New Kommeror Theatre Showings Include War Scene
Readers are invited to the New Kommeror Theatre for screenings on Wednesday and Thursday featuring Mothers at Liberty and a dramatic electrically controlled torpedo demonstration aimed at a battleship. The Kaylea Eye appears Friday night as a contrasting program.
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Ihs
Harrison Grant
Kaylea
Kormerer
Notable Visitors Return to Lincoln County Family Ties
Nits. TR, MeDIL BERK, Mee oir V.K Mebiil arrived last week from Rockford, TM, to visit her parents, Mr and Mea, T Mr, Jane, Dr. MeDAll te to the Medical Corps, and has been ordered to an Eastern camp fron which she will probably be sent to Pranco within a very short time Or and Mee, MeDi are Very well known in this coation of Lincoln Coun ty, the Doctor having been engaged in the practice of medicine in Kemmerer Bun ber ngane Tie Piney for a num wir
Food Shipments to Allies Show U S Effort and Savings
Hoover reports on 1917 18 food conservation measures that enabled record exports to Allied nations and U S forces. Meats and cereals totaled about 1.4 billion dollars in value with 141 million bushels of wheat and 644 million pounds of meat shipped amid a domestic shortage. The American people, especially women, contributed to a wartime success.
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United States
Hoover
Wilson
Food Administration
Allied
Wweret
Allied Deatnartons
WLGIT
Additon
Germany
Union Goes to War in France From Colorado Mining Union
The International Union of Mill, Mine and Smelter Workers sent its entire local army unit of 120 members to France as volunteers in the Twenty Seventh Mining Engineers' Corps. They formed at Camp Meade Colorado and received a charter from President Charles H. Moyer and Secretary Ernest Mills. The group, the only known complete local union in the army, remains a union in spirit while serving as soldiers. their charter travels with them.
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Denver
Colo
International Union of Mill, Mine and Smelter
France
Twenty Seventh Mining Engineers’ Corps
United States Army
Coi
Camp Meade
Colorado
Charles H. Moyer
Ernest Mills
Moyer
Uno
Mexico
Casa del Obrero Mundial
House of Workers of the World
Federation of Unions
Revolutionary Provisional Government
Wyo
Labor Journal
Women Run Curb Market In Miami City Plan
A curb market organized by Miami women has been adopted by the city council as a municipal enterprise. Spearheaded by the urban home demonstration agent of the USDA and the State Agricultural College, the effort aims to provide fair prices for housewives and producers. A cooperative committee works with local truckers who are planting two weeks ahead to ensure a steady supply of produce, including fruit eggs butter cottage cheese and vegetables.
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Miami
Fla
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Market Fees Support Advertising and Clean Streets
The passage notes a 25 cent fee on cheese and poultry products to fund market advertising and street cleaning, with the proceeds going to a general fund. It also references national forests and how the department regulates logging and the forest ranger’s work.
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National Forests
Forest Ranger
Uncle Sam Supplies Films For Universal Screen Magazine
The U S Department of Agriculture now provides a film every two weeks for release in the Universal Screen Magazine. Each screening highlights department activities and lessons, such as pig clubs, road building, fire prevention, poultry management, cattle and sheep grazing on national forests, tire types, Pacific Northwest cooperative lumber, War Savings Stamps, and the drive to clothe the nation.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Universal Screen
Pig Clubs
Pacific Northwest
War Savings Stampa
Comer And Monay Visit Salt Lake For Eye Treatment
Mr Wm Monay and Paul Comer left Kemmerer for Salt Lake City with Monay driving a Jes Hudson Super-six. They returned Friday morning after five hours and thirty minutes. Comer visited Salt Lake for eye treatment. The Monays and E L Smith then headed to Yellowstone Park, planning a Saturday return. Comer is assisted at Kemmerer Savings Bank in Mr Smith’s absence by Frank Campbell, cashier at Lyman Bank.
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Wm. Monay
Paul Comer
Kemmerer
Salt Lake City
Mr. Monay
Mr. Comer
Salt Lake
Monays
E. L. Smith
Yellowstone Park
Kemmerer Savings Hank
Mr Smith
Frank Campbell
Lyman
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Blanka
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Lierty, Hot
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America
UNION
Julius Caesar
Nayphe
Julius Caesar Nayphe
Uncle Sam
J.C. Penney Co
Serge
Mackkinaws
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Mackinaws
Childrens Coats
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