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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1920
Page
8
President T L Mullens of the Arizona Wyoming Oil Company reports a month in California and says coast capitalists show strong interest in western Wyoming air fields. He notes plans for spring development and a topping plant to separate ganolene, enabling a new industry in the fields.
Washington, Feb 3. The 1918 U S death rate set a record, with 1,471,867 deaths and a rate of 18 per 1,000 in thirty states. The mortality data from the Census Bureau notes influenza and pneumonia as a large portion of deaths, reflecting the pandemic's impact on public health.
Fragmentary readable lines reference a wind incident and various names such as Graham of Buffalo and Mr Corn, with hospital and parade-like details. The text remains incoherent, offering no clear people, places, dates, or outcomes to anchor a factual summary.
Spokane Washington February 4 Government regulation of the meat packing industry was endorsed in a resolution at the American National Livestock Association annual convention. United States Senator John B Kendrick was reelected president and El Paso chosen as next year’s meeting place. A call was made for railroads to return to private control with full restoration of the ICC powers. Other resolutions support settling the antitrust suits against the packers by Attorney General Palmer and praise Kendrick’s leadership.
A reflective piece arguing that a earning member must repay their community beyond mere presence. It critiques empty boasts and urges ongoing personal investment in local growth, with fictional dialogues and a satirical tone about civic duty and reputation.
Dubpit Fotod abe wos tack pet o bine. Kinney of Dubpit notice a bear in a lounge, watching a game when the animal suddenly reacts. Eyewitness recounts a strange moment as the bear appears entranced and mimics human behavior before calm returns.
A Chicago Tribune editorial attacks Republican leader Mondell of Wyoming for backing economy over national defense, calling his selection of a pacifist to the military affairs committee a blow to preparedness and to the Republican Party. The piece argues Mondell ignores public sentiment and endangers American lives, urging repudiation before the next election.
The university resumes its lecture series featuring soprano Mrs Macbeth and prima donna Merleeth, with Bulleted notes on Fraser and Ernest Gamily concert party. The season includes a major focus on music and a February concert, plus plans for an intercollegiate baseball debut and extension work programs for farmers and ranchers through county and state farm bureaus.
Washington D C Feb 4 Senate agriculture committee reassembled for its first session after the new year Senator John B Kendrick presented a bill he and Senator William Kenyon of Iowa support to regulate the meat packing industry The bill aims at permanent publicity of live stock market operations by creating a federal livestock commission of three members serving five years and $10000 annually The commission would assume duties of the former bureau of markets and compel attendance of witnesses and production of records to prevent future unlawful combinations and monopolies
In San Francisco on February 3 a $50,000 Army Navy YMCA building for the Pearl Harbor base in Hawaii was announced. McCarl, executive secretary of the Western Department, praised the project and cited Admiral Fletcher’s strong support and the unit’s flourishing work with Navy and Army personnel in Honolulu and en route to the Far East.
Washington reports total interest on loans to foreign countries amounts to about $325,000,000. Treasury table shows Britain leading with $140,440,000 in interest and France around $94,000,000. Treasury plans to defer collection for several years during reconstruction efforts.
A rugged narrator recalls dreams of wealth from a rich well. He boasts of stock sales and family plans while following every rumor of the well’s success, vowing to invest and prosper as money flows with the bore. The tale blends pride, stubbornness, and a hopeful glance toward town life.
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