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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1918
Page
15
A reading on patriotism notes that subscribing to Liberty Bonds, backed by the U S government, is not giving but lending. Bonds mature in ten, twenty or thirty years at good interest, payable semiannually, making a strong investment for loyal Americans.
A large Lava Hot Springs crowd honored fifteen local youths heading to join the United States army in Salt Lake City. The parade on main street featured the Lava Home Guards led by two girls with the Stars and Stripes, as thirty members of the town and surrounding area prepared to serve.
The War Department asks Wyoming residents to send unmounted prints four by five to eight by ten inches. Photos should depict troop departures, relief activities, enemy arrests, bonds and stamps drives, official visits, training, and other war scenes. Rural districts show farmers and ranchers backing the war with grain, livestock, and financial support.
A Houston woman reportedly recovered from long stomach trouble and weakness after taking Tanke, gaining eighteen pounds to reach 115. Her husband, J A McGinney of 608 Hamilton Street, credits the remedy and describes drastic prior illness and insomnia. The product is sold by Frontier Supply Co and related drug stores.
Several weeks ago the Junior Aud Crass Society was organized in the school with 120 pupils representing 100 percent membership. A great vote of interest has been shown by pupils and teachers along the way.
A mite box was placed in the Wilding for daily one cent deposits to support the Junior Red Cross Fund. Pupils bought twenty three War Savings Stamps and fifty one Thrift Stamps. Each room furnished itself with a silk flag and a Red Cross belt work line.
A Liberty Diy program directed by termnehere Mbe Wilde Miss Starkey and Miss Crawford featured Which Way the Singing of The Star Spangled Banner with Miss Crawford representing Liberty. Joye Wille performed as a Red Cross nurse Harold Williams represented the Army and Theodora Chirk supported Save The Anniversary. A decorated flag with many tiny envelopes and a Red Cross banner was unfurled as a large outdoor audience attended.
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