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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1914
Page
5
An editorial argues the war underscored the need to build a strong U.S. merchant fleet. It asserts government action is required to develop a national merchant marine, to aid exports, move farm and rail goods, and employ idle workers amid a disrupted economy. Germany’s fleet losses are cited as a cautionary example.
The county press notes fall weather delights and hopes the election is over. Secretary Bryan aims to secure thirty peace treaties by Christmas to ensure peaceful ties for the United States, though the fragile nature of diplomacy is seen in cautionary words about events across the pond.
The article reflects on decades of art and culture in Belgium ruined by war. It notes that amid devastation, the enduring priceless value is love of country and loyalty to the cause, as reported by the Pocatello Tribune.
The piece notes daily papers are strained by the European war and extra demands, with heavier expenses for paper and printing. It adds country weeklies pay higher prices for paper yet have not raised their own news prices or stationery costs, remaining ready to continue delivering the news.
Readers learn that winter dancing requires brains and careful practice. The article lists varied dances and steps such as the Hesitation travulte and Dur goa Waltz, noting experts will be the craziest evaluators of technique.
The piece notes partial local defeat in Tie Casrcea yet reports broad Republican gains nationwide and statewide. It praises the State central committee and county committees for gallant, honest campaigning, cautions on candidate dues, and vows continued allegiance to Republican principles and a strong local paper.
Reports from the East indicate large Republican gains across states with Uncle Joe Cannon elected to Congress in Illinois and Ridgely leading for governor in Wyoming. Lincoln County trends show Republicans winning most county offices though Democrats hold county clerk and assessor. New York, Wisconsin, Illinois and Pennsylvania reportedly elect Republican governors. Penrose re-elected in Pennsylvania.
A town booster plea argues dollars should stay local to fund sidewalks here rather than support mail order firms in distant cities. It urges residents to buy from local merchants who pay taxes locally to keep feet out of the mud and boost the town.
Miss Jennie Sith arrives from Idaho to teach at Kilkol school. Mixes Young of Rock Springs arrived last week to teach at Kilkol. Miss Marjorie Christmas is appointed extra assistant in Kemmerer grades. Miss Laura Lee, music and English instructor at the high school, is home in Green River on sick leave.
The piece argues ads reveal vital daily developments beyond news columns. It urges readers to read ads from leading merchants for real savings and trustworthy offers, claiming truthful advertising sustains reputation and value.
French surgeons report three cases as evidence that the brain may not be indispensable. A boy in Lyons recovered after brain loss, a Mason with frontal lobe damage woke and regained faculties, and an Arab patient died after two months without brain tissue found postmortem.
Congressman William W. Rucker recounts a comic domestic moment about a parrot in Mis souri. Suburban resident Brows bursts into the kitchen as a hash is being prepared. A bite leaves Jimmy with a mangled hand and Little wifey scolds the bird care guidance.
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Jom remarks that the sheep industry is in better condition than many years. Winter range feed is good and flocks near the lease are in excellent shape. Wool prices have recovered, with expectations of increases before spring while selling costs remain steady. Last winter saw heavy losses due to snow and early wool sales brought four to free rents, but current prospects are more favorable.
In urging winter plans, the piece elevates the church as the supreme theatre of God, surpassing all amusements. It calls for weekly church attendance as essential to character, zeal for justice, and lasting joy, stating other entertainments fade while the Theatre of God endures. It invites all to enter the door at Becket.
A brief item notes in Slam about old maids and a distant path, using fragmented phrases and a rustic tone. No clear events or names present, rendering a terse, fragmentary snapshot of local humor or folklore.
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