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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
12
The piece surveys U S wealth and debt from 1909 to 1919, noting foreign debt elimination by 1919 and large bank deposits. It highlights wartime bonds, high living costs, and calls the Victory Liberty Loan a major investment to finish the war, arguing America could surge wealth if needed.
In Kemmerer citizens are urged to aid health officers and the council to curb the epidemic quickly. With few dangerous cases, prompt precautions and citizen help can end the disease soon as physicians continue their efforts. United action is called to restore health.
The editorial urges starting road work to smooth frost ridden surfaces and fill holes and ruts. It highlights the value of good roads for ranchers and business people and calls for community cooperation. It notes vacant lots in Kemmerer and demand for housing and asks about donating cast-off clothes to the Red Cross.
The Up-to-Date garage in Kemmerer reports a busy week placing Ford and Nash cars in its sales rooms. As a major Ford service station and Nash dealer, it received touring, sedan, and roadster Nash autos and prepares them for display. Manager Mr. Witherspoon, recently abroad, has secured orders for the Fordson tractor.
Lincoln County Red Cross Chapter announces awards for service badges to local men and women. Applicants must log hospital time, nursing of convalescents, knitting, aid courses, and Liberty Loan drives as service hours. Certificates available for knitted items and listed articles.
Deputy Sheriff Peters Seana of Big ey hosted a St Patrick’s Day masquerade at Budd’s Hall with music by the Kemmerer Orchestra. Prizes were given for unique and original costumes and guests reported it outdid the season’s social events.
Jackson State Bank officers plan a summer erection of a brick bank with basement and large vault to serve the town. A note on a proposed riding rider in a governor’s proclamation about a Wyoming league of nations referendum is mentioned but deemed not relevant.
The Council of National Defense explains that the ribeie committee on employment of Soldiers and war workers does not replace the United States Employment Service. It will support and coordinate Bureau efforts, urging public and private funding to sustain offices for returning soldiers and local employment, with Ohio and other communities already funding the service. Local Y M C A and Casper citizens pledge ongoing support to keep offices open.
News from Jackson Hole reports the death of Mrs. Robert C. Bandeaes of Wilson after several days illness from influenza. She leaves her husband and four children. The remains were taken to Ogden for interment, the family’s old home.
The deceased, once employed in the mines and known in Diamondville and Cumberland, leaves two brothers in Rock Springs and St Louis and a sister in Salt Lake City. Funeral arrangements are pending.
The text argues that statements from users who suffered headaches backaches or kidney issues support the effectiveness of Dean's Kidney Pills. Kammerer claims this proof convinces readers and notes the effectiveness of the product through testimonials.
The town council delayed the Rock Springs and Kemmerer basketball game after a quarantine ration issue forced postponement. each team had seen defeats previously and the match was set to determine supremacy.
William H. Roberts faced a 48.00 fine after being charged with assault in Judge Glasgow's court. The complainant Thomas Roberts requested dismissal, but the judge refused while imposing a minimal sentence and gaveling the case forward.
A Rock Springs resident spent Sunday and Monday in town visiting, with no additional details or events noted.
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