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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
9
Fragmented notes report improved WO case numbers reaching ten by Monday. The text references attention, officers, and ongoing concerns with unclear details and scattered phrases about inspections and vending items.
A four year cS te unearthed in OCR fragment hints at a public or academic term ending. Readable names or places are not identified, but the fragment points to a short notice about a term or appointment concluding within a four year span.
A brief note outlines a cream factory project in Kemmer city aiming to boost local industry. The initiative seeks to attract customers and create pleasant consumer experiences while establishing a new economic venture.
Local residents greet a Kemmerer soldier returning from France, marking a notable homecoming amid broad community applause. Neighbors, family members, and city officials line the streets to honor his service and sacrifice in the wartime theater.
The readable text is too fragmentary to identify people, places, or a specific event. It lacks coherent facts to summarize into a proper newspaper card with entities and dates.
News reports the sudden death by apoplexy of E H Dickinson a famed conductor on the division near Green River. Details scarce but the incident follows his Kemmerer to Green River trip and troop train routing.
Mrs Frank Magitaux daughter of Mr Ed Fag ise vot Kemmerer died after a prolonged illness. She leaves two young children, Henry and a son, plus her father and three brothers. Funeral arrangements pending. interment likely in Kemmerer cemetery.
The town council orders school closure and bans on dances picture shows lodges and churches amid a health scare. Health officer urges strict curbs and assigns a guard while Red Cross nurses may assist in emergencies. Estimated town expenditures total 11645 with 9045 to be raised by tax.
Ladies of the Red Cross announce an upcoming clothes drive on Friday and Saturday. They request old, new, and good clothes in any fabric, not particular about style or material, to aid European communities facing hardship.
Robert G. Hixson of Kemmerer Wyoming died at Lincoln County Miners Hospital last Friday after illness linked to valvular heart trouble and pneumonia. He served in France with Company H, 46th Wisconsin National Guard earlier in World War I. Funeral services were held Sunday with military honors despite influenza quarantine. he is survived by fiancée Miss Ethel Anderson and several family members.
F A Jenni J T Mallings and Miss Pauline Zillar furnished the music for the masquerade at Glen Coe last Saturday night.
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