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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
12
A short display of local ad terms and pricing for notices including feral notices and various inseration rates. It outlines charges per line, first insertion, subsequent insertions, and other unit prices like brevier tangibles and resolutions.
An advertise ment from Logansport Indiana urges a seven year old girl to wash and sweep to earn money for thrift stamps. The piece extols children selling papers and investing in government bonds to support the war effort, praises George Creel and wartime information policy, and condemns critics while noting community events and local newspaper loyalties.
A letter received from Ralph W. Smith formerly of Kammerer and now First Lieutenant in the Trench Warfare Section of the Ordinance Department reports his work with hand and Nile grenades and trench mortars. He notes prior law practice in Kammerer, California, several appellate cases before the California Supreme Court, and states he is stationed in Washington awaiting possible assignment to the front.
Fragmented text shows names and places mixed with garbled phrases about purchases and repairs. Individuals Pilar and Bowe are mentioned alongside unclear references to Hiesplank plant and WHPiliert. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
Joe Ed Onoss at Prontibe a filtve tee crone arts event drew attendees including Sarit Catherine Miltred and Mary Moghy Melon and Annin Alder. An allocation of fee Conte whe Charend and Bho britenda at the pleas raised over seven dollars for the Hed Moar.
A garbled OCR style notice hints at health symptoms and relief methods. It mentions digestion and headaches, and suggests trying Chamberlain's Tablets to move the bowels and aid relief. The text reads like a misread medical blurb urging a remedy.
Advert seeks a solicitor to represent in the field of publications in America with desired experience in legal matters. Address provided as 418 Cas and Bie irie Midg., Denver Colorado.
In Kemmerer residents recall Lieut. Chas W Hemming who shared frontline experiences from the war. He urged Americans to join with Canadian soldiers as brothers, praised sacrifice, and urged support through Liberty Bonds War Savings Stamps and Red Cross donations. He stressed home and school duty to foster unity and bolster those serving overseas.
A ranch home in Fonte nelle basin hosted a Saturday night dance and supper to benefit the American Red Cross. About two hundred attendees danced from eight in the evening until five the next morning with music by Kemmerer pianist Mr. Fret Jennings. Guests from Kemmerer and delegations from Hamatork Big Piney and Opal enjoyed meals of sandwiches coffee ice cream and cake. A pecuniary assessment was levied on gentlemen for the Red Cross fund. The event was praised as a complete success by hosts and guests alike.
Ailment described as rheumatic muscle pain treated with absolute rest and Chamberlain's Liniment applications. Advertisement notes remedies and favors rest for relief.
Louis C Jensen of Grover Wyoming announces candidacy for Representative from Lincoln County. He pledges to back National Prohibition Amendment ratification, enforce prohibition laws, reform school taxation equity, and support wartime measures to aid Allied victory. He cites years in public life and asks for voter support.
Mr F Cromley editor of the Rock Springs Miner visits in Regnwerer Supssylet and is described as a veteran newspaper man at the state. He discusses the ongoing demand for skilled help to maintain the plant, noting the hard working conditions and air full of dust and noise on the work floor.
Sugar beet growers faced lower prospective returns as wartime price support fell short of prewar levels. Federal investigators found figures higher than company estimates, prompting protests from farmers. Factories prepared for more tonnage, but protests and agitation shifted focus to price playback and national policy effects on production and payrolls.
Thunter Salmon of Wyoming announces his candidacy for Lincoln County commissioner for a four year term subject to the August 20 1918 primary. He pledges a businesslike administration and asks voters for support, asserting familiarity with local needs and a duty to equitable county funds.
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