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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
14
A wartime exhortation urges every American to acknowledge personal duty in the victory, pay the price of peace, and lend for victory bonds. It presses individuals to weigh their own role, accept responsibility, and join the national effort to secure peace and prosperity.
A fragmentary text argues a government of the people must fund the state through Victory loans. It contends reform requires changing responsible leaders, urges citizens to take large loan amounts without financial strain, and warns taxes may rise if funds are not raised.
Probate court in Lincoln County Wyoming notices creditors to present claims against the estate of William Apperson, deceased. Letters testamentary were issued April 14 1919. Claims must be filed with vouchers within six months of letters or be barred. Reach attorney Kor 04 018 County of Lin K Rope. 14-28.90
The historical department will be created to advance Wyoming heritage. The state historian shall collect books, maps, documents, and materials. compile data on Wyoming’s events and war service. solicit and preserve narratives from pioneers. and publish a biennial report. The drive seeks donations to Cheyenne offices, promising access for research and public dissemination.
My and Mrs. Barber and son Nabert visited in Beaver and Lander country. Lizzie Apperson stayed with her daughter Mrs. Andrus of Pinedale. Ward and D. A. Blackmon’s family spent Sunday night with the Balt home. Tewetts visited Enos ranch. Will Pape and Charles Ox drove to Daniel. Local men attended Iodpe at Nedule. Redfern homestead improvements underway. Jane Sommers’ birthday party drew about 150 guests. George Booker of Halfway is ill with pneumonia. George Yarzer returned home from Colorado. Yarger brothers from Seattle ships returned to Daniel. Stanley Waite back from navy, visiting Richardson & Sons. Helen Wilhelm visited for Ball wedding reception. Mrs. Webb to move back to ranch after schooling. McCas and leased Coyote ranch. Pitt Hand and son Birney arrived from New York. Hand family staying with Mrs. Houston. Gene Robinson, after service, returned.
In River Basin area, several boys stayed at home while others returned to Kemmerer. Leo and Pat Ball of Merna were observed motor travel. Mr. and Mrs. Vega Miller visited in Piedale over the weekend. Al Price moved cattle to the range on Sunday. Daniel Price and his son were noted on Sunday morning amid soft road conditions.
The county warns automobile owners to secure licenses immediately or face action. The notice references widespread car ownership, noncompliant drivers, and enforcement measures, urging compliance under threat of penalties. It reflects wartime rhetoric about control and savings programs.
A local appeal urges citizens to buy Victory Notes to help the government pay debts and fulfill wartime promises. It frames bond purchase as a civic duty and tests of patriotism and citizenship, contrasting past front lines with present obligations and urging honorable participation.
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