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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1918
Page
5
Legal notices and acknowledgments listed with rates per line and per insertion. Kemmetter post office entry noted as second class matter.
The Kemmerer community reflects on the WWI home front with tears and cheers as soldiers depart on No. 18 and a Red Cross drive urged. The writer urges a one hundred million dollar sacrifice, celebrating a new editor Randolph Leigh and Cheyenne State Leader's Democratic stance.
An editorial defends Mayor elect T. Hunter Salmon amid town election coverage. The piece commends his character and qualifications, asks for prior notice of candidacy, and pledges public support for Salmon and councilmembers Smith Morrow Pix and Hibbs for an excellent upcoming year.
Governor Houx widely seen as strong candidate for Democratic renomination after five years as Secretary of State and two years as governor. Supporters praise his qualifications and insistence on efficient service while critics seek to hamstring war activities with calls for commission probes.
The letter argues dishonest publicity misleads investors about Lincoln County oil. It notes local firms invest honestly while exaggerated reports from nearby papers misrepresent production prospects, potentially driving away capital needed for development.
Fragmentary text describes alleged simultaneous valve theft and a court proceeding. Names and details are garbled, with references to a county, a judge, and an attorney, but no clear actions or outcomes are readable.
Arrangements for a major government exhibit occupy eight thousand square feet in the Agricultural building at the Wyoming State Fair. Representatives from Agriculture War Navy Interior and Commerce will present the departments in full costume alongside educational displays and day and night film showings. The exhibit arrives from Hamline Minnesota and moves to Pueblo Colorado, with Red Cross supervision in Douglas and a Mine Rescue Car to be on site under the U.S. Bureau of Mines.
Clerical staff at Federal Reserve Banks report Third Liberty Loan subscriptions rising while a Fourth Liberty Loan is anticipated for autumn. Public support is pledged to lend unlimited funds or even automatic ongoing loans as long as the war lasts, with national unity turning away from business as usual to victory.
The Munn divorce case was settled out of court before trial on the 24th. Harry Munn will not contest the terms. A new child Adelaide will be in Mr. Munns custody. A property settlement is reported though details are not public. Mr. Munn, a ranchman of Miver Valley, arranged through Messrs Jones Mose for him and Messrs Sammon Melvin for the other party.
An OCR damaged note references a court case or legal matter with fragmented names and dates. The text mentions Monday events, an auto failure, and a Mine Kouudioven related to a county tow or measure, but specifics are obscured. The item preserves minimal identifiers and lacks clear outcomes.
The text states that business success hinges on serving its purpose and generating adequate revenues. It notes revenues must cover expenses, property upkeep, and provide a reasonable return on invested capital. If not, the enterprise harms public trust, damages credit, and risks financial disaster, citing a deficit around one and a half million dollars at the end of 1917.
Harrity sued Bills claiming improper side of the road driving. Judge Arnold entered judgment for Harrity for the sued amount and the defendant gave notice of appeal.
Bay City Michigan Red Cross chapter faced a 150 dunnage bag rush for troops. Young sisters and other local girls worked all day to complete bags and promised to return, proving spontaneous charity and community spirit.
Fragmentary text describes French hospitals and wartime crisis with references to leaders and supply efforts. Readable names or dates are unclear. core idea centers on hospital provisioning during conflict and international aid.
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