Reading Notions at Kemmer Gathered Students
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a reading notions event at Kemmer, with attendees and notes about per line spacing and beverages. No clear names or dates emerge. content is garbled and lacks full context.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a reading notions event at Kemmer, with attendees and notes about per line spacing and beverages. No clear names or dates emerge. content is garbled and lacks full context.
Progressive Republican Gifford Pinchot denounces what he calls the controlled, profiteering faction within the GOP. He claims key leaders advance monopolies over public welfare and notes a Chicago Republican National Committee session hinting at a candidate like Jim Watson of Indians.
The conviction of A. G. Townley and Joseph Gilbert, leaders in the Nonpartisan league, for conspiracy to teach disloyalty follows a Jackson trial and signals strong judicial determination. Townley sought to address the court before the verdict, insisting the league was on trial as much as he was.
The text alleges the Nonpartisan League courted suspicion during wartime, with leaders accused of opposing government policy and hampering war conduct. It notes Townley’s status before a district jury and warns the league risks ongoing distrust until its leadership is purged.
Dr Grace Rate of Laramie donated 80 valuable bound volumes and pamphlets from her private library to the Wyoming History Department. The gifts include State University Bulletins, Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletins up to 1915, eight rare volumes from the 16th century, and war era badges programs and university news from Besune France May 1919. Citizens are urged to contribute to preserve state history.
Washington officials discuss creating a new foreign market for American meat and surplus livestock. The War Finance Board may back foreign purchases to relieve ranchers hurt by postwar demand decline and price drops.
Sao ten states that a special tour of investigation in Europe has been sent abroad to report to the Department on financial and industrial conditions. The report will be presented to the Department and a plan may be developed to finance meat exports based on those findings.
Washington July Kendrick bill authorizing leaves of absence for wounded soldier homesteaders to undergo vocational rehabilitation has been favorably reported to the Senate by the committee on public funds. The measure aims to allow injured service members to nurse and pursue training without giving up land holdings.
Local readers urged to take Dean's Kidney Pills to aid weak kidneys. Mrs E H Payne of Sapphire Street endorses the remedy, claiming relief from back pain and kidney discomfort after using the product sold at the drugstore.
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