Reading Loving Story Sparks County Buzz
Local record shows a dated note about a reading program and a fundraising event. Officials mention a 106 dollar contribution and a planned gathering in Naw ehh, with limited readable details available.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
12
Local record shows a dated note about a reading program and a fundraising event. Officials mention a 106 dollar contribution and a planned gathering in Naw ehh, with limited readable details available.
President Wilson proposes eight major reform areas including labor capital relations a new industrial democracy federal advisory agencies and continued employment service He seeks tax cuts and revised tariffs while preserving excess profits and inheritance taxes and urges suffrage and public utility oversight Burleson vindicated as critics dwell on policy debates
The report discusses postmaster general Burleson’s handling of telegraph and telephone deterioration blamed on management. It cites Western Union president Newcomb Carlton exonerating Burleson, and Colorado case Judge Ben Lindsey defying court orders. It also notes Kemmerer post office building prospects and local politics over federal spending.
A heated editorial attacks farm loan banks amid Republican calls to repeal. It cites lower interest and easier farmer borrowing, noting loans up to 50 percent of appraised value plus 20 percent insured improvements. It argues abolishing the banks would reveal public support for the system. The piece also touches tariff policy debates in Congress and treaty ratification nerves. It mentions Senator McCumber, income tax mechanics, and political stances while referencing ongoing legislative tension.
Senate Republicans propose a law to halt a plan aimed at securing pension bills. They rail against progressive tactics and backdrops to exclude Senator Penrose from a chair. Senator Knox denounces the League of Nations covenant as worse than the old one and doubles down on opposition.
An endorsement notes Doan's Kidney Pills cured a severe kidney disorder and reduced frequent urination. The testimonial urges mothers with weak kidneys to try the product, priced 60 cents and sold by dealers nationwide.
A historical program for the Big Piney Rodeo lists stock exhibits and events with entry fees and prizes. Events include cowpony races harness and wild horse races bucking stock and calf riding with various purse amounts and faulted spelling. All entrance fees are 10 percent of the purse and all events close by 9 am June.
All those eligible who desire to file petitions for second naturalization papers should apply at the clerk of the district court before the sixth day of September as the next regular hearing day is the Fourth of September and a notice is posted for at least ninety days prior to the final hearing.
Fragmentary note mentions a branded face on the left thigh and a left shoulder mark, with a $20 return offer and references to Joan and Frank Tushek.
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