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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1921
Page
7
The passage asks readers to survey owners of the same car make to learn how the vehicles perform over twenty to thirty thousand miles. It suggests asking owners about mileage on gas, oil, and tires, and whether the car remains satisfactory and cost of subsequent 10 000 mile periods. It also probes if owners would buy the same make again.
A compact history traces Tennessee from De Soto’s 1541 expedition to early settlements, the 18th century split with North Carolina, the State of Franklin, Civil War secession, postwar disorder, Ku Klux Klan emergence, and state formation. It notes Tennessee's 42,028 square miles and nickname the Volunteer State, with a Cherokee-derived river name.
Manuel Herrick writes constituents from Washington admitting a mixed reception. He complains of ridicule and dull speeches, describes lodging costs, and predicts a tough reelection race while urging Perry residents to back him. Wyoming immigration growth praised as a separate note.
A Topeka woman recalls a troubling sensation during a party with several young people. The event, observed by Kane Chiy Bier, raises questions about the evening’s conduct and safety.
Department of the Interior notice from Evanston Wyoming dated April 20 1921 states Julia Beyda widow of Michael Beyda has filed intention to make final three year proof on a 1917 homestead entry in township 22 north range 11 west sixth principal meridian. Final proof to establish claim will be before Flo La Chapelle Kemmerer Wyoming June 8 1921. Witnesses listed include Walter Turley John Griff Andrew Reyda and Mike Kushnil all of Kemmerer and Frontier Wyoming.
Expert Dr. Harvey asserts beer has no medical properties and is only a beverage. He warns excessive beer drinking leads to obesity and urges scientific brewing. Prohibition advocate Randolph asks extension of Volstead Act to Hawaii, the Philippines, and the Virgin Islands, citing a DOJ ruling.
The note claims half the food is needed when well masticated and that digestion begins in the mouth. It stresses the importance of proper digestion and bowel movement and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen digestion and insure regular bowel movements.
Notice to delinquent taxpayers publicized under 1921 Wyoming laws. Penalties on 1920 taxes will be refunded if all delinquent taxes and interest are paid by June 1, 1921, with claims filed by October 1, 1921. Ben Bell, County Treasurer, enforces the act effective February 10, 1921.
Woodmen of the World Hamsfork Camp 619 meets every Wednesday at O. O. B. Hall. Visiting neighbors always welcome. James A. Banks C. C. Alex Scott, clerk.
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