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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1918
Page
12
A fragmented OCR snippet outlines display rates per month and per inch for advertisements. It mentions charges by week per inch, per line rates for fire insertion and subsequent insertions, using brevier type. The text notes a post office entry at Kemmer-Carie and a token of thanks.
The piece argues that a German victory would weaken Europe, strengthen Germany, justify future wars, and threaten America. It contends Germany’s history of war, expansionist aims, and the necessity of a robust American army to oppose the Hun invasion. It emphasizes that allies and the U.S. government must act with resolve to prevent German dominance.
Opinion argues that suspected foreign disloyalty stems from language barriers and German propaganda. It urges teaching true Americanism to immigrants to convert many into Americans rather than resorting to deportation or internment.
The Third Liberty Loan drive ends soon with Lincoln County raising over four hundred thousand dollars, double the requested amount. The next Red Cross drive targets one hundred million, starting May 20, with Lincoln County’s share set at 16000 from Kemmerer Cokeville Star Valley Jackson Hole and Green River Valley. The public is urged to donate on day one to accelerate relief for soldiers and readiness for future drives.
Residents join a Liberty Day celebration on April 28 with a noon business shutdown and a march through the Triangle. OK Row delivers a patriotic address as crowds hear music from the Gilibeee band amid cold winds. Local volunteers and hospital staff recognized for service while plans for July musical events are noted.
Judge Arnold grants extended postponement for district court jurors drawn to serve, delaying until the first day of the arrangement. The jury group will have about ten days to report while routine matters are disposed of. civil docket has final times and the criminal docket lists three order names.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a figure named Polter and a letter to him about censorship and news. It references church attendance on Easter Sunday and a reply related to wartime conditions. Names and exact context are unclear due to text damage.
The Jackson community hosts dances to raise funds for the Red Cross and war work, notes soldiers overseas, vehicle sales, and local planning. It cites O F and I O O F members, school term prospects, hay and cattle concerns, water works vote, and upcoming election day. The piece blends veteran residents, arrivals, and civic issues with wartime solidarity.
Upper Country Ur and Ira Montrose hosted Pine Dale visitors Friday. Dr. Xoink examined hoya in the dr ft axe. Ray McDale and D A Blackman rode in Ao Yarger truck to Kemmerer on Thursday. Mrs B D Key and children return from Ogden next week. Mr and Mrs W E Enos and Mrs Porter visited the Danial home Tuesday. Haim Tits visiting Whitwan and Baum ranch aiding cattle movement. PW Cornwell family and Mina Frankie Wilson visited Vego Miller Sunday afternoon. Noy McDole visited Vego Miller home Saturday night and Sunday. Donnie Angue James Jeffroy Miss Miller and Mrs F G Coyte left for Kemmerer Wednesday to see soldier boys depart. Twin Creek Cattle Association met at D F H Scott home Monday April 22 with ladies invited for sewing and cheerful talk.
A short health note urges immediate care after a sprained ankle. It recommends getting a bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment as soon as possible and following the printed directions that accompany the bottle.
The Christie Hippodrome will perform in Kemmerer on May 7 featuring a top clowns troupe, Peagley Sundow’s rival, a muscular strongman act, and a well trained Military Pony show. Children may ride a pony at no charge.
Another True Blue Club in Mayondville organized a 100 per cent American Club to aid in defeating the Madman of Europe. A meeting outlined aims and plans with Bat. 2 EL Burch speaking. Than Ki Woe elected president and TL Stew art secretary.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Chamberiete's Lament Ady as a remedy for severe pain and snoring, promising relief and sleep though details are unclear and effectiveness unverified in the readable text.
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