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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1919
Page
4
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Western oil men watch as the Conference Committee report on the government oil leasing bill moves toward final passage. If enacted, over 50 million acres in western states including Wyoming would open to leasing with royalties of at least one eighth. The measure limits holdings per person or company and unsettled questions concern existing government land claims and vested rights. Kemmerer urges housing and local economic boosts, urging businessmen to support Lincoln County Wyoming growth and a Commercial Club plan to boost efforts in 1919.
Amid nationwide press debate a formal inquiry will soon report on the Overseas YMCA work during the war. Allegations focus on provisioning and possible gouging, with scrutiny of isolated charges. The inquiry aims to distinguish truth from vague cases and gauge broader impact on national welfare.
A local campaign by the Commercial and Industrial Chamber advocates building drives to boost employment and growth. Kammerer is framed as part of a broader national effort to attract workers and support a construction boom, with many men now commuting or relocating for jobs.
Platt Wilson of the Lincoln County Garage expects a spring delivery of Dodge cars and forecasts a strong Dodge market this year. A Chandler Cloverleaf sold for 2250 f. o. b. Kemmerer, and a Chandler speedster is on order for spring delivery. The firm, now in new quarters after a recent fire, plans a larger, better equipped garage and anticipates a lively year ahead in Kemmerer and vicinity.
Mrs William Mason of Fontanella district remains in serious condition at J K Marauis hospital after weeks of illness. A newborn arrived earlier and doctors fear complications tied to the sickness. Dr Landenberger from Salt Lake City arrived to direct care and ensure patient safety and comfort. The Mason family, from Ogden, Utah, has been lodging in Opal while Mason drove the Opal Hig Piney stage. By press time word came of notable improvement in the morning and Dr Landenberger will stay on for a time.
Peverson and Cable open a new tailoring firm in Kemmerer, occupying the former White House Cafe building. Mr. Peterson, a longtime local, leads tailoring with partner Mr. Cable handling cleaning and pressing. Harold Mona of Taltway is listed among early contacts at the Hotel Kemmerer.
Wyoming Governor Robert D. Carey urges commemoration of Theodore Roosevelt with statewide services on Sunday February 9. The proclamation lauds Roosevelt as a global figure of efficiency, honesty, and patriotism and notes his ties to the West and his role in promoting human liberty.
Washington message to Mark A. Skinner Wyoming collector warns taxpayers of duped income tax “experts” offering to relieve duties with their “wisdom.” Few claim real training or experience. the bureau will provide free advisory service via trained collectors and deputies at offices nationwide. Banks and trust companies will again cooperate to offer authentic tax information under the new revenue bill until filing deadlines.
A letter to Camere offices from D. W. Salmon reports pol non baite found in water buckets used for melting anew for cooking at the Little Dew Ort. The missive warns stockmen about contamination risks and urges caution in food preparation.
Citizens of Kemmerer are urged to use Dean's Kidney Pills to support weak kidneys and relieve suffering. The ad claims the remedy has helped thousands of kidney sufferers and promotes its availability at local stores and druggists.
Lincoln County’s Roll of Honor lists about a thousand young men who served in World War I, marching to defend democracy and freedom. The article notes many volunteered eagerly, with twelve cited as guides in the supreme crisis, and acknowledges more names to be added as details of the Fraste and Belgium struggle emerge. Names mentioned include Wardell Sidney Edwards Clifford Phillips Peter Johnson Guido Inawe i. Ya Tod Wilkes hevid Lislewyn Emory R. Daniels.
Lawmakers push numerous election and tax bills with limited progress. Several proposals die in committee or are blocked in the Senate, including plans to restore straight-ticket voting and to inject party conventions into primaries. Budget and education measures trigger disputes over constitutionality and funding.
A brief notice highlights services at the O14 White House Cafe building offering prompt cleaning and pressing. The item emphasizes neat, efficient work and customer convenience.
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