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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
3
Washington view highlights Senator Kendrick’s long push for federal oversight of the meat packing industry. The piece traces his bipartisan support, opposition from packers, and the path through Senate and House debates toward likely enactment with enforcement via the Secretary of Agriculture.
Washington correspondent notes Wyoming's prominent role in national affairs. Editor Denham praises Senators Kendrick and Warren as leaders, with Kendrick portrayed as cooperative with Harding and influential from his Wilson-era influence. Article hints at swift senate and house action on a major bill.
Gooding Idaho based Gooding College awards a tuition scholarship in Liberal Arts to a local honor graduate or recommended graduate. It covers first semester tuition and a second semester grant if a B grade in at least twelve hours is earned. Fall semester opens September 5.
The six months grace for delinquent taxpayers expired last Wednesday. About 10 percent of taxes remain unpaid. Lawmakers extended payment time from December 1 to June 3 to ease stockmen and farmers impact, though many could not meet the delinquent demand.
Wyoming reports fifteen county libraries plus a Unity state and two city libraries, seven branches, and six counties with no county libraries. In 1919 the county levies were under one eighth mill, with some counties getting none. The War Service drive raised over quota, sending 22 000 gift books to service members and returning camp library books to the state library for circulation among ex servicemen.
A short vintage ad promises relief from chronic rheumatism using Chamberlain's Liniment. It urges readers to massage the affected parts twice daily and claims noticeable benefits or a cure.
A Nebraska writer notes the big ranches of the West are fading as homesteads and smaller farms divide lands in western Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming. Fencing and agricultural settlement end extensive grazing while some large ranches persist yet face demand and consolidation driven by new owners and markets.
The Collins Forecast of Philadelphia estimates the July 1 wool clip at about 25 million pounds, roughly a year and a half of pre war consumption. A reserve of 400 million pounds is kept for trader selections. Port receipts for the first four and a half months exceed last year by over 60 million pounds, signaling consumer demand despite a surplus.
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