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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1919
Page
4
Advertising rates appear in this weekly edition, with wordy placeholders and misprinted pricing. Rates for first insertion run in the column and subsequent cards of thanks or revolutions are noted at 1 cent per line or similar. The messy OCR shows line breaks and partial words, reflecting a brief notice of rate structure and publication timing.
Capt. W. L. Tooze Jr discusses Republican fate in the upcoming race stating a likely win regardless of candidates, while noting the need for issue focus. He likens party money power to Mark Hanna and questions chances for progressive Republicans to secure the nomination.
A fragment outlines rifts between House and Senate Republicans over economy in public expenditures and war funding. It notes initial pledges of retrenchment and reduced military spending, but Senate amendments raised appropriations. Conference reports split with floor leadership opposing outcomes.
The article notes divisions within the Republican ranks as the Senate debates a civil bill and a budget system proposal. It cites Senator Kenyon criticizing the omission of a budget-implementation measure, warning that GOP unity is essential for future campaigns and wartime efforts.
A fragmented 1918 Casper text reflects on life and mortality with aphorisms about birth and death, family dynamics, lineage, honesty, and community. It muses on the dignity of labor, aging, and the irony of aging, ending with a dated line about the era.
Mystic Minerva draws a large audience with past and future readings at the Brown Amusement company show. Prof. Gordien and his Palace of Mystery attract visitors with feats and quick wit, while the Red Bow Mystery and other acts promise further thrills to patrons.
Government bulletin outlines elk numbers and distribution, warns of winter range loss, and presses for land control, winter feeding grounds, and stricter game laws. Yellowstone Park and surrounding forests are focal points for sustaining elk herds amid increased demand for hay and pasture. Public policy urged to balance conservation with ranching interests and enforcement.
Fragmentary OCR text from a 1911 land claim notice lists a location description in Hana and Wyoming with garbled terms and partially legible claimant names. The readable portion references a receiver, the United Land Office, and a dated filing on the sixth day of December 1911.
A public notice states tax lien rights on property will lapse on November 21, 1919 unless redeemed. The Gle p Investment Company is set to receive deed if not redeemed, with official signatures including J P Keogh Treasurer.
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