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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1918
Page
4
A citizen spends a dollar printed with his initials. The bill circulates through grocery stores and neighbors, returning four times over two years. It ends when a distant mall order house uses it, removing it from the town’s economy and taxes, illustrating how advertising and circulation can vanish a single dollar.
Elderly residents of the Old Ladies' Home on Titledge Pike near Knoxville Tennessee report health gains after starting Tanlac. Testimonials from Mrs Houser Mrs Martin Mrs Fink and Mrs Wallis describe improved appetite headaches and digestion within a week and continuing strength gains. G Willits touts endorsements as strongest yet for a proprietary medicine. Tanlac sold in Kommerer Daniel Frontier Jackson.
Promises preventives using Adier-i-kn bark glycerine and mixed in a remedy that claims to flush the lower tract completely and relieve sour stomach gas and constipation. It touts instant relief for doctors and patients and markets a yearly subscription to The Camera.
County Superintendent Nicholson mailed certificates to pupils with three months of perfect attendance or punctuality. Some certificates qualify for an honor diploma. Recipients span multiple districts and include numerous students such as Robert Cousins Hazel Painter May Praddy Albert Stacey Walter Cousins and many others across Districts 2 3 and beyond.
A list of individuals including Erma Hyde Eldon Hyde Vera Hyde and many others tied to District No. 21 22 23 appears in a school district context. The names include Kent Lowe Chadwick Harrison Bowles May Yokel Green and related family clusters with multiple repeats across districts. The fragment suggests roster or eligibility note rather than a full article.
Woodrow Wilson declares there are no separate armies in the struggle, only nations armed. He urges every citizen, from laborers to factory workers, to join a single front against a common foe and serve the national need in their strongest, most effective role.
Portillous Troubles promotes liver health remedies and cure claims while Wyonday women organize a third Liberty Bond sales drive. The Camera advertises subscriptions at 2,000 dollars.
The Spring Creek Land and Livestock company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on March 15 1918 at 46 o clock pm. The business includes farming stock raising hay grain and other products and buying selling owning and dealing in cattle horses sheep swine and other livestock. Capital stock 100000 divided into 1000 shares par value 100. The term of existence is 100 years. Principal office Cokeville with three directors Peter Woon Fannie Olven and Lestie K Olson. Agent in charge I I W Olan WOR CHRISTMAS Attorney.
A fragment from an advertisement discusses sleep, indigestion, and Cham berlain s Tablets as a remedy to improve wakefulness and digestion. It also notes a public notice stating Annie Wilson of East Lake City will not be responsible for her debts, and promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy for whooping cough.
Notice of intent to make final proof for a land claim in Section 12 Township 19 North Range 118 West. Margaret A Christin and Bert Brosh of Kemmerer Wyoming filed to establish their Deed Land Entry involving the southwest quarter of the said section. Witnesses named: Joseph G B Smith Joseph Heaton George Lenhart Edward O'Brien.
In Kin Kin County Wyoming notices creditors to present claims with vouchers within six months after letters issued March 20 1918. Unpresented claims may be barred. Letters granted to MacGlashan and Rose attorney for executors.
Public notice item reports a land patent application by Margat Kay of Ogden Utah Weber County for parcels in Township 2 North Range 11 West, filed May 1 1817, under 3048 to 2850 statutes. Objections must be filed by March 25, 1916. The source text also notes a local printing plant claim about beet prime quality.
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