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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1918
Page
12
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In Lincoln County, Sunday’s Triangle farewell for local boys bound for an eastern training camp, W. C. Delaney was omitted as a speaker in last week’s Camera account. Delaney, recently moved from Jackson to Kemmerer, is an old-timer born and raised in the county, who served in the Spanish American War in Cuba and the Philippines and remains active in veterans affairs.
A brief report notes Taft and Roosevelt met in a New York hotel dining room for about 30 minutes, reportedly burying their hatchet. The piece remarks on past sharp exchanges, questions the depth of reconciliation, and suggests aiding the war program could seal renewed cooperation.
President Wilson pushes for executive legislative cooperation and abandons old conventions by addressing Congress extemporaneously after reading his message. Observers note the moment shows substance over form, signaling a new pragmatic approach to communication with lawmakers.
A report from Petrograid returns to the United States with impressions on Russia and urges against Japanese intervention in Siberia. The president’s policy to do justice for the Russian people is praised, while caution is urged against actions that could widen the conflict.
President Wilson urged Congress to remain in Washington to pass essential war revenue legislation. He argued duty over politics and suggested those who support the war effort will gain constituents’ confidence. The piece also notes continued Allied aid and German pressure as the war timeline unfolds.
Mise LaTing F Debolt of Kemmerer visited her mother in Des Moines Iowa and paid a short call in Kemmerer. She plans an extended trip through Idaho Washington Oregon and California before returning. Harold Munn awaits a visit from his wife Mrs B D Malone of Chicago and Mrs Mann with daughter and mother, all planning time at the hotel.
After adjourning the Spring Term Judge Arnold appointed a three member committee to prepare a memorial to Col. H. Christmas who died in early April. The note praises his zeal for clients courtesy toward opponents and loyalty as a friend and notes deep sympathy to his family from the Lincoln county bar.
ISOLUTION NOTICE. The firm of Schwalbe and Sander son has been dissolved by mutual consent. All bills due or payable at this date are to be presented to either of the undersigned. ELIE SCHWALBE, G YO SANDERSON.
Kemp area notes praise the K H S pep show and community support from Kemp, Frontier, and Diamondville. Alumni held a senior initiation at the high school, with diplomas and planned graduation exercises. Staff changes and summer plans include surveying and local work, plus a school picnic and neighborhood fundraising efforts.
A brief directive advises obtaining a bottle of Thamber lain's ointment as soon as possible after injury and to follow the plain printed directions that accompany each bottle.
St Patrick's Church Maps will celebrate Mass every Sunday at 9 a m with Benediction after Mass. Sunday School annual at 2:00 a m. Mass at Sublet on the first Sunday each month at 12 a m. Rev T B D Lynch, Pastor.
Sunday services announced with Evening Prayer at 7 50 p m and Morning Prayer at 11 a m at Kemmerer St James First Sunday after Trinity. Cokeville St Bartholo lists Sunday School at 11 a m Mrs Schmidt and Morten Joslin Vier Yat pt. No evening service.
A garbled excerpt hints at a bridge game and distant events in France. Names and clear actions are missing, leaving only fragments about preferences and a tense mood.
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