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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
17
Train schedule brief notes the Oregon Short Line line Westhound shows a Sunday return with MMR arrival details and Beth listed among the stops.
A wide range of forecasts from learned men argues for a future peace after the war. Authors note rulers led nations to bloodshed for power and commerce, while common people suffered. The piece cites revolution in Russia and disaffection in Hungary, England seeking liberty, and a global shift toward valuing humanity over wealth and territory.
A writer recalls a trip to Opal and Granger revealing the West’s spirit of sharing and unselfishness among sheepmen and cattlemen amid feed shortages. The piece highlights generosity as a defining regional trait, noting men and women alike pass resources to help others in tough weather.
Senator John B. Kendrick aligns with a Post Office Department expenditures push and expresses optimism about securing a new federal building in Kemmerer, tying it to conditions there and a Chamber of Commerce effort to combine the two facets for budgeting.
Washington March 17 The balance of power in the house hinges on five independents as Democrats and Republicans stand even. Deaths of Conry and Sulloway shifted seats, prompting special elections in New Hampshire and New York. Presidential influence may tilt the outcome, with observers watching New Hampshire closely as four weeks decide control of the house.
Fragmentary report notes Gardner of Massachusetts says Republicans will split their votes, denying a clear majority for the speakership. With a divided group, Champ Clark would be triumphantly reelected.
Washington Letter argues the United States would rely on the navy if war with Europe erupts and praises Secretary Daniels for reforms that improved discipline and morale. It predicts rapid naval action to confront submarine threats, while the army remains secondary in early conflict and national guards mobilization would be streamlined.
Mrs. L L Beckstead joined her husband in Granger after he bought an interest in the Bagley store. Kemmerer Cam era editor greeted Granger residents. Happy Pierson resigned as operator, moving to Evanston. D Bagley and Mrs Anderson buy furniture in Ogden for College Inn. Mina Grace Gates to wed Vern Singleton. shower hosted by Leo Johnson. Miss K Miller returns to teaching after illness. Mrs Bagley and Mrs Snayle visit Provo with John Bagley. Mrs Geo Club hosts high noon luncheon. Cupid’s activity linked to a College Inn wedding. Morotta Bagley from Kemmerer visits Granger. Notary Public note and medical ad fragment appear.
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