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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
4
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The piece reflects on two years since America joined the World War and praises President Wilson for leading toward peace. It notes partisan attacks by opponents and highlights the Daughters of the American Revolution endorsing the League of Nations as a sign of broad public support. It suggests progressives align with Wilson and critics fade as sentiment shifts.
The piece contends Republicans claim the Democratic era shifted war costs to wartime industry gains and criticizes anti League voices. It praises Mondell for acknowledging taxation shifts and argues the country seeks peace under leaders Lloyd George Clemenceau and Wilson, while denouncing anti administration critics.
Plans to boost wool production in western states include expanding flocks by buying high-class ewes in fall and distributing breeding stock through county agents. Officials warn of a wool and sheep shortage for the next four to five years, with fair wool prices and high mutton prices signaling stability and growth in the sheep industry.
Sympathy pours in for Mr and Mrs James Ellis of Sage after a Monday fire leveled their home and contents valued around 52 000, not insured. The blaze occurred while the family was away and the cause remains undetermined though a stove in the kitchen was noted.
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. He originated the operation after arriving from Ogden and built a strong local trade with two to three cigar brands. The departure surprised business circles and many friends will regret their move.
Card of Thanks expresses appreciation for donations and invites attendance at services. John B Neving of Fucatello visited, returning with Mrs Neving who visited her sister. T W Connell of Daniel owns a Word touring car bought via Upto-Date Auto, in hotel area undergoing remodeling and repairs.
Pete Japucamozuik arrived last week and caused a disturbance after misidentifying Dan Madison of Kemmerer taxi as a Ford. He was detained overnight by dogs guarding the street and a judge set the bail at five dollars.
Ben Bell returned from overseas a few weeks ago and, after going to Salt Lake to see his ill mother, is back in Kemmerer meeting friends. He spoke briefly at the Mother's Day exercises in the LA D S church last Sunday, sharing some army experiences.
R P Lowry agent of the L with Mrs Lowry left Thursday for an extended vacation possibly visiting battlefields in Europe if passports are secured. John McClement, Hal Fox, and Martin Cahil accompany on official rounds while protections like Town Marshal Harrity recover from a hand injury amid a prison incident. John R Whiston and Rauchter head to Richmond Wisconsin for visits withVelsttvyes.
Theatre manager announces Heart of Humanity show dates in Kemmerer for Monday and Tuesday May 19 and 20 with ticket prices reduced to 25 and 50 cents to lure crowds. Local resident Paul Kukoy visited Cumberland last Friday and bought a Ford.
Dick Roberts won the mayoral race amid a rugged contest with J. E. Futer. Voters were urged to turn out for the fall vote as efforts to mobilize support intensified citywide.
A notice requests all with photographs at 2 A Pobjole Stediey to call 1 studio. A young lady will be available for the next ten days starting 10 m at cinema ally 4.
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