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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
4
The piece notes Dawes dual reputation from WWI and postwar criticism, stating he improved handling of French war supplies after the armistice and that vilifications of the administration were unfounded. It argues public officials are treated without full sincerity.
The article notes a bitter split between the legislative and executive branches over tariff and tax measures. President Harding blocked the tariff bill while facing a tougher push for Mellon tax proposals. Representative Frear condemns the administration as unduly aligned with Wall Street, criticizing secret conferences and restricted debate, and warns the revenue bill may be rewritten by the Senate.
The piece criticizes a bloc within the party for blocking free discussion as it warns of a looming explosion that could split the Republicans from coast to coast. It argues taxes cannot be cut without deep military spending reductions, noting 93 percent of revenue funds war and accusing the administration of resisting curtailment. It calls for lowering taxes on industry if leaders stop favoring millionaires and monopolists.
Ruth Lane of Portland arrives as this year’s Chautauqua director in Kemmerer. She will oversee开 opening week of musical and entertaining programs and has long experience with the Ellison White Chautauqua company.
The Fagnant family vacationed at Fontenelle for a fishing outing. Two cars were used to reach the streams in the district. The party reported cool fishing and a large time enjoyed by all, with hopes of a fine bead of speckled beauties.
Messrs. McCurtain and Young, Dodge Motor Car officials, spent Sunday and Monday in Kemmerer to handle business and inspect the Lincoln County Garage. McCurtain is district representative and Young owns Auto Transit Garage in Rock Springs. Both visitors praised local automotive business and Kemmerer garages.
The Camera lauds the new law enforcement squad led by Governor and Enforcement Commissioner. It envisions parades and strict action against illicit alcohol and vice, praising the city’s moral standing and anticipating a cleaner, safer community with proactive policing.
Mr and Mrs James Mickelson returned that Thursday from Baltimore Maryland where Mr Mickelson consulted medical experts at Johns Hopkins Hospital about his physical condition. He has been ill for months and was near death at times, but his condition has improved since leaving the east and prayers are offered for his full recovery from the ailments.
The Rev W T Dumm D D superintendent of the Cheyenne district will preach at 11 a m Sunday at the Methodist Church Owing to the Chautauqua service in the evening there will be no service at the church Let the people come and hear Dr Dumm at the morning service Also includes Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy advertisement noting its effectiveness and pleasant taste when diluted with water and sugar
Wm Lozier and wife dined at 3 K ranch in Kelly last Sunday while Tru May of Honeyville and Hatchet ranch guests visited. Forest R Rowen and veterans paused in Jackson for a short time Tuesday. Hotel Riverside changes hands at month’s start. Allen Budge in poor health left work with Mrs Budge for Jenny’s Lake summer home. Effie Vern has assumed control of the hotel. A Jackson worker returned from Plat Creek ranch where he helped build a hay stacking facility. Pickling hurkleberries noted as the preferred method.
Mrs Otto Williams and Mrs Ely of Jackson have stayed at Buster Estes place the past week for that Barpeere. The crop is reported to be good, but not as strong as in many previous years.
Mrs A J Burgaon and children are due home from Denver Sunday. Mrs Donald McAllister and two daughters plan to visit Mrs James McVicars this weekend. Mrs John Scott returned home from Evanston last Saturday guest of Mrs Gasson. A picnic party from multiple families including Mr and Mrs Hunter Mr and Mrs Russell and son Horace Mr and Mrs C Scottness Mr and Mrs A M King gathered at Dempsey Basin Sunday.
LaBarge residents report Virginia Lawler and friend Misa Gussie Christian visiting Ed Willey and Herman Shinsel over the weekend. Nearby, P. v. Twichel sees haying activity with B. M. Jones and family spending the weekend with friends on Green River. On Sunday they and M. A.
A note to friends states quick readiness for business with work rushing and a rapid arrival of stakes made by leading manufacturers. Potential customers are urged to visit before buying elsewhere to see offerings firsthand.
Thomas and family joined a picnic at the mouth of Slate creek with guest Stella. George Guyette returned from Oklahoma to La Barge for a brief visit. Herman Shinasel and Miss Fern spent Sunday at home. County Commission and County Surveyor E. Robinson surveyed La Barge roadFriday, staying at E. Jones’s home. Miss Vel ing Henderson works for Miss Walter Yone at Midway. Mrs. Phil Twichel and Doyle motor to Kemmerer and back Sunday.
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