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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1919
Page
12
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A wartime style statement attacks Bolshevism as a foreign threat and praises American opportunity for immigrants who prove loyalty. It urges vigilance against foreign influence, defends the ballot for trusted newcomers, and emphasizes unity through local papers and schools as community stabilizers.
A fragment notes that the Cerman view emphasizes costly failure as the war progresses and hints at Kemmerer's anticipated expansion in 1918 amid rising tensions and economic focus.
The speaker argues that Kemmerer owners who develop empty plots would gain good returns and the gratitude of city workers who need housing. the piece ends with a question about predicting snow this winter.
The Wyoming Legislature weighs a $6 million two year highway bond funded from state and school funds if electorate approves. Rival bills seek predatory animal control funding and a soldier memorial, with options for county memorials and a state plan. Multiple educational, fiscal, and administrative measures move through both houses as sessions continue.
C. J. Fitch of B F Goodrich advises motorists that tire inflation should not be increased in winter or reduced in summer. Proper inflation is simple to judge by eye, with a gauge for confirmation, and regular expert inspections can save money and trouble.
A narrator compares New York and Paris dress trends, noting shorter Paris gowns versus long New York skirts. The piece describes footwear shifts, toe shapes, and fashionable stance, with observations on how dressing on Broadway differs from Rue de la Paix and the impact on gait and appearance.
A cryptic passage speaks of high shoes long skirts and a crowd awaiting return. The writer anticipates friends finding plenty of variety and mentions strong drink and wine as items they may miss.
Farmers buying large quantities of the field pea previously called Kaiser will use the new name McAdoo. The USDA introduced the variety from Germany years ago and the name change mirrors the broader Northwest substitution of Kaiser for McAdoo and Liberty brand.
A World War II tale describes Corporal Jobson a Black soldier six feet tall suffering hardship amid German retreat. He is aided by a harmonica and a moment of hope as dawn breaks and searchers call for him.
The United States Department of Agriculture says home gardens should be a profitable effort this year as in past seasons. Those with land and time who garden efficiently save money, aided by high prices for most vegetables, though planning should aim to meet family needs rather than market sales.
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