects begin within a minute and it is said to be safe and non-gripe.
Department of the Interior United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated Aug 34 1946 publishes notice that Wyoming has filed in wires an application to sell land described as for the State Charitable Educational Penal and Reformatory invitations Ellist No 47 Serial Mey 05081 for the ow Mset see hews section 24 township 28 north 118 west containing acres or desiring a object because of the mineral character of the land or for
The Wyoming forests report outlines grazing activity under the Denver office for 1915, noting 1 067 cattle and horses and 579 614 sheep. Cattle and horse grazing rose 20 percent, sheep decreased seven percent, cattle and horse permittees rose 19 percent, and 80 percent of the 1 035 permits went to small ranchers with under 100 head.
A reader from Gowanda New York crediting Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with rapid relief from a summer complaint. The testimonial notes immediate improvement after taking a dose and recommends the medicine as obtainable everywhere.
By decree of district court Lincoln county Wyoming on June 10 1915 H Hamilton and Fred Roberts plaintiffs vs Medwin Allred Burt Allred Effie and Ella Allred defendants the front door of the court house will offer at public sale for cash lands in Lincoln county to satisfy a judgment of 2200 with 2000 at 6 percent from 1912 plus costs and interest sale includes described parcels in sections 20 township 32 north range 1 west and other parcels in townships 31 32 north ranges 118 119 west two thirds of a stated sum expected to bring at least 1875 dollars. Special Master Commissioner V S Tallaferrra and attorney Walter A. Mair.
James Plumlee of LaBarge Wyoming is named as contestee in a notice dated September 16 1915. Joseph A Heledey alleges failure to cultivate the land for two years and absence of buildings or fencing. Contestee must answer in person or by registered mail and indicate where future notices should be sent. Third publication October 6 1915, fourth publication October 15 1915.
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