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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
8
A collage of satirical quips on vacation, fashion, advertising, love, crime, travel, and politics. Observations range from theatrical antics to gender jokes, with ironic takes on wealth, ignorance, and public life. The piece blends witty one liners about everyday folly and public figures.
The piece lauds a Senate bill proposing a 1.5 million dollar appropriation to reduce maternal and infant deaths, arguing it safeguards the nation's future. It criticizes Senator Warren for opposing on economic grounds and extols life conservation as vital to America's well being.
A reflective editorial urges unity in national service and governance. It emphasizes faith in the American nation and citizen, seeking cooperation devoid of factional acrimony and personal aims. The piece calls for principled action and common purpose across political divides.
Washington praises General Dawes for cutting federal expenditures by about 3.9 billion dollars annually, risking public debt relief if successful. The piece notes federal appropriations rose from 1897 to 1918 and urges swift tax and spending reforms under Harding.
The June bride wears white and the groom in black, a traditional contrast observed as mourners dress in similar dark attire.
Ford Motor Company reports a June record with 108 962 Ford cars and trucks produced. Factories in Detroit and twenty two assembly plants nationwide contributed to the high monthly total.
A large number of Reds Wobblies and LWU visitors pass through Kemmerer seeking work. An arriving man says organizers travel as tramps to provoke men and disrupt employment by haranguing conditions and organizations.
Arthur Guy Bupey ex soldier and author of Over the Top visited Pinedale with Edward Moenthuw from New York City. They toured Bremond Lake and Pinedale, planned a return in Bintenbor Aw, and were hosted by local residents.
The former Elk Hotel proprietor, once connected to the Hilton, was injured Monday when a Cadillac roadster carrying four men overturned five miles north of Nephi Utah. He suffered a broken leg and was taken by doctors Miner and Rees to Salt Lake City for further care.
United States District Court in Salt Lake City ruled that Chas Johnson is entitled to 900 shares of Lincoln Kemmerer Coal stock for original development work. The decision dismisses claims against Ara C Gosling and T D Ryan, limiting Johnson’s claim to 600 shares allotted to Elden and Anderson. The case centers on an agreement made during early development of the coal property regarded as highly valuable.
A weekly titled The Tourist Tattler has launched from Yellowstone with headquarters there and printing in Bozeman Montana. Albert Collins serves as managing editor Donald Anderson is business manager and Woodward Dutton handles advertising. The paper showcases park attractions visitor notes and features on artists and authors in the region.
Local travelers report Yellowstone highways in excellent condition with heavy summer tourist traffic. The Kemmerer to Dan stretch remains similar, while the rim to Jackson segment nears completion offering fine routes into the park. East access roads are good and lodging for visitors is improving with heightened effort to showcase major sights.
Herman Whitman visited his sister Mrs. H J Genette last Saturday. Mrs Phil Twichel called on Mes Decar Henderson recently. Herman Shinsel helped Br M Jones for several days. Herman and Jerry Whitman are helping pay for J W Chrisman. Several residents from Keno are mentioned.
Notice is given that the Third Judicial District Court in Lincoln County Wyoming set a hearing date for a petition to determine claims on lands in Lincoln County. The lands include parts of sections in township 45 north range 113 west, and involve heirs of a deceased owner. Interested parties may appear and prove their claims by July 97 10.
The column records social items from Names Hill including fishing on Upper La Sarre and a family return home. It notes a Saturday night dance at J. C. Walters and a hurried road trip by Joy Twiebel, with Nettle Guyette and children mentioned among local residents.
Diamondville residents recount visits across Idaho with Jamey Hunter Jr. and pecan Gornich at Lava Hot Springs. Nearby families travel to Lake City and Evanston. A new son arrived for Mr and Mrs Andy McVicars on the 22nd.
The town's streets are quiet as residents toil for winter. Clarence Ford of Elk visits en route to Orin Seaton's ranch to help hay. Frank Norris heads to Guy Eyes ranch for haying work after months at Orin Seaton's. Utah photographer Charles Ford and wife tour Ogden and Yellowstone. they visit Wm. Strober and Jenny's Lake. Ellen Hanshew and children stay with Mrs. Brown while Mr. Brown attends a funeral in Twin Falls. George Dew returns from Upper Grove on business. Few Kelly residents attend the Jackson Chautauqua July 17 to 21. those who did praise the entertainment.
Miss Taylor and Mr. Bark tour the area with violinist Miss Singer praising the instrument's tone. Residents and visitors, including Misses Eulu and Enid Simpson, arrive from Idaho after Yellowstone Park contentions. Local post office routines, summer plans, and tourism concerns frame a busy Kelly scene with tradespeople and tourists noting Kelly’s growth.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Chessy & Co in Tolata Ohio with unclear context. No clear event date or action is readable.
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