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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1919
Page
12
Advertising rates appear in a fragment noting per inch charges updated weekly. The text implies monthly or weekly display pricing with multiple inch measurements, but the fragment is incomplete and lacks precise numbers or dates.
The piece recalls April First as Eight Hour Day, praising labor unions for shortening workdays and noting employer cooperation. It emphasizes American labor as a patriotic force, the fight for democracy, and the drive to fund postwar Liberty Loan campaigns to finish the national debt and support the country.
The fifth and final Liberty Loan, the Victory Loan, launches on the 21st to finish the job and bring the boys home. The piece argues that democracy has proven its emergency efficiency and that even despots seek to model their governments on the American plan.
A report describes American youths in city schools flooded with pamphlets on European anarchist theories. Students discuss Lenin and Trotsky while many say they have not heard the other side. The piece highlights debates among big boys in urban schools and the influence of Bolshevism.
A partial OCR fragment cites a remark about hearing the other side in relation to American identity and education. The garbled text references teaching America and a public discussion, but details are unclear.
A Republican filibuster led by President Jt Wilson blocked about 3 billion dollars in government funding and measures for wartime support. The action delayed homestead provisions for soldiers and a regular army plan, harming national commerce, industry, and returning service members, while preserving public confidence in Wilson.
Dispatches note a West era effort to raise a $160 000 purse with community help. An article mentions Amerongen Kaiser and a Missouri ex governor’s brother facing eleven months for embezzlement, earning $4 000 monthly in a lean era.
An article argues advertising saves time for housewives by guiding where to buy best goods. It cites the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World bulletin as news of what to buy and where to obtain it at best value, reducing trips between stores.
The speaker advocates a small kit of reliable remedies for minor ailments. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for coughs and croup, Plain’s Cough Remedy, Chamberlain’s Liniment for sprains and pains, and Chamberlain’s Tablets for stomach trouble are suggested to treat early symptoms and prevent serious illness.
The item discusses a remedy for whooping cough and notes its effectiveness. It mentions care approaches and expectations for relief, highlighting the remedy’s reported success.
Wilson asks Barnes to run 1919 Td wheat crop under congressional guard. Barnes, a leading grain exporter, joins Hoover’s volunteers to oversee wheat, food purchases, and relief efforts for Allies and Belgium. Barnes becomes director to report to the head of the relief group as Hoover remains in strategic posts.
Job listings seek men with stew sales or sales experience and women of exceptional ability. Wages range from 76.08 to 950.08 weekly. Applicants should be of legal age with business experience and references. Address in confidence Kane MPG Co 1636 27 L. C. Smith Midg. Seattle Wash.
The District Court in mid County issues a probate notice from Kemmerer Lincoln County dated March 7 1919. It states that if the described exhibit is not presented within the date of letters they will be forever barred.
A proposal suggests placing souvenirs on exhibition to attract attention. The idea envisions displaying items such as helmets and other artifacts with captions naming owners and brief explanations. The plan aims to spark curiosity and showcase historical artifacts in a conspicuous location.
Teachers' examinations will be held at A.V. new Call High School in Jackson Mississippi. Dates April 17 19 1918. Subjects include penmanship reading and spelling. Only a few teachers will take the examinations.
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