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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1919
Page
4
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A long, polemical piece argues Bolshevism is a dangerous foreign influence invading America, urging native Americans to preserve the republic and voting rights while highlighting the supposed influx of divorce culture and the moral stakes of national unity. It calls for strong American cohesion and civic support for local institutions amid looming social change.
The report notes that the costliest element of the conflict was the defeat itself and urges alertness as Kemmerer anticipates rapid development in 1918.
The article quotes a local remark about skepticism toward a winter without snow and discusses property owners in Kemmerer who own vacant lots. It notes the potential benefit of building houses for rental income and for workers employed in the city, highlighting a call for investment and housing.
Wyoming lawmakers debate funding for a 6 million highway bond over two years and potential use of state funds. Rival bills seek predatory animal control and soldier memorials with costs from 75 000 to 260 000. Education and state office measures progress amid stalled bills and tax proposals.
The advice from C. J. Fitch of the B F Goodrich Rubber Company says tire inflation should not be altered with seasons. Keep tires full and round, check with a gauge if possible, and inspect tires regularly to avoid issues and save money.
A correspondent compares fashion sensibilities between New York and Paris noting shorter Paris styles and longer New York hems. The letter describes skirt lengths, footwear, and cultural impressions, with observations on how trends shift between the two cities and affect wearers.
The speaker muses that when the boys return they will find things different and that meat and strong drink will be desired. They also think wine will be missed alongside other curiosities as time passes.
The field pea previously named Kaiser after its introduction by the USDA has been renamed McAdoo. The change aims to standardize nomenclature as the peas are widely distributed in the Northwest, replacing the old Kaiser name with McAdoo.
A wounded corporal struggles in a swampy scene during a German retreat. He clings to a worn harmonica as dawn arrives and fellow soldiers call out in a chaotic, tense mood. A later notice advertises day work and home laundering near Pine Street.
The United States Department of Agriculture expects home gardens to be profitable investments of effort this year as in past seasons. It notes that land and time, when applied efficiently, yield savings, with high food prices boosting the benefit, though planning should focus on family needs rather than market sales.
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