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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
10
A poem contemplating immigrant identity in America. A speaker questions a stranger about heritage, but the reply centers on universal humanity and national belonging in a land of liberty. The verse affirms equal personhood beyond ethnic origins.
Laramie notes a joint faculty and student committee proposes a four day University Home Coming Week from June 5 to 6 with events including Centennial excursion, bacchalaureate sermon concert, alumni luncheon and reunions, and senior day culminating in class night. The University Commerce Club elected officers Fred Parks president Harold McKay vice president Lois King secretary and Frank Kershisnik treasurer. Two new prizes announced for essay and impromptu speaking. acceptance to partake from thirteen schools. thirty ex soldiers enrolled for federal vocational training aid.
A Bureau of Markets report shows December 1919 wool usage at 64,000,000 pounds grease equivalent, up 29,000,000 pounds from December 1918. (continues with grade breakdowns and state consumption, listing Massachusetts as top and Rhode Island New Jersey New York figures. totals by condition include grease scoured and pulled)
In Nowcastle Wyoming on February 23 Major Ragu Andersen, late of the Spanish-American War, was awarded a service medal for the Philippine campaign. The award, overdue since the war’s end, followed decades of wait and official delays.
Deputies recovered 82 of 85 coyote furs stolen from Farson, packed in eight sacks and damaged by winter, found in willows along the New York River near Boulder. The furs were valued at 1200 to 1500 dollars overall. the theft was linked to recent movement toward market.
The elk herd near the Green River Lakes is scattered and wintering in excellent condition. Snowfall has been heaviest elsewhere but lighter near the lakes, allowing the elk to feed along the Upper Green River canyon and wind swept ridges above timber line.
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