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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1918
Page
6
An exhortation to contribute generously to the Red Cross during wartime. It urges giving amounts beyond small coins and emphasizes that giving is a duty, not charity, to support those fighting and the families of the fallen. It ends with a call to self reflection on the appropriate amount.
The note from Frank V Evans former mayor of Birmingham Ala ex state examiner of public accounts and former editor of the Birmingham Age Herald praises Tanlac claiming improved health after starting the medicine Evans writes from Birmingham dated February 2016 stating his appetite sleep and weakness concerns eased and he expects full recovery Southern Tanlac distributor F Willa cites other notable endorsers including Hono W Mansam Sheriff Morkenzie Moss and Moses Glawn among others
A fragmented notice lists Cotton Mill Superintendent of Chatta hoochee Georgia Hon 8 3 Shepherd former City Councillor of Atlanta and others. The ad also promotes Tanlac available in Kemmeser Dartell Frontier and Jackson through local drug stores.
Hon M B Champlin Sheridan mayor and Republican governor candidate visited the Cemera office last week. He aligns with War ren and Mondell on the platform and aims to be the sole straight Republican candidate after others withdrew. He favors the prohibition amendment to the state constitution and his sons serve in France for Uncle Sam.
A community call to action promotes the Red Cross drive urging residents to donate and support relief efforts, highlighting the need for volunteers and funds.
A K Jones of Western National Life Insurance Cheyenne spent two days in Kemmerer for Red Cross work. Vaughn Lyons now with a lumber firm in Pocatello visited Kemmerer. Robert H. Houston received a 60 day draft furlough to tend ranch and crops. Will and Mrs. Bender planned a trip to Montpelier and Star Valley to view mining property. Dr R A Hocker planned a new dental office in Rock Springs. C C Gray of Montpelier Idaho and Archie Woodward of Cokeville arrived in Kemmerer. Thomas Sneddon Jr joined the engineering corps after being called from Salt Lake and may train in Virginia.
The Cokeville Register editor reports sixty sons ready to aid the war effort by providing pork for soldiers in France. Bulletin No. 1 notes 121 piglets born in the area. Al Gardiner boasts his flock produced 97 ewes with 161 lambs, a high percentage for the region, with more reports expected.
Mead brings 18 state prison workers to Cokeville to repair the Dugway and build the Cokeville Star Valley road through Salt Creek canyon. The crew, the only state force on the project, includes honored men who look forward to summer work and vacation. The team will progress from the lower canyon to the summit to complete the divide crossing before summer ends.
An advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's Liniment as relief for rheumatism promising rest and sleep for sufferers. The claim highlights rheumatism as the most common and painful disease and presents the liniment as the remedy.
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