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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
4
The author argues America, once seen as the world’s favored nation after WWI, risks losing its edge in global trade. Despite wartime strength and resources, strikes and higher costs threaten production, urging a national push to boost output and curb inflation to preserve dominance.
Dr J Charles Hatfield national tuberculosis association director returned from Europe with Drs David Lyman and William White after attending the British National Association for the Prevention of Consumption in London. He urged Americans to intensify efforts to fight tuberculosis as the nation faces hardship and a health crisis. He cited study findings and called for immediate steps to protect men women and children and to support a national campaign. He noted Americans have not faced the same food shortages but changed living ways and warned of a looming tubercular threat if action is delayed. The National Tuberculosis Association plans to raise funds and mobilize campaigns across the United States.
American efforts to curb tuberculosis gain praise at European meetings with Dr. David B R Leman and Dr. William C White noting France adoption of U S methods. Red Cross seal drives remain a key duty for citizens to help save lives and bolster global health in wartime effort.
District 19 reports attendance rates across grades with Junior Red Cross participation reaching 68 percent in the high school. Board approves holiday on day after Thanksgiving in exchange for October 13 teaching day. Alumni notes mention graduates and staff movements. various class basketball plans and student absences are noted.
The Petit Ranger records Kemmerer High Freshman notes with jokes on rubber boots absences and Doyle Twiebel leave for Boise. Bill Sutton elected president. Sophomores plan an after Thanksgiving program with errors noted in a rubber heel mishap and minor misprints.
For rent a business property on the east side of the Trisnals formerly the Miners saloon with fixtures and a rear residence. For details write Theresa Strueal. Also sale or rent of a building once occupied by the Lineale Courier Garage in Kemneree Union Lawn inv net BBA.
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