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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
8
A nearby blaze at Joe Piz bakery prompted a swift volunteer response. The alarm rang at six, hoses froze and burst, delaying effort. Fire damaged the rear of the bakery and a large block, with about 600 dollars in insured losses, but crews prevented total ruin and saved valuable merchandise.
A garbled account mentions Frankfurt, King Carl the Great, and a pursuit by main river. The text lacks clear events or dates, with phrases failing to identify a ford, location, or outcome. It hints at a historical or legendary setting but remains unreadable for concrete details.
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The fifty sixth annual National Woolgrowers convention will discuss legislation finance and ranch management at the Hotel Utah Salt Lake City January 17 to 19. Gov Harding of the federal reserve board will speak on finance and the reserve system role in business. Idaho Senator-elect F R Gooding and tariff expert Thomas Walker Page will address tariff and financial issues facing woolgrowers along with possible relief laws and reports on stockyards freight rates and commissions.
Laramie December 14 At 2 this afternoon the registration for the seen semester at the University showed that many students of college rank had enrolled for work during the new term which started today. Most registered yesterday on opening day. The total is larger than the first term and is expected to approach 400 before the third and last term begins.
Washington Dec 15 Senator Kendrick and allies secured unanimous Senate consent to vote on the meat packing bill on January 24 1921. Agreement sets a definite voting date to end delays and give the measure priority over other bills, leaving House fate as the next hurdle.
A garish festive display lights a room with a Christmas tree and small bulbs. Around the base are car parts and accessories that could please a child or relative as a present.
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Readable fragments describe a person associated with the Hecate Industry and a discussion of vehicle variation and regulation. The passage mentions a couple and a demand for specific actions, but the text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or named entities.
Three social events were held for Miss Katharine Rousche who departs soon for Ardmore Pennsylvania. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Porter Mrs. P J Quesly and Miss Elizabeth Wood. Rousche will leave on Sunday afternoon.
Tony Delaurante, about twenty six, ex soldier born in Colorado to Italian parents, was killed by a fall of coal in the Oakley mine Thursday afternoon. Two coworkers were injured. Funeral held at Miner’s Hall Oakley Sunday under Italian Society and U M W A auspices with burial in Diamondville cemetery.
At the Knights of Pythias meeting last Wednesday officers were elected and installed for the year. Named: A D Migley, John Sager V, Edward McElroy Prelate, Harry Jaicoletti K of R and land 8, J H Harris M of F, Frank Eynon M of E, Mike Criteria, L G He. Meeting now to be held on first and third Wednesdays each month.
The Kemmerer Garage has received calendars for the coming year featuring a reproduction of the peace conference as a decorative record of a historical event. The calendar complements a mixed stock of Chevy vehicles including touring cars runabouts and trucks displayed during the week.
Tiarroa Munn, a Wyoming rancher and merchant, hauled a truckload of hay to the upper country then traveled through Opal shoveling snow drifts. He sold three hundred fifty tons of hay at twelve dollars per ton, noting strong valley crops and cattle shipments but potential later hay sales this winter.
A. K. Ableman, Moose Lodge organizer, spent a week in the area promoting Moose heart films. He plans to organize a Cokeville lodge as interest grows. Films have drawn attention in Cheyenne with Governor Carey among notable viewers, and a large class was initiated at Rock Springs bringing membership to 233. Ableman heads to Bremerton for the holidays, then returns to continue work.
Fragmented OCR text references local items including a Tuesday event, a meeting of people, and varying names. It mentions a person named Quin and a debit reference, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. The readable elements suggest a small, general-interest local briefs listing.
A fragmented OCR item describes dry fenwing lea selenite farming near WN Wihete tere. It mentions irrigation concerns, fertile fields, and a perceived threat from a drone or delivery issue. Plows and labor are referenced in a disrupted fashion.
Americans abroad form the Insular and Foreign Division of the American Red Cross Fourteenth Division, with 30 808 paid members in 1920. The division runs chapters across many nations and territories, supports families of service members, and plans service clubs in foreign ports to aid sailors and disaster relief efforts.
The American Red Cross runs a broad program for World War II veterans in Public Health hospitals and those trained by the Federal Board for Vocational Education. It provides convalescent houses, ward parties, and outings, supports mental health cases for state hospital patients, and helps with compensation, housing, and vocational needs through Home Service and district offices.
A therian chapter of the American Red Cross, comprised of Americans residing in Spain, contributed to a fundraiser organized by the Red Cross and the League of Relief Cries Association to aid Eulasia.
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