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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
2
An anonymous verse reflects immigrant integration in America. A speaker asks a man his origin but the reply emphasizes shared humanity and equal American identity beyond nationality. The poem valorizes liberty and universal citizenship in the United States.
A joint faculty and student committee outlined four days of events from June 5 to 9 including Centennial excursion, bacalaureate sermon, alumni luncheon and class reunions, and the second annual A U W format. The effort aims to attract 100 plus alumni and features a senior day and commencement.
The Bureau of Markets reports 64,000,000 pounds of wool grease equivalent were used by manufacturers in December 1919, up 29,000,000 pounds from December 1918. Fine wool accounted for 34 percent, with 18 percent one-half blood and 11 percent carpet wool among grades. Massachusetts led state usage, followed by Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, New Jersey, and New York, with varied totals across regions.
Major Ragul Andersen of the Wyoming National Guard finally receives the service medal for the Philippine campaign, twenty years after mustering out from the Spanish-American War. The delayed award follows years of patience and reflects official recognition of his service.
Deputy Earl Belknap traced a theft at a Farson warehouse and nearby ranch, leading to the recovery of 82 of 85 furs valued at 1200 to 1500 dollars. The furs were cached along the New York River near Boulder and show fresh tracks suggesting recent movement.
The elk herd near Green River Lakes is widely scattered but wintering well. Snowfall is heavier elsewhere, lighter near the lakes, with elk feeding in the Upper Green River canyon and wind swept ridges above timberline.
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