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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
4
The piece explains Christmas as more than gifts and cheer, marking the birth of the Nazareth man whose teachings form a sublime code for human relations. It argues that despite tumultuous times, the spirit of Christianity underpins peaceful progress in private, business, and international life.
Viscount Ishii, Japanese representative, argues Japan cannot cut armaments while the United States expands hers. The piece notes congressional debate on military appropriations exceeding a billion dollars and asks if the U S can lead in disarmament without other nations’ cooperation.
The total restriction of foreign immigration for ten months seems likely as the measure passes the House and moves to the Senate. Officials estimate unemployment around two million and rising as immigrants arrive at about a million and a half yearly, a trend deemed potentially disastrous without swift action.
Garbed in royal robes, Constantine returns to Athens to resume the throne after being expelled during the war for disloyalty to the allies. The Premier, once a popular leader, led Greece to greatness and now is a foreign fugitive, a sharp reversal few expected.
A fragmentary piece recounts Ross Evans a seasonal showman planning a Christmas stunt with reindeer and a circus he guides from Weston to Swine Clive casino. Elusive Ivy Dalrymple and Mrs Dalrymple appear as key figures amid romance ambition and a heightened holiday tempo.
A. G. Gent arrived from Fontenelle on Monday to file on Green River Valley land with intent to settle in Lincoln County. The stretch is praised for irrigation potential and high grade soil. Mr. Sherley and Glenn Jones accompanied him, with Sherley planning a gasoline pumping plant near Slate Creek to lift river water for irrigation.
The Kem merer lodge of Masons held its annual meeting Friday night electing L. E. Holland as Master Wm Paulson as Senior Warden J T Platt as Junior Warden Frank Curtis as Senior Deacon and M B Reynolds as Junior Deacon The newly elected officers will be installed at the next meeting The lodge members will attend Episcopal church services on St Johns Day the 26th of the month
Cheyenne reports the preparation of Wyoming's first state budget and the governor's recommendation is nearing completion in Governor Robert D. Carey's office under Major B. M. Bennett. The new law-based budget aims to standardize appropriations by analyzing past expenditures to better inform the legislature over the next two years.
Washington D C nomination of Idaho Democrat Senator Nugent to fill a vacancy on the Federal Trade Commission was confirmed by the Senate in open session after President Wilson sent the nomination. Nugent's term as senator expires March 3.
Miss Edna Scott attends the State University at Laramie and will return home tomorrow to spend the holidays with her family. A Kemmerer High School graduate from the class of ’20 and Miss Schofield, also a local high school alumna, are said to represent the community at the university in a creditable manner based on reports received here.
Advice promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to keep bowels regular and liver and stomach in good order. Claims tablets strengthen the stomach regulate the liver and bowels while being easy to take and mild in effect. Priced at a quarter.
Elders Gray and Mar shall of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints visited Kemmerer on ecclesiastical matters. Kemmerer lacks a bishop, so Councillor John McPhee was set apart as presiding elder until a new bishop is chosen at the quarterly conference in January 1921. Gray and Marshal reside in Randolph Utah and their visit was appreciated.
Four men were painfully burned but not dangerously hurt in Frontier No 3 mine at four o clock Saturday. Fire boss Joe Wainwright and three others Jack Grontage Joe White and Joe Gepperlis suffered facial and arm burns after a sprinkler had been installed in an unfinished entry. They were rushed to the miners hospital for immediate care under Drs. Stafford and Goldberg.
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