Oregon Short Line Westhound Sunday Update
Oregon Short Line rail news notes that Westhound and Sunday services have riders returning as schedules resume. Beth listed as a contact.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
7
Oregon Short Line rail news notes that Westhound and Sunday services have riders returning as schedules resume. Beth listed as a contact.
A long reflection argues that war stems from rulers' power and greed, while common people suffer. It predicts a rebirth of republican ideals in Russia Petrograd and growing pressure in Hungary and England to place humanity above property, wealth, and privilege. The piece envisions a complete readjustment in relations between people and governments.
A columnist recalls a trip to Opal and Granger revealing the West’s spirit of sharing and unselfishness amid scarce feed. The piece notes generosity among sheep and cattlemen, calling for passing resources around and helping neighbors in tough times.
Senator John B Kendrick aligns with a committee on Expenditures and chambers plan to connect Kemmerer and Inows conditions with federal building needs. They express optimism about securing a new post office for the town soon.
Washington reports the House balance is 214 Democrats 214 Republicans and five independents. Special elections in New York and New Hampshire could tilt control to Democrats, aided by President Wilson's popularity and the fate of Sulloway and Conry events. Observers monitor the next four weeks for any decisive move.
Supporters of Republic Gardner of Massachusetts warn that if he backs the Timois man in a packed field, more Republicans may withhold votes in the speakership race, paving Champ Clark's likely landslide reelection.
Washington Letter argues the U S Navy would be the key force if the nation enters war and praises Secretary Daniels reforms including limiting liquor and widening enlisted opportunities. It predicts rapid naval action against submarine threats and notes training of the National Guard for mobilization while downplaying early army impact. Local notices list names: Charles Morgan Evanston Minnie Accorson Grantville J M John W S Hillyer and others with visits and expected arrivals.
Granger residents report Mrs L L Beckstead joining her husband who bought an interest in the Bagley store. Kempner era editor visits Granger. Happy Piers resigns as operator to work in Evanston. D Bagley and Mrs Anderson shop in Ogden for College Inn furniture. Mina Grace Gates to wed Vern Singleton with a high luncheon hosted by Mrs Geo Club. Misa Morotta Bagley visits from Keamerer. a wedding at the College Inn is planned. multiple social events and travel tales feature in local notes.
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