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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
6
A wartime exhortation urges every American to claim and honor their duty in winning the war and paying for peace. It emphasizes personal responsibility, sacrifice, and lending to the Victory Liberty Loan to secure prosperity and national peace.
The piece argues a government of the people requires public funding through the Victory Loan. It urges widespread loan participation, warns taxes may rise if funding falls short, and defends sustaining government operations despite imperfect efficiency. It calls on readers to lend as much as possible without harming finances.
State of Wyoming Colne Martriet Court in Probate in Lincoln County notices creditors to exhibit claims against the estate of William Apperson deceased with vouchers for allowance within six months after the date of letters testamentary issued April 14 1919 or be precluded from any participation. Attorneys for estate: Rope Kor 04 018 Lincoln County Wyoming. 14-28.90
The state historical department will be created and a Wyoming citizen will lead it. It will collect books, charts, maps, manuscripts, and minerals, and compile data on Wyoming’s history from earliest times. It will preserve materials in Cheyenne and publish a biennial report. It seeks donors and lenders of histories, papers, and relics to build a comprehensive state archive.
My and Mrs. 8 P Barber and Nabert Barber visit from Beaver and Lander areas. Lizzie Apperson visits with her daughter Mrs. Andrus from Pinedale. Ward and D A Blackmon host at Gl F Balt home. Neighbors discuss travel to New York, ranch plans, shipyard returns, a Ball wedding reception, and local health notes. George Booker in Halfway ill with pneumonia. several returned from Seattle shipyards. Stanley Waite back from Navy. Helen Wilhelm visits for Ball wedding events.
The piece notes boys returning to Kemmerer after a river basin event. It mentions Leo and Pat Ball of Merna with motor activity and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Vega Miller in Phiedale. Al Price of Riverdale moved cattle out on the range. Also listed are Mr. Atox Price and young Cella Daniel with Sunday morning road talk and a reference to Daniel Tane.
A damaged notice warns automobile owners that licenses must be secured immediately or legal action will be taken by the county. The document references government campaigns and wartime efforts, mentioning millions mobilized and the importance of supporting Victory Bonds and War Savings Stamps.
A wartime appeal urges Johnson County residents to buy Victory Notes. It frames bond buying as a civic duty, contrasting earlier front lines with postwar obligations, and stresses government debt repayment, keeping promises, and honoring citizens through responsible investment.
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