Nations in Unity: Liberty and Law Across The War
The piece argues that the war reveals two blocs: one united by self reliance, law, and human rights, including England, France, and America, and another ruled by dynastic ambition and force. It notes shared ideals with Burke, Lafayette, and Beaumarchais, and lauds cooperation among nations toward common liberty, while urging restraint and collective progress. It also mentions Cuba’s food shortages and aid from the Cuban government to stabilize transport, cautioning against hoarding and price spikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fdly
England
France
America
Burke
Chatham
Fox
Barre
Lafayette
Turgot
Beaumarchais
Washington
Franklin
Jefferson
Aurtocracy
Italy
Belgium
Norway
Japan
China
Sugar Shortage Pressures Nation in 1917
A partial transcription notes sugar scarcity in 1917 due to limited production and high demand. It cites estimates of 1,500 tons of beet sugar and about 1,000,000 pounds of cane sugar, with eastern states reliant on cane and exports exhausted, signaling restricted supply and rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dintel
Egeurts
Jarre
Aketern
Beem Limited
Hypocrite Unmasked or It Pays to Advertise Autobiography
The history of Mr. Ab ner Davis editor of the Kemmerer Republican appears in the lant ia xio of paper written by Davie himself. It praises his life and work while sparking curiosity among local readers and eastern readers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Davis
Kemmerer Republican
Davie
Millionaire income tax surge trebles to 364 in US
A Treasury report shows the count of Americans earning one million dollars or more annually has tripled to 364. Heavy wartime taxes will target these top incomes, and the wealthy are contributing generously to support the national war effort.
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Treasury Department
United States
Sam
Visitors Enjoy Dance and Banquet in Cokeville
Kemmerer visitors attended a social event with an orchestra and apron themed dance. Hospitality at Hotel Hagserty banquet drew guests from Kemmerer including Mr and Mrs Quewly, Mr and Mrs Sammon, and many others. The event featured a late meal, train travel details, and local officials among attendees.
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Jane
Kemmerer
Andresses
Larsen
Hagserty
Hunt Schodler
Cokeville
Mise
Fithel McKay
Mixa Barbara Vou Ort
Mise Betty Woods
Ming Elate Roberts
John Matthews
John Hathenworth
Minerio Elliott
Pocatella
Peter Gordon
Johnson J
Charles K. Hruce
Lincoln County Undrafted Men Face Desertion Risk
A large proportion of undrafted men in Lincoln County may become deserters when federal questionnaires for the registration of qualified men go out on the 15th. They must be returned within seven days after posting, a deadline impossible in areas with irregular mail service.
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Lincoln County
Pajlore
Spies in Mines Prompt Local Vigilance in Kemmerer
In a period of heightened spy fears the Kemmerer community is urged to report suspicious mining activity to authorities. Recent incidents in Rock Springs included wire-cutting and removed props causing mine cave-ins blamed on German agents. A local cave-in occurred on Sunday with no immediate attribution, prompting calls to stay vigilant and discreet in reporting concerns to Uncle Sam’s agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Uncle Sam
Church Supper and Bazaar Draw Big Crowd
The local M. E. Ladies bazaar yesterday raised over $60 from fancy work and items sold. An I O O F hall supper drew wide patronage. The Methodist dinner, praised by hundreds, featured turkey and was described as the best ever served.
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M. EB
I. O. O. F. Hall
Picture Show Postponed by Red Crows Society
A Red Crows society picture show set for the evening of the 7th has been postponed to the first of the year due to many other scheduled events. Manager Whitten of the New Kemmerer theatre arranged the show.
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Red Crows Society
Whitten
New Kemmerer Theatre
Diamondville Dance At Finn Hall Profits Local Youth Fund
Diamondville residents praised a youth dance held last Wednesday night at Finn Hall. Attendees from surrounding camps joined in, with Kemmerer and Cabberet guests noted for the lively entertainment. The event featured lunch, dancing, singing, and varied talent stunts creating a cabaret atmosphere.
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Finn Hall
Kemmerer
Bachelor Boys Make Merry Thanksgiving Dinner Feature
A group of teachers stayed with Supt. Bureh and hastened to attend a Thanksgiving dinner on Wednesday evening. Invitations had been issued previously, and the event served as a social feature of the period with guests described as ladies and gentlemen.
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Bureh
Chaway
Peenston
Forger Sentenced in Idaho Case
Cooley, a resident of about a year, pleaded guilty before Judge Arnold to forgery. He married his wife in Idaho and swindled her out of a fortune, forging several checks while living on a Hig Viney ranch with his wife. He was sentenced to two to four years in the penitentiary.
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Cooly
Arnold
Cooley
Idaho
Hig Viney
McMinn
One Shot One Cut Up A Fight At Damondville Saloon
A Wednesday night clash at a Damondville saloon left one fighter shot in the knee and the other badly cut in the back. Both men were taken to Minera hospital for treatment. An operation on the wounded knee was not performed while the bullet’s path remained uncertain. They will be moved to justice once wounds heal.
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Damondville
Minera
Jusce Oo
Ordinance 104 Prohibits Liquor Sales After Midnight Kemmerer
The Town Council of Kemmerer passes Ordinance 104 making it unlawful to keep open bars or sell intoxicating liquors between midnight and seven in the morning. Violations carry fines from fifty to one hundred dollars, license forfeiture on a second offense, and immediate effect as an emergency measure. The ordinance requires blinds and view-obstructing fixtures removed at such establishments and repeals conflicting ordinances.
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Kemmeror
Kemmerar
Perons
Kemmerer
Bedford Woman Pursued to Kemmerer Then Adjudged
Linnie Meret Ainudged Ishane of Bedford was taken to Kemmerer last week and later adjudged ineane. She traveled with Miss Gardiner and Deputy Sheriff Katt. She leaves nine children and a deeply respected husband in Bedford.
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Linnie Meret
Bedford
Kemmerer
Ineane
Miss Gardiner
Sherif Katt
Cokeville Welcomes Electric Lights For Woolgrowers Convention
Visitors to Cokeville during the Woolgrowers Convention were surprised to find the town illuminated by a new Great White Way. Electric lights were installed in time for the weekend events with a bright main street corner and clustered lighting drawing complimentary remarks from visitors.
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Cokeville
Fossil Home Dine with Steimhours Hosts A End Evening
At Fossil Home Mr and Mrs N Steimhour entertained a neatly appointed dinner Sunday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ed Vincent Mr and Mrs Arthur Peckinpaugh Mrs Fred Snyder Mrs Laura Hanks and daughter Doris and Miss Ethel Bakker. Mrs J Bloom of Kemmerer became partially paralyzed last Wednesday night and has been very ill.
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N. Steimhour
Ed Vincent
Arthur Peckinpaugh
Fred Snyder
Laura Hanks
Doris
Ethel Backer
Mra. J. Bloom
Kemmerer
Alek
Rumach drives Marketton Bank round trip in twelve hours
Deputy Sheriff AL Payne of Opal reports the arrest and detention of a drunken and disorderly man in Kemmerer after a Saturday wandering incident. Other notes include a former Kemmerer garage operator joining the aviation corps and various residents buying new Ford cars during a shipment at Up-to-Date. Marie B. Schulta of Chicago visits to manage business before returning east. Triangle Park care cited for its summer beauty as manure mulching returns this week. Mrs. Marnil Lalgerose returns from Denver hospital improved in health.
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Charles Rumach
Marketton State Bank
Kemmerer
Opal
AL Payne
Triangle Park
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Oregon Khort Line
Atake
Food Administration
Staan
Diamondville
Forger
Peter Gordon, Jr
James P. Rosenberg
Ainudged Ishane
Cokeville Electric
Fossil
Xual
Yellowstone Chocolates
Woodstock
Arlington Ivory
Myrtle
Kodaks
Kodak Pictures
Keith
Columbia
City Drug Store
Tony North
The
Aviation Corp of the
National Army
Ford
G. B. Pringle
Oakley
D. F. Nelson
Hamaafork
Wo. Clark
Wm. Boren
Kammerer
James Ban's
Hamafork
Mra. Marie &. Schulta
Chicago
Mra. Chas
East
Busicns
Towa
Mmnil Lalgerose
Denver
Cole
Fas
Cristidas
Priew
Chusela
Skid
Pas Probes Anti
Pubken Solution
Aries Wind Shield Cleaners
Kpot Lights
Jud Witherspoon
Wyoming
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