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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1919
Page
12
Local announcement lists subscription price at 2.00 per year and advertising rates for reading notices. Rates include 19 cents per line for locals, 8 cents per line for first insertion, 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions, and a 10 cent per line for notices of thanks and resolutions.
The last election sparks talk of presidential candidates and party strategies. Massachusetts Governor Calvin Coolidge’s landslide victory signals broad cross party support, including labor groups, and reveals contrasts in campaign financing and method between Republicans and Democrats.
An OCR fragment discusses official administration and party meetings. It mentions public notices, invitations to Democrats, and references to Republicans and civic actions. The garbled text prevents clear conclusions about dates or outcomes.
Fragmentary report notes investigations halted amid partisan tensions. The piece mentions attempts to limit or deter and references testimony, documentary materials, and scrutiny by a Republican majority, with unclear authority and funding details.
The piece questions the credibility of evidence against government officials, arguing that testimonies from wartime investigations reveal only minor errors and waste in wartime preparations. It notes bipartisan attempts to root out incompetence and cites Justice Hughes, while criticizing Republican media for limited coverage aligned with political aims.
Earl Haywood arrived in Kemmerer this week after discharge at the Presidio California and a year of service with American forces in Siberia. He previously worked at the Arthur Robinson ranch on Upper Hamsfork and spent time in Metagestock. He traveled home via the Philippine Islands.
Roads near the railroad into the Green River valley have been nearly impassable for a month, hindering trucking and causing a shortage of food supplies. Officials expect rapid relief as road conditions improve.
The next Teachers' Examination will be held November 20 21 and 22. Teachers planning to take the exam must notify the office. Eligibility requires hours in normal training and credits should be presented at exam time. The schedule lists Thursday morning and afternoon and Friday and Saturday sessions with various subjects and a note of two city and county teachers.
A district court trial last Wednesday and Thursday involved J. W. Sammon as plaintiff and P. J. Quealy as defendant over a 320 acre Fontenelle creek land claim. Evidence included deeds by Louis G. Jones and remarks suggesting knowledge of the Quealy deed. judge Titball to decide later.
Rex Beach story The Brand is praised for its gripping drama and powerful characters. The film showcases magnificent Alaska scenery including blizzards and frozen rivers. At the New Kemmer Theatre, Wednesday and Thursday November 20 and 21.
Warhinction November 11. the oil land bill will be postponed until the December reconvened session. It will not advance from the conference committee until the regular session opens next month. Proponents fear Sen. La Follette will stall the conference report for another week. No agreement has been reached on royalties in the main controversy.
A satirical essay critiques thrift and penury contrasting frugality with waste. It argues that thrift means owning little but having essentials, while penury is pinching what one does not have. The piece warns against excess while promoting prudent self denial.
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