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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
4
In New York a public statement by Hoover prompts politicians to find clarity on party allegiance while the general public shows interest in a decisive stance. The speaker urges either party to address postwar issues, safeguard constitutional rights, oppose socialism, and pursue economic reconstruction and peace.
The Pinedale issue notes a town meeting for reorganizing the Pinedale Commercial Club attended by nearly all local business leaders. Twenty six businessmen and ranchers paid on the spot $266 in member fees, signaling strong community involvement.
A critique of Republican leaders in Congress for failing to act on pledged aid to former soldiers and sailors. The piece argues pledges were political ploys to gain votes, not sincere compensation, and that dissension within the G O P blocks veteran legislation. It notes broken vows on tax changes and railroad policy despite claims of reform.
The senate debates move to a stalled cumminaitre progress as Republicans clash over the omnibus pork plan. Invitations from Rep. Langley urge support for a new bill to spread pork to districts, arguing no bill has passed for seven years during the Wilson era, Wyoming Oil World reports.
Several liquor samples received at Laramie were found to contain an adderiabic proportion of wood alcohol. The chemist at the lab identified deadly concentrations in the drink and warned of dangerous health risks to consumers.
A high court ruling affirms the plaintiff in a suit over partnership in a Richards business, upholding a decision by Judge W J Tidball from last spring. In Afton a new church will cost over 80000 dollars, with Chris Call of Afton awarded the contract and excavation to begin within days.
Rock Springs will soon gain a new modern brick cement and steel garage. John E. Isend, owner of the Rock Springs garage, has purchased a site for the building. The structure will measure forty by ninety feet with a basement under its entire footprint.
James D of Los Angeles recounts health decline after stomach issues and surgery, losing twenty pounds and suffering depression and fatigue. He credits Tonlee remedy for restoring appetite, weight, strength, and sleep, claiming steady gains and renewed energy after starting the tonic.
Mrs Effie Alleman of District No 6 submits monthly report showing active attendance and student engagement. Dr Julius Bornas of St Olaf College admonishes, urging teachers to promote democracy over autocracy and to foster cooperative thinking for problem solving and practical judgment in students.
A Muskogee Oklahoma dispatch reports voluntary student actions at Muskogee High School to curb extravagance. Boys wear fecer auroy trousers and woolen shirts while girls wear gingham dresses and cotton stockings. The program also discourages beauty aids as part of their effort to curb vanity.
The Valentine dance at Cook's Pavilion on Saturday evening February 14 promises a large crowd and a good time. Valentines and flowers will be provided for dancers, and a first class orchestra will supply the music.
Harris W. Ax Simie, once linked to the first successful incubator, died in Douglas while living here after years in Cincinnati. He had established an incubator factory there and sold many machines across the United States and Canada.
The Rawlins area endures a severe flu epidemic with the highest weekly death toll since last winter. Sickness is widespread. many are seriously ill and several deaths attributed mainly to pneumonia. Doctors and nurses work hard to control the outbreak, which compares relatively favorably to other cities.
Last Sunday marked the first day at the Methodist Church with turnout at both services despite cold and storm. Next Sunday’s usual services planned to attract a larger congregation. Sunday school reports strong enrollment and steady leadership while Epworth Lodge youth group shows growing membership. Both organizations welcome all churchgoers. Regular schedule includes Sunday school at 10:45 a.m. and evening worship at 8 p.m. February 2 is noted for a Democracy T. event in the morning.
Clerk of District Court IVAN JONES represents petitioner in a Lincoln County matter filed in district court. The document lists Batate of ALICE 42 LEHMER and the Chapel, with attorney 1731 noted.
Public notice from the Department of the Namn dated 1920 announces a public sale for Lots 3 and 4, Block in township 23 north range 116 west, under serial numbers 06548 and 06648. The sale starts at 10 AM on starch day, with bidding closing once no further bids are made. highest bidder wins at no less than two dollars per unit.
The Cheyenne district superintendent preaches to all who will hear him and hopes for a large crowd. A conference will be held in the church Saturday the 21st. A cordial welcome extends to all, especially nonattenders and travelers stopping in town. Remember next Sunday's services and aim to double last attendance.
Report states Friday flow reached 900 barrels at Rock River with Saturday increasing to 1,020 barrels. The Tina section 7218.19 notes the Bi Gi Company involvement and ongoing heavy production.
Fragmentary notice notes a big consistory class at Wyoming with unclear details about participants or purpose and missing context from the source text. Further readable facts are unavailable to fill in names, dates, or exact actions beyond the broad reference to a consistory event.
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