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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1921
Page
4
Poem reflects on spring breaking through urban life as March revives the city. The speaker senses renewal in crowds, children, and the transformed streets, noting a resurrected spirit and a paid message of renewal across Detroit and beyond.
Getting Acquainted Alma and Jennie from Alif-Serent visit Myra and a four-year-old child. Myra orchestrates introductions with light play in a scene of cautious budding friendship. A Cold Snap in Siberia describes harsh winter conditions with frozen food and frostbound people in Siberia. Temperatures are intensely cold with adults heavily clothed and no children visible in the streets.
Adjutant General Timothy J. McCoy warned Lions Club members that the recent state legislature cut the National Guard appropriation from about 70 000 to 30 000. He said at least half the guard must be mustered out and the other half may follow, crippling Wyoming’s leading guard readiness. He noted the federal 250 000 annual maintenance for the Wyoming regiment contrasts with the legislature’s refusal to fund 75 000 for two years to cover administrative costs. He lamented the resulting risk to war and state service readiness.
The Boston Transcript notes that some people talk little because they have nothing else to say about themselves and thus remain absorbed in the topic of self.
The Soldier Tax Exemption Bill grants polls and property exemptions to honorably discharged Civil War Spanish American and World War veterans and their widows plus World War nurses. Counties must report exemptions to the state by March and May for reimbursement. violations carry felony penalties. The act takes effect upon passage and repeals conflicting laws.
Two thousand life size Theodore Roosevelt portraits bearing his final message will be distributed in Wyoming over the coming months. State Superintendent Katherine A. Morton will coordinate delivery to public and high schools, with framing and ceremonial hanging. The American Defense Society reports orders for about 30,000 more portraits nationwide, with several states requesting copies for all schools.
Fragmented text mentions a device aimed at France with a green and yellow gun and a reflector. Also references Hotel Kitchen and a kitchen device in Sew York or New York, with unclear details and broken phrasing.
Union Pacific car No. 400 with a moving picture show begins a four month tour March 14 to June 16 across Iowa Nebraska Wyoming Utah Colorado and Kansas. The 75 seat car aims to teach employees safety with the theme THINK and shows the consequences of thoughtlessness through railroad accident images under H A Adams supervision. The safety department started in 1912 and has invested half a million dollars in safeguards while extending its outreach through employee education across the line.
A noted executive warns employees about the risks of taking unnecessary chances and stresses disciplined conduct to protect the organization and its people. The remark emphasizes prudence and adherence to established procedures.
The schedule lists Mass times for St Patrick’s Catholic Church with services in Kemmerer and Cokeville. First Sunday includes a.m. Mass at 9 or 11, evening devotions at Kemmerer. second Sunday low Mass at 8 and high Mass at 10 with Benediction. third Sunday similar. last Sunday has no Kemmerer Mass and Masses in Cokeville at 9 a.m. and Kemmerer evening devotions at 7:30 p.m. Rev. W W Short is pastor.
Louise spends part of summer with a nervous aunt and overheard a doctor urge rest. After returning home her mother complains of a nervy headache and Louise offers advice to “get rid of nerves” by persistence.
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