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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1917
Page
6
A fragmented wartime era guide lists how typhoid flies breed hygiene risks and disease spread. It details habitats manure filth and contaminated food and warns of typhoid fever tuberculosis and other illnesses carried by flies.
The text outlines an early campaign to reduce flies by eliminating breeding sites such as manure and waste. It emphasizes starting before pests are ready to gain strategic advantage and notes that while total elimination is impossible, substantial reduction is achievable through sanitation and larvae-killing treatments.
A cryptic report describes a peculiar fly hatch from a cock heap leading to millions of descendants. The text notes the unexpected origin and predicts widespread future proliferation with no clear connection to Florida or familiar names.
A narrator recalls crossing from Sweden to Denmark during wartime, detailing frontier questionnaires in Sweden and challenges with breakfast bread due to rationing. He describes Baltic waters mined by Germans, ships wary of patrols, and encounters with patrol boats near Malmo as international waters opened toward Copenhagen.
A muddled note describes a warm available space for Rovets with perches on one level. Each fowl is allowed from 0 to a small number of perches, though wording is unclear and measurements are inconsistent.
A fragment notes concerns about neighbors and livestock feed and possible contamination. The text mentions watchfulness over what neighbors put into live stock feed and the related safety implications.
A young man secured marriage and dog licenses in a single day while also applying for a hunting permit. The event, recorded by Rochester officials, highlights a rare triple licensing moment.
The text discusses measuring rainfall and soil moisture as methods to conserve water. It notes dry farming enriches drought resistant plants and aims to save moisture, claiming dry farming yields the best yields on earth.
Fragmentary text notes caution about Meveltion offers and poverty. It contrasts excellent examples with the common grade, suggesting skepticism about promises and value.
Inland Northwest residents discuss incorporation of Pine Tree Camp in Manhattan Nevada. Goldfield holds a large April 28 patriotic demonstration with parade and speeches. Fallon selects Verplank tract Main Street for a new high school site. Private Christ Mahon seriously wounded near Elko Nevada after a shooting by Private Chaves of the California National Guard. Garden owners in Salt Lake City to receive water at reduced rates after July 1 1917. Tonopah reports hydrant damage and a geyser from a crashed car. Oregon hog and sheep disease lip and leg ulcer spreading. Washington orders alien enemies to surrender firearms to U S Marshal in Seattle or Tacoma. Coroner reports unknown death cause for Blanche Humphrey near Carson Nevada, death likely apoplexy. Idaho guard member Charles Overton shoots self accidentally near Spokane. Yakima wholesale powitoes quoted at 100 per ton in Seattle. price expected to rise. Yellowstone oil herd faces destruction risk from heavy winter. Montana food production may increase despite labor and feed shortages. More bad checks by G W Reed traced in Idaho. Pocatello patriotism parade led by G A B and Spanish War Veterans. Oregon hospital notes on Pat Cardiff. Local gold discovery near Caraon City Nevada sparks mining interest. Tompal Nevada test sets approved by Grogg Co New York. Canon City Colorado reports possible attack on guards at a Denver to Missouri railroad bridge.
An article promotes screening a farmhouse porch to create an outdoor dining and sitting area overlooking a flower garden. It notes screening is affordable with shrubs like elder to hide unsightly areas and emphasizes year round use for family comfort.
The article describes a concrete and stone drinking fountain with a horse trough drainage system in the Wastration and argues that modern community effort is a shared goal. It cites Ames as a local example and contrasts American views with German cooperation.
The passage describes planting trees with stratified growth and irregular whorls such as arwucuria and firs for areas that are mostly horizontal or terraced. It notes these trees suit hillocks and terraced rock outcrops, adding harmony to plains and rounded hills, while sharp jagged peaks favor apiralike uprights.
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