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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1919
Page
4
Advertising rates shown by month and by inch in the week section. The notice indicates per inch pricing and multiple inches may apply. The fragment lists rate details and measurement units for display ads in the newspaper.
Yesterday marked a holiday for coal camp workers as April First, now Eight Hour Day, honors the victory for shorter hours. The piece extols American labor loyalty, unity, and patriotism, noting progress from twelve to sixteen hour days. It calls workers American and stresses their role in democracy and bond sales to finish war debts.
The fifth and final Liberty Loan campaign, Victory Loan, begins on the 21st to finish the job and bring the boys home. The piece argues democracy proves its value in emergencies and praises American wartime patriotism and governance.
A fragment recounts a boy in a crowded city school who, amid pamphlets on European anarchist theory, notes that many peers advocate Bolshevism and Lenin's ideas. He says he has not chosen a side because he has not heard the other perspective.
The fragment hints at a discussion of American schooling and civic debate. It references listening to the other side in public discourse and teaching or informing Americans about national identity. The text is incomplete but suggests a focus on education and public opinion in the United States.
A Republican filibuster led by President Jt Wilson blocked bills totaling about 3 billion dollars for federal government support and army mobilization. The move hindered crucial measures on commerce, industry, employment, veterans’ benefits, homesteads, and a regular army, angering many and drawing sharp criticism of party obstruction.
Dispatches praise a Western fundraising feat raising 160000 dollars for a purse amid strong east coast competition. The Kaiser faces grim prospects as World views him, while a Missouri ex-governor’s brother gets 11 months for embezzling 44000 dollars, with a notable 4000 monthly rate mentioned.
The bulletin from the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World argues advertising speeds purchasing and helps the housewife find desired goods quickly. It claims ads provide news on what to buy and where to obtain it at best value, reducing time spent visiting multiple stores.
The speaker says a farmer should have reliable remedies for minor ailments not needing a physician. Suggested items include Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and croup, Plain’s Cough Remedy, Chamberlains Liniment for sprains and pains, and Chamberlains Tablet for stomach trouble and biliousness. Early treatment could prevent serious illnesses.
An unnamed expert praises a remedy for whooping cough, claiming it maintains airway flow and productive expectoration. The advice emphasizes the remedy's excellence and utility in treating the condition.
Hoover assigns Barnes to head the 1919 Td wheat crop program and to operate as food administration agency for large scale purchases. The government holds a $150 million capital stake in the corporation, part of a broader liquidation of the wartime food relief structure. Hoover remains chairman of the sugar board and grain corporation until July 1 before Barnes takes over.
Seeks men with sales or stew experience and women of exceptional ability for permanent positions in insurance, real estate, books. Pays from 76.08 to 950.08 weekly. Requires sample age, business experience, and references. Address confidential Kane MPG Co 1636 27 L C Smith Midg Seattle Wash.
The district court notice from March 7 1919 in Kemmerer Lincoln County warns that any exhibited will not be accepted if not presented within the date of letters. This official notice names the signer as clerk of the district court and references probate procedures and deadlines.
The note discusses exhibiting a collection of items such as cromes helmets and puns likely from a private owner. It suggests displaying them in a conspicuous place to attract interest and questions whether the plan meets approval.
Teachers examinations will be held at A.V. new Call High School in JacksonMiss Phillie Kemball High School building April 17 19 1918. The schedule lists penmanship and related tests on Thursday morning and Friday. Only a few teachers will take the examinations and recipients are urged to notify the director of their participation by the stated deadline.
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