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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1919
Page
5
Kemmerer hosts a string of visitors and residents from nearby towns. Bert Sandberg and Walter Hanke, John Connell and wife, and D H Scott of Daniel all appear in local social reports with several days of gatherings noted.
William Johnson, an elderly miner of Sublet, is accused in a county complaint of converting to his own use two hundred dollar bonds, each valued at 100 dollars.
Camp Funston is to be a permanent cantonment with more construction and painting planned after General March’s visit. Buildings will get roofs redone, signaling a lasting military establishment as reports indicate.
Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins in Kemmerer campaigns for best store window featuring Wooltex and Stetson goods. Prizes range with town population. Kemmerer offers 150 dollars, 100 from Stetson, 50 from Wooltex. Window shows panels, hats between gloves and ties, with Easter-themed background and decorative finish.
A compact note on the link between sleep quality and daytime performance. It suggests restless awakenings disrupt work and mood and hints at using tablets and digestion tips to improve rest and alertness.
The article claims diamond shaped heads four times larger at the jaw than the neck and mentions tilant tills. It contrasts non poisonous snakes with sharp heads and nearly neck-sized heads and tails. It also asserts all snakes become poisonous during a seven day shedling period and go blind two days before shed ding.
William S. Gilchrist arrives at the Watts ranch this week, likely visiting for ranch activities and local engagement.
James Pappas and another Greek are in the toils of county authorities on larceny charges. One man pawned a watch claimed by the other as his property, causing a general mix up. They will be examined before Judge Glasgow Saturday.
A farmer advises peers that every farmer should own at least a shotgun and a small caliber rifle with a preference for Remington. The guidance stresses practical readiness for farm duties and protection without citing specific incidents or locations.
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