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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1920

Page

12

Hoover’s Public Statement Stirs Political Debate

A New York public statement by Herbert Hoover sparks reaction among politicians who doubt his party loyalty while the public at large, indifferent to party labels, sees Hoover as a figure aiming to unite both parties. He argues for clear party stands on postwar issues, supports constitutional safeguards, and warns against socialism and private profit dominating government. If the treaty supports peace, he favors the league and suggests economic reconstruction and restrained military policy as paths to broader stability.

Herbert Hoover Hoover New York Peete League

Pinedale Roundup Details Civic Reorganization Drive

A Pinedale issue reports a meeting to reorganize the Pinedale Commercial Club with broad local turnout. Twenty six business people and ranchers paid on the spot 266 dollars in membership fees, signaling strong community initiative and readiness to lead.

PINEY Pinedale Pinedale Commercial Club Inedale

The Gentle Art of Promising in a Restless Congress

Soldiers and sailors grow impatient at failed Republican pledges on pensions or cash bonuses tied to service. The piece argues promises were political for votes, not compensation, and that GOP leadership blocks action due to internal disagreements. It notes税 profits and luxury tax changes and railroad legislation have stalled.

Fe Eeren Republican Congress Congress

Senate faces delays over Cumminatite progress

The article notes partisan bickering in Congress as Republicans struggle to agree on a major omnibus bill. It describes ongoing attempts to distribute pork to districts, with invitations from Representative John W. Langley signaling plans to prepare and report an omnibus appropriations measure. The piece critiques promises versus performance and cites a seven year gap since a major bill, tying to the Wilson administration.

Senate House of Representatives Republians Congress John W. Langley Howls Oenenent Se Con Langley Wilson Wyoming

Wood alcohol found in liquor in deadly proportions

Readable fragments indicate samples of liquor from Laramie contained deadly concentrations of wood alcohol. An expert at a local lab identified the dangerous component in several bottles leading to urgent warnings about tainted spirits and potential health risks.

Laramie Avery

Supreme Court Decides Big Case In Favor Of Plaintiff

The high court sustains the plaintiff in a suit over partnership in a Richards business, reversing lower rulings. Judge W. J. Tidball’s spring decision is upheld as correct. In a separate report, a new church meeting house in Afton will cost over 80,000 dollars, with Chris Call of Afton contracted to oversee excavation starting soon.

Supreme Court W. J. Tidball Richards L. D Afton Star Valley Independent Chris Call

New Garage Planned for Rock Springs

Rock Springs will gain a modern brick cement and steel garage soon. John E. Isend, owner of the Rock Springs garage, has bought a site for the building. It will measure forty by ninety feet with a basement under the entire structure.

Rock Springs John E.isend

Man Recovering From Ill Health Credits Trial Remedy

A Los Angeles man at Broadway Department Store credits a trial remedy with restoring his health after a year of weakness. He lost weight, suffered nerves, and sleepless nights but reports gaining seven pounds and renewed strength after starting the treatment.

James D Los Angeles Hamil West Fifty-fourth Street Broadway Mr. Hamil

Democracy versus autocracy in schools debate

Educational column surveys Dr Julius Boraas address to Southern Minnesota Teachers Association urging democracy in teaching. He argues memorization alone fails, promotes cooperative thinking, and says teachers must be trained as democracy promoters. He warns of current autocratic methods and stresses cultivating everyday good judgment.

Julius Boraas St. Olaf Cones Minnesota Mankato Germany

Students Get Economical In Muskogee High School

Muskogee Oklahoma students adopt frugal dress to curb extravagance under a voluntary program. Boys wear hy shirts and trousers while girls wear gingham dresses and cotton stockings. Girls also braid hair and avoid hairpins or rouge, reflecting a shift away from adornment.

Muskogee Okla Fecer Auroy

Valentine Dance at Cook's Pavilion Planned for Feb 14

The Valentine dance to be held at Cook's Pavilion on Saturday evening February 14 promises a large crowd and a good time. Valentines and flowers will be available for dancers and a fine orchestra will provide music.

Valentine Cook's Pavilion

Incubator inventor Harris W. Ax Simie dies in Douglas

Harris W. Ax Simie, long associated with incubator development, died in Douglas after years as a Cincinnati resident who founded an incubator factory. He supplied many machines across the United States and Canada.

Douglas Harris W. Ax- Simie Cehain Tiiter Cincinnati United States Canada

Flue Epidemic Closes Rawlins Strains City

Rawlins faces a severe week with the highest death toll since last winter’s flu epidemic. Sickness pervades the city as many cases are serious and several deaths are attributed to a mix of grippe influenza and pneumonia. Doctors and nurses contend with the outbreak and report better control than most cities.

Rawlins Rawlina Republican

Methodist Episcopal Church Services Begin With Cold Welcome

Last Sunday marked our first day at the Methodist church with services despite cold and stormy weather. A larger congregation is hoped for next Sunday. The Sunday school reports strong enrollment and steady leadership. Epworth League shows growing youth membership. Regular services include Sunday school at 10 30 morning and evening worship at 8 p.m. on Sundays.

Aden Epworth Logue M Ust Iis Mumbership Joe Funney School Mt Erwerth Dem. T

County Court District Petitions Case Overview

In the District Court of Lincoln County the matter titled In the Matter of the Estate of Alice Lehmer appears with clerk of district court IVAN JONES listed as attorney for Petitioner. The document outlines filing details for a probate matter and names the involved parties and representation.

County of Lincoln Alice Lehmer, Aanad Plo LA Chapeli Ivan Jones

Public Land Sale Notice for David W and tract near Lot 3 4

Serial numbers 06548 and 06648 announce a public sale of land under the Department of the Namn. The sale starts at 2.00 per acre with a bid process ending when bidding ceases. The tract covers Lots 3 and 4 in Block 34 of Township 23 North Range 116 West, with the sale determined by the highest bidder.

Department of the Namn R. S David W

Damm Preaches At Cheyenne District Meeting

The superintendent of Cheyenne district invites all to a church conference next Saturday at Batards Esky. A cordial welcome is extended to attendees, especially newcomers and travelers. Remember services next Sunday and aim to double last attendance.

Damm Cheyenne di Damm Baturds Esky Thone Heaon

Gusher at Rock River Flows 900 to 1020 Barrels

A Tina section report notes Rock River gusher output rising from 900 barrels on Friday to 1 020 barrels on Saturday. The Bi Gi Company was mentioned in connection with the development and ongoing production in the area.

Wea Tina A Tel

Big Consistory Class at Wyoming

The fragmentary note mentions a consistory class at Wyoming with unclear details. It references a Masonic or fraternal organization event, but the text is garbled and lacks concrete names, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics. Further context is needed to establish participants or purposes.

Wyoming

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