Chiropractors Bill Passes the House on Drafted Provisions
Debate over the chiropractors bill highlighted the push to regulate the profession, with supporters arguing for recognition and opposition warning against unnecessary restrictions. Amendments sought to limit physician control on death certificates and to raise scholastic requirements, but only one passed.
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Williams
DeLaney
Smith
Huffman
Barksdale
May
House
Deputy Collector Coming to Kemmerer for Tax Returns
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector J A Allard will visit Kemmerer to help taxpayers file income tax returns on February 28 and March 1 and 2 at City Hall. Announcement received from Cheyenne.
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Internal Revenue
Collecor
J. A. Allard
Kemmerer
Cheyenne
Biliousness remedy promises quick liver relief
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tab Jets as a healthful tonic to combat biliousness. It claims the pills quickly restore appetite and banish dull, stupid feelings, promoting a refreshed, normal mood and better digestion.
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Chamberlain
Delphian Society Holds Banquet With Toaster Toasts
The Lincoln Dolphian Society gathered at the Kemmerer hotel last Saturday with thirteen members present. Mrs. Myra Ey Geer, county superintendent of schools, served as toastmistress, and guests gave responsive toasts on topics like Education and Our Course of Study. A special Yellowstone talk by Mrs. King and a unique social life poem toast highlighted the evening. the next banquet is planned for May.
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Lincoln Dolphian Society
Kemmerer Hotel
Myra Ey Geer
P. J
P. J. Quealy
M. J.goldberg
A. L. Burgoon
Ed. Barrett
A. M. King
Haddenham
Miss Marjorie Pfeiffer Hosts Senior Party
Miss Marjorie Pfeiffer entertained the Kemmerer High School senior class and friends at the Odd Fellows hall last Friday night. Red hearts and arrows decorated the front room, Billy's orchestra provided music, and dancing followed. A late dining luncheon featured salad sandwiches coffee and heart shaped ice cream. Guests described Miss Pfeiffer as a delightful hostess.
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Marjorie Pfieffer
Odd Fellows Hall
Kemmerer High School
Billy
New Revenue Collector Resigns in Wyoming
Cheyenne February 15 Special to The Camera. Leslie A. Miller resigns as Internal Revenue Collector effective February 28. A. H. Ricker named acting collector until a permanent appointment is made. Miller will open an office March 1 to assist federal taxpayers with back year taxes. Meanwhile a special Elks train to Rock Springs for the Round-Up runs Friday morning at 9 30 with no extra ticket charge.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Leslie A. Miller
Internal Revenue
Miller
A. H. Ricker
Ricker
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Bud" Hocker
Lincoln County
Stray Elks
Opal
Big Piney
Daughter Dies of Illness in Afton Home
Caroline, seven months old, daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Gilbert Taysom, died at the family home in Afton after a four week illness from stomach inflammation. Funeral services were held at the South Ward Chapel last Thursday afternoon followed by interment in Afton cemetery.
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Caroline
Bishop
Gilbert Taysom
Afton
South Ward
Citizenship grants for discharged soldiers at Wyoming court
All men dishonorably discharged who were not naturalized while in service may apply for citizenship on Thursday March 4 1021 at the office of the Clerk of the District Court Lawn Hall Kemmerer Wyoming. Applicants must bring two witnesses and their honorable discharge certificate. A Greenville South Carolina student recounts relief from persistent cough after using Chamblain’s Cough Remedy, saying two bottles cured him.
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Ofice
H. P. Burbage
Greenville
8. C
Chamberlain
Quilting Bee Trip Ends Safely After Snowy Sleigh Ride
Relief Society from Diamondville and Oakley joined for a quilting bee in a bob sleigh trip that saw several members tipped into snow drifts but all returned safe. Residents enjoyed a Saturday city hall party hosted by Mutual Improvement Society. Reverend Dunn and Reverend Williams dined with local families after Sunday Methodist service. A social evening followed at Mrs Akins. The Me thodist group discussed Chinese famine Near East Relief and related issues.
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Relief Society
Diamondville
L. D
Oakley
the Mutual Improvement Society
Methodist Church
W. T. Dunn
Williama of
Kemmerer
A. L. Burgoon
B. “Akins
Bondurant Notes Weather Banter and Return from Rock Springs
Groundhog shadow seen, six weeks or six months debated, blustering weather with no heavy snows yet. Basin average snow depth about three feet. Mrs Shel E Baker and daughter Josephine return from Rock Springs after Miss Baker's operation. Husky sledding on tobogans with friends at Avery ranch celebration. Music by Haley and Johnson. Clyde Johnson hauling hay to his ranch. Question about a long trail across McDonald flat leaving Bondurant.
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Shel. E. Baker
Josephine
Rock Springs
Avery Ranch
Mother
Bill
Haley and
Johnson
C. F. Bellin
Clyde Johnson
Bondurant
McDonald Flat
L D S Bazaar and Dance Next Wednesday Evening
The L D S Primary association will host a bazaar and dance next Wednesday evening February 28. Refreshments will be served and music will be provided. Tickets for the dance cost 5 cents.
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L. D
CATARRH MEDICINE ADVERTISED IN 19TH CENTURY REVIEW
An ad describes Catarrh Medicine as a curative tonic for acute nasal catarrh and colds. It promotes cleansing the blood and boosting immunity to prevent future maladies. The text cites testimonials and urges readers to order for quick relief.
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Chesey & Seo
Kemmerer Welcomes New Baseball Fan at Hospital
A new Kemmerer baseball enthusiast arrived at L. I. C. M. hospital last Saturday morning. The baby girl is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Hartley of Opal. Mother and child are reported as doing fine.
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Kemmerer Nine
L. IC. M
Geo. Hartley
Opal
Demonstrator Evelyn Black to Teach Dressmaking at High School
County Home Demonstrator Miss Evelyn Black will visit Monday February 21 to present a dress making lesson in Domestic Art at the high school. The session starts at 1 p.m.
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Evelyn Black
Army appropriation bill passes after veto clash
The army appropriation bill carrying 920000000 and authorizing 160000 troops in 1922 sailed through after a late fight to cut officers failed 271 to 58. Senate action followed executive veto while recruitment may halt until force reaches 175000 men.
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Washington
Senate
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