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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
4
Reading locals advertise: 10 cents per line for insertion of notices and letters. First insertion listed at ten cents per line, subsequent insertions at ten cents per line. Brevier terms apply for marginal notices and resolutions.
An advertisement from Logansport Indiana urges a seven year old girl to wash, sweep, and earn money to buy thrift stamps. The piece extols girls saving and investing for government war efforts and compares two young savers to illustrate civic duty amid wartime.
Lieut Ralph W. Smith, former Kammerer lawyer, now first lieutenant in the Trench Warfare Section, Engineer Division, Ordnance Department, reports work with hand and Nile grenades and trench mortar. He notes prior California practice and Supreme Court pleas, and says he may be sent to the front soon while awaiting friends in Lin County.
Fragmented OCR yields a vague tale of purchases and plans. Names such as Pilar Bowe and Hiesplank plant appear alongside references to a Vpeteebiine Cargge and WHPiliert in an unclear wartime or repair context. The text mentions two sons and army time but lacks coherent event details.
An evening program at Frontier recognized Joe Ed Onoss and a team of volunteers including Sarit Catherine Melon Alder and Mary Moghy for their contributions. Donations totaling over 7 dollars were presented to the Hed Moar chair, with speakers Charend and BhoBritenda presenting at the event.
Fragmented OCR text describes abdominal discomfort and indigestion. It suggests using Chamberlain's Tablets to move the bowels and aid digestion, promising relief and renewed joy of life.
Classified notice seeking a solicitor to represent in U S publications. Cites address 418 Cas and Bie Midg Denver Colorado and a stated two month term. Emphasizes finding the right man for the job.
The Kemmerer audience heard Lieut Chas W Hemming recount frontline life and wartime experiences. He urged unity between American and Canadian troops, urged home support through Liberty Bonds and Red Cross donations, and called for sacrifices to back soldiers overseas.
A Saturday night at Justin Pomeroy’s ranch hosted about two hundred attendees for a dance and supper to benefit the American Red Cross. Music by Kemmerer pianist Mr. Fret Jennings filled the evening from eight until dawn, with lively numbers and a late lunch of sandwiches coffee ice cream and cake. Guests from Kemmerer Hamatork Big Piney and Opal enjoyed the event which raised funds for the Red Cross and showcased a well organized, successful fundraiser.
A short medical notice describes a lame shoulder blamed on rheumatism of the muscles. It recommends absolute rest and a few applications of Chamberlain's Liniment as a treatment option.
Louis C Jensen of Grover Wyoming announces candidacy for Lincoln county Representative with a pledge to back National Prohibition Amendment ratification and enforce state and county tax laws for schools, support wartime measures, and promote policies to benefit Wyoming, requesting Democratic voters’ support at the August 20 primary.
Mr F Cromley editor of the Rock Springs Miner visits the plant and discusses staffing troubles. He is one of the newspaper men active in state journalism, noting the ongoing demand for skilled help to run the mill. The air is filled with turbulence as protests mount over cutment needs.
Farmers demand price adjustments for beets as factories increase capacity but wartime agitation delays gut and slows production. Government urges greater acreage while a commission finds prices above prewar levels. ultimate sugar output is projected to fall, with communities facing factory closures and broader economic strain due to agitator actions aiding Germany.
Thunter Salmon announces his candidacy for Lincoln County commissioner in the August 20 1918 primary. He appeals to voters for support citing county fund equity and progressive administration and states his familiarity with Lincoln County needs.
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