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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1919
Page
4
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An editorial reviews reading purpose beyond amusement. It argues literature should test time, teach morals, and reveal life truths through enduring works like Shakespeare, noting stories without depth waste effort and urging readers to seek lasting literary value. It also mentions political commentary and a Wyoming town’s noon lunch concept for business discussion.
The Wyoming Press reports a criminal information against Charles Lee charging illegal liquor sale. The notice notes potential racial prejudice tied to the accusation and the man described as a Chinaman.
A National Education Association report outlines a severe teacher shortage and many underqualified instructors. It cites 238,573 positions surveyed, 14,686 vacancies, 28,006 below standard teachers, and a drop to 26,134 in 1919 normal school attendance from 33,051 in 1916, with calls for higher salaries and standards.
A Rawlins meeting brought together members of the United States tariff commission and Wyoming woolgrowers to determine the cost of producing wool and mutton. Officials Wm. S. Culbertson and Walter S. Cox attended for the government, joined by Carbon county sheepmen and J. M. Wilson J. D. Noblitt Petrie from Denver for the discussion on tariff levels for imported wool and mutton.
Bob Boomer was down from Coke on Thursday for business matters.
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