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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
10
The article contrasts England’s meat rationing with American lines for food and shows wartime pride in American inventions. It lists innovations credited to Americans and other nations, and condemns German actions in war while praising Allied and neutral achievements.
Our neighbors discuss German propaganda before the war aimed at impressing Americans with German science. They note the Kaiser’s claims and counter that key inventions stem from Holland and the United States, including the submarine and the Wright brothers’ airplane.
Red Lodge Journal reports on a new anti bellyache movement calling itself the Anti Bellyache Society. The group rejects war-time whine and aims to discourage dissent without dues offices or banquets. Members express belief that no leader can please everyone and wartime must affect peaceful occupations.
Public notice states that on July 1 1914 the Lincoln County Wyoming treasurer sold delinquent 1913 taxes on described lands to the Glen Investment Company and issued a tax certificate later assigned to the Glen Investment Company, which seeks a Treasurer's Tax Deed if not redeemed by November 1 1918, with redemption deadlines and subsequent notices for a second parcel in 1915, detailing names of buyers and property descriptions and dates. The notices warn that redemption must occur or the county will convey the property to the holder.
Notice states the redemption of property from tax sale will be examined on November 1 1918 date and payments or redemptions must be delivered to the Treasury or designated treasurer per law. The document is signed by Lagerauist secretary of the investing company, without seal.
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