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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1919
Page
10
The article warns a 10 percent tax on various goods after May 1 including picture frames travel items purses lamps umbrellas and more and notes soda fountain prices also rise to add a penny per dime spent. It critiques luxury taxes as misdirected and predicts repeal may come in a special session while highlighting that middle and lower classes will bear the burden.
Excerpts from reflections on soldiers returning from Europe aboard the Leviathan and Mauretania. Lt Col Roosevelt Jr and Coningsby Dawson describe veterans shedding swagger for a new, kinder social order. They vow to remain soldiers in spirit while pursuing a just, upright nation.
In a letter by Secretary of the Treasury William M. Calder of New York he notes the national debt is under twenty five billion. He states that after all war debts are settled total should not exceed thirty billion and that the United States wealth, about two hundred and three billion, guarantees we can float the Victory Loan and meet payments when due.
Mrs. F C Forrester a trained nurse from the Central Hotel Denver testifies that Tanlac restored her health after seven years of indigestion heart pains and neuralgia. She reports losing nine pounds and a wish to continue Tanlac. Sold at City Drug Store Kemmerer Frontier Supply Co Daniel Key and Jackson Drug Co. adv.
The life of Theodore Roosevelt is dramatized as a vivid motion picture showing at the Orpheum for Salt Lake teachers at 50 cent admission. It plays at New Kemmerer theatre on Wednesday and Thursday May 7 and 8 with reduced prices 10 and 26 cents. Also an ad for a nine room modern house with garage and large lot.
The Jackson Hole Courier announces the sale of the plant and business to Thomas H. Baxter with Richard Winger retiring after six years of editorial management. Baxter has lived in the area nine years and is well known in the county. Victory Liberty Loan Sunday on May 4 will feature mass meetings and parades as civic groups promote bonds with higher interest and lasting security.
The United Stores Co. formed forty four Victory clubs to boost War Savings stamps and Thrift stamps sales. Within weeks, club-driven sales tripled and soon quadrupled, reaching over five thousand dollars weekly. The government four year loan notes may be callable before maturity as money costs are expected to drop.
A user notes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy keeps the cough loose and makes expectoration easy, calling it excellent. The remark highlights the product as effective for whooping cough symptoms.
A verse portrays a skeptic saying the feat cannot be done and a determined doer answering with effort and humor. It urges readers to roll up sleeves, begin, and prove doubters wrong by trying. The poem celebrates perseverance and bold action.
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