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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1914
Page
15
An editorial argues the United States must build a robust merchant marine to expand exports to South America and neutral ports, utilize rail transport for farm goods, and provide employment. It notes Germany's wartime fleet loss and calls for national government action to support home shipbuilding and industry.
Fall weather cheers county readers as elections end and space opens for local happenings. Secretary Bryan aims for thirty peace treaties by Christmas to assure United States peace, though treaties are fragile, as shown by distant negotiations and tense relations across the pond.
The Pocatello Tribune recalls centuries of art and culture disrupted by war. Yet the enduring love of country and loyalty to the cause remain priceless, guiding resilience after devastation.
The article notes daily papers bear heavy burdens in the business world due to the European war, rising demand for extras and higher paper prices, while country weeklies pay advanced paper costs without raising stationery or printing prices, yet remain ready to continue delivering news.
A quirky guide extols brains and heels as essential for a polished winter dance scene. It lists varied dances from Hesitation travulte to Taiwa Loli Fade Water One step, praising expert wiggling and fashionable movement.
We report partial loss in the county while noting broad Republican victories nationwide. The piece praises state and county committees for gallant, honest work, criticizes candidates for unpaid assessments, and pledges continued GOP support and principled coverage despite defeat.
Early returns indicate large Republican gains nationwide. Uncle Joe Cannon wins Illinois seat in Congress and Ridgely leads for Wyoming governor. Lincoln County swings Republican for state legislature while county officers remain mixed. New York, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Pennsylvania show Republican governors. Penrose re-elected in Pennsylvania. As of 1 30 p m Ridgely’s governor win conceded.
A town urging residents to spend dollars with local merchants who pay local taxes to fund sidewalks rather than sending money to mail-order firms in distant cities. The appeal stresses keeping feet out of the mud and boosting the town’s infrastructure by supporting local businesses.
Miss Jennie Sith arrives from Idaho to teach in the Kilkol school. Mixes Young of Rock Springs arrived last week to teach there. Miss Marjorie Christmas is added as extra assistant in the Kem merer gradescheel. Miss Laura Lee, music and English instructor at the High School, is at home in Green River on sick leave.
Advertisements carry valuable news for buyers as merchants reveal new offerings and savings. Readers should trust truthful ads from leading merchants, as back of each sale message lies the merchant’s reputation and standing.
French surgeons report three cases suggesting the brain may not be essential to life or function. A boy in Lyons recovered after brain loss from a fall, a mason with frontal brain removal regained faculties, and an Arab patient in Algiers died after postmortem showed no brains.
Congress party anecdote recounts a Missouri congressman discussing family life when a parrot bites a finger amid a kitchen hash prep. Wifey scolds Jimmy to heed the bird dealer’s warning about meat, while family exclaims in amused concern.
Garbled text shows stray phrases and misspellings such as Made in Amoriin and Pale Arange with unclear context. The fragment includes incomplete words and numbers, lacking coherent event, names, or dates to summarize meaningfully.
Jom, a longtime sheep industry figure, predicts a favorable outlook for this winter. He notes good winter feed, healthy flocks along the lease, and generally strong prices that should rise before spring while wool holds or gains value. Last winter's heavy losses stemmed from severe desert snow and early wool sales at lower rents, but conditions now are far more encouraging.
A sermon extols the Theatre of God the church as the supreme source of virtue and recreation. It urges weekly Sunday worship as a foundation for character, wisdom, peace, and lasting joy, arguing other amusements fade while the church endures for all.
Poetic fragment notes old maids in Slam and implies a distant view of their flights or paths. The line hints at contrasts between present social roles and distant possibilities.
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