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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1918
Page
4
A brief notice outlines distribution rates for reading notions in Rhoanettan locale. It specifies per month and per inch pricing, with weekly per inch rates and per line charges for insertions. The notice mentions briefer type and second class matter status for the Kemmer-Carie post office.
The piece argues that a German victory would devastate Europe, strengthen Germany to make future wars likely, and force America to fight on the continent for its survival. It credits Allied and U.S. leaders for recognizing these threats and pushing to mobilize a sufficient army.
A former editorial urges rethinking harsh measures for disloyalty among foreign nationals. It argues language barriers and German propaganda distort Americanism, proposing milder education to convert many into “One Hundred Per Cent Americans,” rather than deportation or internment.
The Third Liberty Loan nears completion with Lincoln County donors surpassing 430000, double the requested amount. A Second Red Cross Drive aims for 100 million, starting May 20, with Lincoln County set to contribute 16000, including 7000 from Kemmerer, 3000 from Cokeville, 2500 from Star Valley, 1500 from Jackson Hole, and 2000 from Green River Valley. Officials urge immediate participation on day one.
April 28 Liberty Day observed in Kemmerer with business closures at noon and a parade through town. Crowds gathered for a patriotic address at the Triangle, music by the band, and thanks to Kemmerer residents whose services were donated. A local hospital fund benefiting Mine Lillie Ballias and nurses Olive Jokian Ada Girl noted, with plans for July music and a seaside trip for supporters.
Judge Arnold grants extended jury duty postponement for the Mie Sprig case as many jurors receive ten days to report. Motions not requiring jurors will be dispensed with. civil docket has final times and criminal docket lists include three order names.
A garbled report mentions Polter and Americana forces, a restricted letter, and a reply about a church Easter Sunday attendance. The fragment references Wit and a pastor, with unclear context and outcomes.
The Jackson Valley column details war support drives, Red Cross fundraisers, and local notices. It notes dances to raise funds for the Red Cross, anticipated enlistments, and ongoing troop support from area residents. It also mentions road conditions, hay supply concerns, school examinations, and upcoming local elections including water works and school board matters.
Upper Country Ur and ira Montrose visited Pine Dale Friday. Dr examined several hoya at the dr ft axe. Ray McDale and D A Blackman rode in the Ao Yarger truck to Kemmerer Thursday. Mrs B D Key and children to Ogden for winter. Mr and Mrs W E Enos and Mrs Porter visited Danial Tuesday. Haim visiting Whitman and Baum ranches aiding cattle moving PW Cornwell and family visited Vego Miller Sunday afternoon. McCayland and Lee Smith started to Opal for freight. Noy McDole visited Vego Miller Saturday night and Sunday. Donnie Angue, James Jeffroy, Miss Miller and Mrs F G Coyte left for Kemmerer Wednesday to see soldiers depart. Twin Creek Cattle Association met at D F H Scott home Monday April 22. ladies invited and enjoyed sewing and visiting.
The note advises applying Chamberlain's Tinctent immediately after ankle injury and following the printed directions on the bottle for best results. It reflects a period home remedy approach typical of early 20th century newspaper guidance.
The Christie Hippodrome Show arrives in Kemmerer on May 7 featuring a climactic clown group drawn from the largest line in the country. Peagley and Sundow are billed as rivals, with a powerful military pony act offering audience rides at no charge for children.
Mayondville residents organized a 100 per cent American Club to aid in defeating the Madman of Europe. An enthusiastic meeting outlined aims as Baptist EL Burch spoke and Than Ki Woe was elected president with TL Stewart as secretary.
A garbled ad-like notice mentions relief for chronic pain and snoring, alleging a remedy named Chamberiete's Lament Ady. It suggests a universal ache and sleep improvement, claiming attainable relief though exact details and claims are unclear.
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