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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
8
New Year's Eve dance by the local fire department remains a premier social event. Abbas and the firemen host the annual affair with the Remmerer orchestra providing a lively repertoire. The event, under new management at Niall, promises a memorable evening with dance tunes and period mood.
Last Friday the sixth grade performed in the high school building with a well conducted entertainment. Mr Porter led the event credited for its success. Scouts under Mr Bunn plan a summer trip to Yellowstone Park to strengthen membership and finances through waste paper drives and dances. The town is urged to support this youth organization as it seeks to promote woodcraft and character, keeping boys physically clean morally straight and mentally awake.
The annual navy report states no warship or merchant vessel was held up due to ammunition shortages. Ample stocks and ongoing depot work are noted, with $160 million saved by canceling 2709 million ord er orders since July 1, 1914. A new project focuses on modern arms and armor for dreadnought programs.
A fragmented prompt questions taste and enjoyment of meals with odd phrasing and misordered words. It appears as a playful text about dining and rhythm, though the wording is garbled and lacks a cohesive news sense.
Internal Revenue Service official L A Miller urges Wyoming ranchers and farmers to keep detailed books and file taxes on an inventory basis to reflect true annual income. Weather and market changes could push large profits into one year. inventory method spreads tax more fairly and may allow fiscal year filing with adjustments.
Washington December 23 A political analysis by Joseph C. O Mahoney discusses Hiram Johnson seeking the Republican nomination and railing at party politicians. It contrasts Johnson and Miles Poindexter with Bull Moose exit dynamics, notes Penrose and Crane control of policy, and foresees a convention dominated by reactionaries with Johnson alienated. It references Taft era divides and La Follette parallels, ending with uncertainty about party direction in 1920.
St Patrick's Church outlines the Christmas and New Year mass schedule with low and high masses on Christmas Day and New Year's Day in Kemmerer. Non Catholics are welcome at all services.
Members of the Sunday school present singing recitations and acting in a well trained program promised tonight. All are invited and urged to attend.
Rev Cagey of Evanston will be in Kemmerer next Sunday for St Johns Day. Morning service at eleven with special music by the choir. Evening service to follow. Masons to attend in a body, meet at the Masonic hall and march to the church. Appreciation expressed to contributors of Christmas flowers at St Patricks Church. Kemmerer citizens praised for liberal spirit.
On the eve of Christmas a crowd of girls tells of gifts while Esther Lane, poor and living with a washing mother, awaits a coat from her father’s overcoat. The girls secretly plan to give Esther a surprise Santa style, delivering a shared gift bundle that night as Esther sleeps, hopeful for warmth and joy.
A fragment outlines a boy’s quiet Christmas Eve ordeal as he pretends to sleep while Santa Claus is imagined to take him away. The poem hints at fear, longing, and a child’s desire for joy during the holiday.
Matinees at 2 PM and 8:18 PM feature D W Griffiths production The Greatest In Life with special feature Aanatts Kal Merman The Gas story now showing from York and London. Million dollar production boasts regular prices 1c and 28. Saturday Billie Darke in Make Believe Wife with matinees at 2 PM.
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