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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1918
Page
7
A reader states that subscribing to Liberty Bonds is not giving but lending to the United States Government. Bonds mature in ten twenty or thirty years with interest paid semiannually. The author calls it the best investment loyal Americans can make.
A large Lava Hot Springs crowd bid farewell to fifteen local men bound for Salt Lake City to join the United States Army. The parade on Main Street featured the Lava Hot Springs Home Guards led by two girls with the Stars and Stripes, symbolizing strong local patriotism.
The War Department requests unmounted prints from four by five to eight by ten inches showing Wyoming war activities. Photos may depict troop departures, Red Cross and Food Administration efforts, enemy alien arrests, property destruction from enemy actions, bond drives, official visits, home defense drills, and draft scenes. Rural districts show farmers backing the war with grain, livestock, and financial support.
An Houston man credits a tonic named Tanke for his wife’s recovery from long stomach illness and severe weight loss. She rose from ninety seven pounds to one hundred fifteen, reporting pain relief and improved sleep. Neighbors noted the change after three days of use. The product is sold by Frontier Supply Co and related drug stores.
Several weeks ago a Junior Aud Crass Society was organized in the school with 120 pupils representing 100 percent membership. A strong spirit of collaboration has emerged among pupils and teachers as part of the new group.
A mite box is placed in the Wilding where each pupil deposits one cent daily for the Junior Red Cross Fund. Twenty three War Savings Stamps and fifty one Thrift Stamps are purchased by pupils. Each room provides a silk flag and a belt work display.
Students led by Miss Crawford perform The Star Spangled Banner representing Liberty with Joy Wille as a Red Cross volunteer and Harold Williams for the Army. The event honors America with a ceremonial flag unfurled before a large enthusiastic audience during bright outdoor exercises.
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