Father and son talk of respect and aging
A reflective piece urges addressing a father as father not old man. It notes aging, changing fashions, and effort put into supporting family, urging gratitude and recognition of sacrifice despite rough years.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1914
Page
8
A reflective piece urges addressing a father as father not old man. It notes aging, changing fashions, and effort put into supporting family, urging gratitude and recognition of sacrifice despite rough years.
Oscar Peterson reports favorable conditions for wool and mutton prices as flockmasters study the sheep market from Rock Springs. He notes a dry summer and heavy frost reduced lamb weight, causing Lincoln county losses of 49875.00, while Chicago and Omaha markets show persistent shortages that may lift prices over time.
The list outlines items subject to a new Democratic war tax effective through 1916, including beer, wines, liquors, tobacco products, banking and broker fees, circuses and venues, telegraph and telephone charges, express and cargo fees, and various stamped documents. The program also imposes penalties for noncompliance and requires stamped instruments for foreign negotiable papers.
Ancient Druids held mistletoe gathering as a sacred rite during their June and December festivals. Pliny notes a ceremony with white bulls and a priest in white robes. Mistletoe was believed to heal, ward poison, and protect homes across Europe, with ties to Roman legend of the golden bough.
A brief note suggests giving practical gifts to elderly residents that double as tax related receipts. It advises choosing items that serve as presentable proof of purchase and help with year end accounting.
A man asks for gift ideas for his wife and the shopkeeper recommends a box of elgare noting she bought a lace parasol earlier that morning. The exchange reflects a lighthearted holiday moment in a small shop.
In a local note readers learn that Gritz and Else prepare a fresh column format. The item hints at collaboration and a scheduled rollout in the near term.
The constitutional amendment submitted at the latest election won by about 1,800 votes and was the sole successful among four proposed amendments. Labor groups backed it, and momentum is building for a bill to aid labor needs to be drafted for the next legislative session. George Bateman of Dietz works with the State Federation of Labor in Cheyenne on the drafting. Paul J. Paulsen of the Mine Workers will join once available to help in the bill’s drafting.
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