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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1918
Page
15
Legal notices outlining rates for notices in the local post office publication. Advertising details include 10 cents per line per insertion with five cents per line for subsequent insertions. Mention of Brevier type and post office submission as second class matter.
The Cheyenne State Leader notes two scenes in Kemmerer on Monday tears and cheers as soldiers depart aboard No. 18 and a Red Cross drive asks for a one hundred million dollar sacrifice. Randolph Leigh becomes editor and aims to shape the paper into Wyoming’s leading Democratic organ.
An editorial defends Mayor elect T Hunter Salmon and the town administration in Kemmerer. The piece notes surprise at the election result but accuses no fault of the new mayor and expresses support for Salmon and allied officials Mr Smith Morrow Pix and Hibbs. The Camera pledges cheerful backing for their administration.
Governor Houx announces re election bid amid expected opposition and strong backing from supporters. Critics fault war oversight claims while praising the Wilson administration for wartime effort and bureaucratic competence.
Local discussion warns against exaggerated oil promises in neighboring papers. Community investors, led by established firms, fund honest efforts to explore and develop Lincoln County resources, while false claims deter capital and mislead prospects.
A damaged OCR item describes alleged simultaneous valve and information disputes. The text references a county and a judge asking counsel to explain the case and possible appeals. Names and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only partial courtroom activity.
The Wyoming State Wall commission announces a government exhibit at the state fair in Douglas. Eight thousand square feet in the Agricultural building will host images and information from Agriculture War Navy Interior and Commerce with daytime and evening screenings. Red Cross will oversee the display and British government displays are planned. A Mine Rescue Car from the U S Bureau of Mines will be stationed during the week.
In a nation at war the Federal Reserve records rising Third Liberty Loan subscriptions while the Liberty Loan Organization prepares a probable Autumn Fourth Liberty Loan. Public resolve drives unprecedented funding and total sacrifice to hasten victory, with citizens ready to lend money and devote effort to support Allied forces.
The Munn divorce case, not set for trial on the 24th, was settled out of court. Harry Munn will not contest the terms. A new child Adelaide is to be in Mr Munns custody. A property settlement is reported though details are undisclosed. Mr Munn is a ranchman of the River Valley. The settlement was arranged by Mr Jones and Mr Mose for Munn, with Messrs Sammon and Melvin as his representatives.
Fragmentary report mentions a court matter with disputed dates and parties. It references an event around a Monday and a highway vehicle issue. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicates a formal action or inquiry.
The text argues that a business must serve its purpose and generate revenues to cover expenses property upkeep and provide a reasonable return on invested capital. It warns that revenues below this fail and ruin the enterprise, noting a deficit of about one and a half million dollars at the end of 1917.
Judge Arnold entered judgment for Harrity for the amount sued. Bills appeals, with notice filed Tuesday morning.
An account from Bay City Michigan details 150 Red Cross dunnage bags made under tight 48 hour pressure. Young sisters aged ten and twelve joined adult volunteers to craft bags, left when asked to return, and surprised staff by arriving early next morning to finish preparations for shipment.
The article reports on French hospital supply struggles during the crisis, detailing disrupted shipments and the impact on medical care. It notes international aid efforts and the roles of individuals and organizations involved in delivering essential goods despite blockades and shortages.
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