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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
4
A dramatic antiwar polemic denounces postwar nationalism and isolationism while mocking idealists and leaders who favored arms, alliances, and resistance to world involvement. It urges vigilance for future wars and condemns the old order and liberal internationalism as dead.
The presidential nomination race for the Republicans is growing, with hundreds of candidates possible by the next National Convention in Chicago. Senators Johnson Poindexter Harding Lowden Gen Wood and Gen Pershing have announced interest, with Gen Wood favored at this stage though no official nomination yet.
A London writer notes the human skeleton has about 246 bones from head to toe and lists bone counts for ears teeth back bone limbs and joints. The text hints at curiosity about the body and briefly references minerals and future dates in a curious poetic style.
A storm day absence hits the Peth Ranger Virgil and notes on Freshman class activities. Reports mention illness, baking soap, a Christmas play titled Xmas at Uncle Jerry’s, and plans to sell candy from the home economics department. Principal Mr Jackson recovers from surgery and duties resume. Miss Collins ill, Mrs Niel fills in.
Edna Scott and Margaret Armstrong were absent together leaving the senior class short. Two boys in the senior class both play on the first basketball team. Ralph missed due to illness while Hattie Wainwright and Florence McPhie were absent on multiple days. Miss Markey filled in for Mr. Moyer in history as seniors read for book reports next week.
In November Mr Bunn received a letter from the Wyoming Children s Home Society in Cheyenne asking for funds with several suggested ways to raise money. Frances Tella Evens and Delta Symeone spoke to seventh graders, inspiring donations totaling about thirteen dollars. A new president, Joe Quealy, was elected for the Junior High School Society, succeeding Mildred Clark. The Eighth Grade debated Was the South Able In Forming the Ku Klux Klan with Francs Mark and Tom Hunter on the negative side winning. the affirmative included Al Bers Renton Saywava Lucien Edna Hamer Ineata and Sarah Harrin. The eighth grade is focusing on Americanization with aims to teach better American citizenship.
On Wednesday December 10 Miss Philips selected Edna Scott Janet Vicars Margaret Armatrong Christina Pitt Mary Clark and Mabel Smith to form the girls team with Edra Scott named captain after a meeting. A substitute will be chosen later. The group plans several games and aims for a strong showing.
Notice is given that the annual stockholders meeting of Pirat National Bank in Kemmerer Wyoming will be held in the Directors Room on Tuesday January 18 1920 at 10 00 A M for election of a board of directors to serve the ensuing year and for other business as may legally come before the meeting P J Quealy President Frank Pfeiffer Cashier 410 51
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