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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
4
An opinion piece contrasts Republican calls for economy with Democratic responsibility. It argues Republicans obstruct tax cuts by blocking revenue revisions, while urging Democrats to push wartime reductions and lower taxes. The column laments postwar global distrust and critiques U S war conduct and financial policy.
A thrift scheme via War Savings Stamps prompts a protection against missed payments. A standard case shows a homeowner with a $1,600 first mortgage at 6 percent and $100 annual insurance using two stamps per payday. Redeeming stamps midyear covers both interest and insurance, while preserving other accounts. Supporters claim no interference with savings banks and note a fifty percent rise in savings deposits since the W S S movement began.
The article laments the United States refusal to join the League Covenant after World War I, arguing it weakens global security. It warns that without U.S. ratification, Europe’s tensions rise with Russia, Germany, Poland, and others at odds, and warns the opportunity to serve mankind has been lost.
Senators Borah and Johnson accuse General Wood and Governor Lowden of fraud as the campaign heats up. Expenditures run high to win the Republican nomination, signaling a possible split at the Chicago convention. Borah calls the scene a shameless situation and a saturnalia of corruption in the Senate.
The article criticizes Fordney and Mendell for avoiding tax reform urged by Secretary Houston. It argues Republicans in both houses stalled since May, deferring action to a future session to win political advantage. It contends real reform, not delay, is demanded now to relieve business and industry from war taxes.
A Douglas shipment of furs valued at 40000 dollars represents purchases from trappers across the western and central regions. The品 goods were sent to Chicago. The note ends with an unclear line about friendship and oil.
Friday noon brought Scout gear including suits first aid kits badges insignia thermo food bottles hats bugles fifes and books. Thirty two Scouts explore the array as Troop No 1 eyes second class badges and a move toward citizenship while rallying for a concert and dance on Monday April 6 to fund playgrounds.
A reception was held at the Methodist church last Friday evening for Rev and Mrs Dickson. A short musical program was given and refreshments were served.
Rev. M. B. Nash rector announces Easter services from April 4 to 7 with holy communion at 11 m and a sermon with choir music. Good Friday services on April 2 include evening prayer and sermon. Choir rehearsal weekly Thursday nights. Public invited to attend.
Mesdames B. Carollo and D. J. Harrity entertain at St Patrick's hall on Wednesday afternoon April 1. A luncheon will be served and games will be played. All Bear members are invited to attend.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and floral tributes in memory of their husband father and brother Mrs Ryburn and family. Notice of Teachers Examination lists Kemmerer exam dates April 1 14 and 10 with no exams at Big Piney Afton or Jackson and mentions county superintendent of schools offering opportunities for those who cannot attend May and July exams.
A partial OCR fragment mentions pleasant to keep and a stem limitation, with broad weather phrasing and cold conditions. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, preventing a clear event or location from forming a full item.
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