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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1907
Page
3
Editorial urges rural residents to patronize local shops to sustain communities and curb catalogue houses. It argues that local merchants fund schools churches and roads, keep towns alive, and prevent agricultural depreciation and monopoly via local market support.
Englishman Alfred Mosely admires American life and sends commissions to study the United States. Gardner Williams, an American mining engineer who controls diamond output, shaped the era with Rhodesian empire ambitions. Williams rose from Michigan youth to lead a South African monopoly and later returned to the United States.
A long critique of Count Boni de Castellane, married to Anna Gould, detailing $8 million spent in four years and grand entertainments. It contrasts his extravagance with other famed spendthrifts, noting purchases of paintings, jewels, a clock, wardrobe fullness, and costly entertainments including bear hunts and royal banquets.
The article compiles a wide range of events including a major factory fire in Detroit causing roughly 750000 dollars in damage, a partner shooting death in New York state, a German related political and legal upheaval, military plans and budget debates, a monumental snowstorm in North Dakota, and notable court actions in New York and Washington. It notes maritime incidents, a submarine sinking in Cherbourg, and labor movements affecting Honolulu. Names such as Howard Culfieet and Henry H. Rogers appear among others.
An ad urges readers to keep money at home bank and invest through the Cash Buyer's Union mail order sales. It claims home banks offer good interest and warns against using mail order houses.
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