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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1919
Page
12
Fragmented OCR text shows advertising rates and notice style from a period publication. It mentions a 1 cent per line rate for cards of thanks and revolutions and references a Wednesday publication timing with a general ad rate. Names, dates, and locations are unclear due to damaged text.
An interview in the Cheyenne paper quotes Capt. W. L. Tooze Jr predicting a guaranteed Republican win regardless of standard bearer. He notes a wealth of influence and money, implying a strong party machine, while later acknowledging that a progressive Republican candidate would struggle for nomination amid party inertia.
The piece notes rifts between House and Senate Republicans on fiscal policy. It cites early pledges of retrenchment and economy in military and public expenditures, yet Senate bills grew by hundreds of millions, undermining claimed economy. Conference reports split from House totals, drawing opposition to the reports.
The piece notes divided Republican ranks in Congress and critiques on budget reform plans as Democrats enjoy a rallying cry around wartime unity. It warns a fractured GOP risks failing to present a united front in the upcoming campaign and stresses the need for cohesive teamwork to challenge the Democrats.
The piece muses on occupation fate birth and death with paradox and wit. It hinges on a Casper dated July 1 1918 fragment, noting the stubborn ties between a community and its members as they face aging and misfortune.
The Brown Amusement Company features Mystic Minerva who reads birth details and fate without questions. Prof Gordien offers additional illusions and comedy in a dazzling Palace of Mystery show attracting large crowds.
Government Bulletin outlines elk numbers from 70 000 nationwide with Yellowstone as core winter range risk. It calls for land and forage expansion, strict season timing, and enforcement to prevent poaching and habitat loss. Proposes $300 000 to fence and add 10 000 winter feeding grounds and to create state game refuges to shield elk from hunting disruption.
Fragmented OCR shows a land claim record with directions, section and range identifiers, names partially legible, and a date entry in December 1911. Includes terms like Receiver of the United Land Office and claimant names partially readable, suggesting an original claim documentation.
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