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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
9
The CAMERA will accept and publish political cards and announcements at regular advertising rates. Candidates of any party may use the columns to present their case to the county voters. Advertising will not affect the paper's policy.
The editor and visitors from Cheyenne, Alex Hastie, attended a Democratic banquet in Kemmerer last Friday. He plans an extended Lincoln county visit this summer as a State Farm board member and notes Wyoming will establish a permanent experiment station in Star Valley.
A husband who cleans dishes for his wife refuses the task calling it not a manly duty. The wife cites TL Kings 2114 about wiping and turning Jerusalem like a dish. He remains performing the routine despite the argument.
The piece lampoons press hype over a minor sausage shortage while noting millions go without weekly supplies. It mocks headlines highlighting trivialness and contrasts it with broader hunger issues in the country.
Petitions have been filed for Prank W Modell's congressional bid. The report notes that petitions are being circulated and are likely to be accepted following the usual eligibility checks.
Local voters observe a shift toward aggressive campaigning as candidates across parties intensify their efforts. The fragmentary report notes sharp attacks and rapid messaging in the run up to elections, reflecting a heated political climate.
City plans a large two day Fourth of July event with special train service from Cumberland Sublet and Susie to attract attendees from the upper country. A wide sports program with prizes is promised and organizers expect a big turnout in Kemmerer.
An essay extols children's natural thirst for knowledge and vivid imagination. It notes their quick imitation, humor, and hidden mental powers, arguing teachers should shape feelings and stir imagination rather than rely on abstract study.
A reflective piece notes that a agreeable man avoids unwelcome truths with prudent silence and candor often masks malice. It recalls a mixed party scene where a young man Blinks tries to reach a romantic rival as lights rise to a chorus of disappointment.
A civic appeal urges residents to spend dollars locally to aid roads taxes and county government. It argues mail order spending benefits neither taxes nor local prosperity and asks readers to keep money in the community to improve the area where they live.
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