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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1919
Page
3
In Hornville a stormy night brings a New York troupe to a shabby inn. Mr. Barnes, a weary traveler, negotiates oddball hospitality as Mr. Dillingford, a chatty fixer, leans into the troupe’s quirks and a loud taproom crowd. A storm rages outside while inside the inn a live, comic misadventure unfolds.
Rushcroft greets Barnes and Mr. Dillingford with a cordial welcome as hints hint at a New York social orbit. A passing remark from Mr. Bacon suggests the upstairs rival’s boastful claims. The scene ends with anticipation for the next chapter.
Veteran drivers describe tank operation in detail during a tour for the Victory Loan in the Tenth Federal Reserve District. Sergeant Thomas Thayer explains controls from the front seat, noting clutch and brake pedals, gear shift, belt clutches, and lateral steering levers. He says the engine noise drowns the machine gun, making the experience a nerve wrecking but effective combat machine.
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets as a cure for biliousness and dullness. It claims the product improves appetite and restores vigor, urging readers to try it to feel quicker benefits and renewed energy.
Washington reports almost one third of Stock Raising Homestead lands under Public Law are in Wyoming. About 6 million of 16 million designated acres lie there, with the largest open-entry 640-acre tract. Some 7 thousand entries are included, many applications pending, and Kendrick seeks swift handling by the Survey.
W T Powell of the B F Goodrich Rubber company says motor trucks cut transportation costs on decent roads and also reduce road building costs. Nationwide reports show trucks speeding up highway construction, especially for heavy materials, bridging wartime delays as state and county builders seek time saving devices.
A four page circular will be distributed by the publicity division at the Treasury at the request of Hans Reig. The plan calls for translation and printing in 23 languages to reach foreign residents in America. The goal is to recruit subscribers and support for the loan while honoring soldiers serving abroad.
In honor of Benjamin Franklin the new war savings stamps bear Franklin's picture. They are called the Franklin case. No greater patriot no more loyal American ever served his country. Practical patriots can give fitting tribute by buying government saving or thrift stamps in line with Poor Richards' advice to be thrifty to invest wisely.
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