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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1921
Page
4
A brief display of the Reading locals classified rate card listing 10¢ per line for locals and cards of thanks, 25¢ for 81,00, and 8¢ per line for subsequent insertions of legal notices. Includes brevier type specification and per-line pricing details.
The agricultural bloc, a cross party group of Western and Southern senators, drives relief for farmers and livestock industries. They backed the Fifty Millions Dollar Live Stock pool, expanded War Finance Corporation provisions, redirected Treasury funds to Farm Loans, boosted tax and freight rate reforms, and push repeal of the Interstate Commerce Act guarantee section to curb rail charges.
A Wisconsin Republican, Ed ward Vouht, argues for a properly graded income tax to raise most government revenue. He notes a huge wartime debt and suggests taxing individuals by net income, with higher earners paying more, while criticizing the current bill as insufficient.
The speaker states opposition to a bill, arguing it places a heavier burden on the general public while benefiting the very rich, corporations, and trusts. The proposal is criticized for not delivering proportional benefits to less advantaged citizens. The speaker highlights support from big business and millionaires.
A 1924 tariff debate is recapped with senators McKinley and Kenyon criticizing the Emergency Tariff Act. They cite low corn prices, high production costs, and a damaged Middle West market as Europe remains unable to pay. The piece depicts farmers hurt by policy and inflationary costs amid wartime surplus concerns.
The Camera announces rushed production due to printing department delays and promises full news coverage next week. Readers are thanked for patience as the paper aims to deliver a worthy edition with all transacting news in the locality.
Thais lived in Athens with Alexander the Great and provoked palace intrigue. Jealous of Persian maidens at Persepolis she urged him to burn the palace. Afterward she squandered treasures with Ptolemy, earning a notorious reputation in local legend.
A jumble of jokes and witticisms from the Triangle Chatter column offers light reflections on marriage lies and manners. It skewers politicians, fashion, and everyday folly with pithy lines about husbands and wives, gossip, and human foibles.
T Blake Kennedy of Cheyenne was sworn in as a federal judge by Judge John A. Biner. Kennedy was also elevated to the top Wyoming member spot of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks.
Fragmented OCR text discusses roads and imports with unclear references to Fantini and Hin Fen. It appears as a garbled note about transportation and social roles, mentioning subscribing for the cameras and local publication context without coherent details or readable names.
Exalted Ruler Rudolph Hofmann of the Cheyenne lodge presided at the meeting. Kennedy, elevated to supervisor of all Wyoming lodges, also becomes the state's highest judicial officer on the same day.
Miss Vera Oikarie is absent due to illness. The school started a tooth brush club rewarding four perfect scores with toothpaste for the term. Art class prepared Halloween decorations and Miss Killion and Miss Parker gave children a delightful Hallo Ween Weilie Roast night.
The Glencoe school reports total enrollment this month at 27 students. Edgar Cappusie has been absent two days due to illness. Penmanship classes are showing notable improvements in students' work.
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