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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1919
Page
12
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President Wilson leaves Washington for Paris amid efforts to push the League of Nations through Congress. Editorials praise the goal while critics attack delays, with Taft and Mann urging a lasting plan. Bolshevik excesses in Russia are condemned alongside warnings on moral decline.
An editorial attacking Dame Rumor decries false claims about Red Cross funds and personnel. It asserts local chapters fund operations transparently with checks signed by officers and audited accounts, inviting readers to verify evidence and participate in Red Cross work.
Fragmentary text references Bolsheviki in Russia and world perceptions of anarchy and governance. The garbled prose hints at critique of revolutionary conditions and political instability without clear dates or names.
The article argues that labor strikes threaten wartime enforcement of laws and conscription, noting 166,000 New York workers could walk out. It condemns the No Beer No Work movement as unlawful when used to resist prohibition. It also mentions Kemmerer to plan a welcome home for returning soldiers and urges civic cooperation for a joyous, carefree event.
In Lincoln county the community mourns Amos W. Smith a longtime resident of the Big Piney area and one of Winning’s earliest settlers He was known for generosity integrity and esteem by all who knew him His passing leaves a lasting memory of a life lived in usefulness.
Ole Hanson the Seattle mayor, once a radical labor leader, drew national attention as his threat to shoot any violators near a strike caused its near collapse and defined his stance on law and order amid labor unrest.
The U. S. Civil Service Commission announces a post office clerk examination in Kemmerer Wyoming on March 22 1919 to establish an eligible register for vacancies at the Kemmerer post office Applicants aged 18 to 45 may apply Entrance salary is 1000 per year Information and blanks are available from the Kemmerer Postmaster or the secretary of the Eleventh U S Civil Service District at 808 Postal Read the Camera and got the news Cond news Th es f 1 SRR
Long list shows measures approved including creation of a state board of equalization, public service law, taxation rules, highway bonds, state fair relations, liquor-license rates, and protections for soldiers' homes. It references various departments, bonds, and regulatory acts with numerous itemized entries.
A jumble of measures references land patents, memorials, and memorial sanitarium in Thermopolim, plus Senate resolutions ratifying prohibition, extending suffrage, controlling municipal debt, and public works. Abstracted items include resolutions on public indebtedness and state highway matters.
The article details unit shoulder insignia used by U S divisions. It describes the 9th Division with a black circle around "3" and "W" for Midwest. the 35th Division with a four spoke khaki wheel on black. the 84th Division from Camp Cody with a black olla jug and red steer head. and the 91st Division from Camp Lewis with a blue field and "91" and "W.W" for Wild West.
About 1500 field clerks will be appointed to replace enlisted men now in farm detachments at camp quarters nationwide. They will be paid from 1200 to 3000 dollars annually and will receive quarters heat and light as second lieutenants despite lacking commissions.
Members of the Eastern Star Lodge were entertained at a community gathering. Details remain unclear as the report notes residents will assume duties and mentions Idaho in connection with the event.
A fragmented list of names and terms appears, including Panny Hegel Hugh Wardell and others. The text reads like a roster or index with several personal names and initials, presenting no clear event or outcome.
Washington, Feb. 23. Mrs. Wright, wife of Maj. Gen. W. M. Wright, has adopted wounded men from the 85th and 89th Divisions at Walter Reed Hospital and is a regular bedside visitor. General Wright trained the 35th and later commanded a corps in France.
Mrs James Clark of Kemmerer testifies kidney trouble years ago made her back weak and lame with dull pains. She used Doan's Kidney Pills bought at City Ore Store and found quick relief. Sold by all dealers. Poster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y Ad.
Two Rondeed tigers are being installed or assembled while Casper reports that Lance reveal field may excel in activity.
A brief readable notice from Riverton Sheridan and Maverick Springs reports a local event with limited details. The fragment mentions a geographic trio and a community item without clear outcome or participants.
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