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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1919
Page
12
Reading locals notices for legal and public notices presented in Brevier type. Notices include legal requirements and official declarations with per line rates indicated for different notice types.
In a fierce dispute, Senators Hitchcock Kellogg Borah and others clash over Wilson's peace plan and a postwar League. Borah says attacks target Taft, not the President, while Walsh defends open-minded diplomacy and a future constitutional order guiding world peace.
Citizens urged to meet a $162 633 quota for Lincoln County War Savings Stamps for 1919. The notice condemns cashing stamps instead of purchasing, cites patriotism and postwar debt, and calls for continued public support and unity to “go over the top.” A stray incomplete paragraph mentions a missing person Irene Burke.
The Kemmerer housing market remains tight with demand for four and five room cottages as new apartments rise. Investors are urged to build about 26 cottages to meet growth, while workers seek homes for themselves and families. An organized build a home club could aid industry and regional development.
A letter from William H. Johnston, commanding, discusses Fifth Sixth French army awards, the green fir division emblem, and the division motto. It notes the latest embarkation date of March 1 and asserts Pershing’s goal to bring forces home as ships allow, countering impressions the division would stay in Europe. Also includes anecdotal Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy endorsement from Marysville Missouri about a child’s cold.
The 91st Division trained in France like before, issued new clothing, expanded athletics, and offered nightly amusements in billeted villages. Three theater troupes toured areas with men billeted, performing for General Pershing’s visit on January 27. Pershing reviewed the division, praised its appearance, noted low sickness and vice, and presented a Medal of Honor to two sergeants and several Distinguished Service Crosses to officers and men. Additional DSC awards were planned for those still hospitalised. American decorations include two Medals of Honor, one DSM, and 105 DSCs. Belgian authorities and Belgian generals withheld portions of honors with the commander-in-chief’s approval.
The readable lines show odd phrasing and unclear speakers with phrases like thanks and a personal address. No identifiable events, names, places, or dates are present to form a coherent summary. The text appears as an excerpt of dialogue or misOCR.
About one thousand young men from Lincoln County joined the colors to support world freedom. The piece cites pride in their service and references the broader story of the struggle in France and Belgium, mentioning individuals such as Yarger Davia Lisiewyn Emory R. Daniele.
Western department explains insignia meanings for veterans. Gold chevrons show six months overseas, more for each additional six months. Gold chevron on lower right sleeve marks wounds. Silver left sleeve chevron means time served outside theatre. Red or scarlet chevron signals honorable discharge. Gold star left sleeve marks early deployment. silver star marks early Pershing overseas service. Overseas caps allowed until discharge. Also notes on snakes with diamond heads and shedding biology.
Fragment from a historical page mentions gusts and storms tied to a description by George Bitot. It references an unelaborated country and explanatory context. The readable text is incomplete and lacks concrete events or dates to anchor a full summary.
The team opened with a 20 to 14 victory and followed with an 85 to 80 win over Kemmerer last Saturday. Coach notes confidence as they plan more games against visiting teams and expect a solid showing from the boys.
The Mente Mora from Paris Laden with mail for Ameries dated August 3 1482. She is described as a ninety foot long good ship with sixty seamen, fully decked and four manty-two square walls and two with slots. Other vessels were smaller and deckless, all designed for a year’s voyage.
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