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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1918
Page
7
What Our Neighbors Say urges towns to advertise and attract newcomers. It argues progress comes from active efforts, not doom saying, urging businessmen and citizens to promote the town and its businesses to realize brighter prospects.
The Pocatello Times notes wartime unity as miners from Mograth, Rock Springs, Gunn, Superior, Reliance and Lit camps back Liberty Bond purchases. In three days the Winton camp raised 9200 in bonds, while local UMWA No 3830 voted to buy 500 bonds.
Fort Sumner Review argues Germany will face a moral boycott lasting long after military defeat. The piece contends the civilized world will loathe German crime once fully revealed and predicts millions in the United States will shun German-made goods. It warns German efficiency has reached an ineffective extreme.
The Ladies Liberty Loan canvass in the city reports strong reception from residents but notes quelques signs of pro Germanism. The Daily Tribune ponders naming a resident who dismissed a canvasser with the remark We will attend to our own business. Army news mentions plans to organize more cavalry units for France, signaling open warfare possibilities.
Wholesome pie remedy claim promotes fruit and grain combination. Suggests one spoonful of buckthorn bark glycerine mix to push bowel, remove foul matter, relieve gas or constipation, aid digestion, and prevent appendicitis. Pseudomedical ad language from Adler-sku.
Senator Warren invites ranchers and farmers to apply for seed trials of Grimm alfalfa Nia Hebd pose Carleton fold peas Kursk millet and white sweet clover. Applicants must act quickly as seed divisions close soon and one package will be sent to each applicant addressed to Senator Warren United States Senate Washington DC.
A state food administrator backed by Supt. Bureh issued a warning last week that led to the removal of sugar bowls from Kemmerer public eating places. A Big Piney convention visitor suggested finger bowls as a wartime substitute, but the idea lacked enthusiasm.
A New York paper extols Wyoming as a rare boom, describing unprecedented demand and rapid population growth. It highlights sheep, wool, cattle, horses, land, coal, iron, wheat, sugar, and other outputs thriving amid immigration and rising prices, noting settlers can make small fortunes quickly.
Overseas troops crave sweets and the Y M C A has contracted for the entire output of a lemon drop factory to meet the demand of the men in khaki. The agreement ensures steady chocolate and citrus treats for service members.
A farmer describes simple at home medicines for minor ailments that don t need a doctor. He cites Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel issues and Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatic, stomach, and constipation troubles. He laments trips to town and suggests keeping reliable remedies handy.
The fragment describes irrigation turning dry land into safe income and hints at vast Wyoming land value. It references government estimates suggesting ten million acres in Wyoming may be underlaid with oil and gas, implying potential fortune from land in growing towns or irrigated plots.
Betty Wales presents dresses in sizes from HM to 42 with prices starting at $20. The display model is 24 years old and features Kleinert's Gem Dress Shields sewn in.
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