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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
12
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The piece reflects on the two year mark since Americas entry into World War I, praising Woodrow Wilson and the war effort. It contrasts supporters of Wilson with detractors and notes the Daughters of the American Revolution unanimously endorsing the League of Nations, signaling broad public support.
The speech defends postwar policy, praises Democratic leadership for funding wartime costs, and attacks antiLeague critics. It argues Republicans claim of promise without fulfillment, cites war taxation shifts, and contrasts peace goals led by Lloyd George Clemenceau and Wilson with isolationist fears.
Plans in western states aim to boost wool output by building large flocks. Lewis county launches a campaign to let ranchers add many sheep by buying high-class ewes this fall for westward breeding. County agents help farmers pool funds to purchase stock, anticipating wool shortages and favorable mutton prices, promising stability and growth.
Sympathy pours in for Mr and Mrs James Ellis of Sage after a Monday fire destroyed their home and contents valued about 5000. The family had no insurance and the cause is undetermined though a stove in the kitchen was noted. Neighbors rallied to help the distressed family.
FP G Abel who has run the Kemmerer Cigar Factory for five years will move his plant and business to Twin Falls Idaho this week. Abel, who came from Ogden, built a successful local trade and popularized several cigar brands. The departure surprised many in Kemmerer as friends regret their move.
Card of Thanks expresses appreciation for donations and invites attendance at services. John B Neving visits from Fucatello with Mrs Neving, who stayed with Mrs H E Robin. T W Connell of Daniel owns a Word touring car bought through Upto-Date Auto, in hotel area undergoing remodels and repairs.
Pete Japucamozuik arrived last week and provoked a clash after misidentifying Dan Madison of the Kemmerer taxi as a target. He was held overnight and a judge set bail at five dollars.
Ben Bell, recently back from overseas and en route to Salt Lake where his mother is ill, has returned to Kemmerer and greeted friends. He spoke at the Mother's Day exercises in the LA D S church last Sunday, recounting some army experiences in a short, engaging talk.
R. P. Lowry an agent with Mrs. Lowry leaves Thursday for an extended vacation possibly visiting European battlefields if passports are secured. John McClement replaces him. Hal Fox and Martin Cahill travel alongside on labor business. Town Marshal Harrity injures a finger in a rug room incident leading to a mild blood poisoning treatment. John R. Whiston and Räuchter plan an extended visit with relatives in Richmond Wisconsin.
The Kemmerer theatre announces Heart of Humanity will screen Monday and Tuesday nights May 19 and 20 with ticket prices cut to 25 and 50 cents to attract crowds. Paul Kukoy visited Cumberland last Friday and bought a Ford.
Robe rts wins the mayoralty after a vigorous city vote. The campaign featured strong efforts to mobilize turnout and a contentious contest with J Futer.
Readers are asked to call 1 studio regarding photographs at 2 A Pobjole Stediey. A young lady will be available for the next ten days at 10 m te cinema ally 4.
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