Kemmerer Chautauqua Opens With Record Attendance Expected
The Kemmerer Chautauqua association reports nearly all arrangements in place for August 26 opening. The program runs August 28 to September 2 with daily junior plays and stories, concerts by Merrilees Entertainers, Guarino McKinnon Company, piano accordion performances by Antonio Minervini, and lectures including The Making of Man and Forcing the Progress of a Nation. A grand concert Sunday features The White Hussars. Major T. A. Mills and Italian Embassy curated acts add regional appeal.
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Soldiers and Sailors Day at State Fair Highlighted
State Fair managers voted to feature Soldiers and Sailors Day this year with a special fora il. The secretary said the day on the fair’s third Friday in September drew crowds exceeding all prior attendance. The Game Warden will supply a yearling bull and an elk for the event. Several Kemmerer sportsmen, including Claude Wood and Fred Jones, quipped about their failed chicken hunt during a recent trip.
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Army Caravan on Trail of 49 Begins New Era of Motor Hauls
The U S Army motor caravan completes the overland trek to California, arriving in San Francisco on September first to demonstrate long haul motor truck viability and push for better road linking systems. Backed by B F Goodrich, the convoy highlights postwar tire and road transport potential.
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Elk Herds Face Destruction From Harsh Winter
Forest service and Biological Survey warn of heavy elk losses as drought left ranges with poor forage. Open winter could yield normal losses, but a severe season could kill 50 percent or more. Hay reserves are 25 percent above normal, yet settlers must ration forage to survive winter.
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