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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1919
Page
4
Local reading rates listed: 19 cents per line for notices, 8 cents per line for first insertion, 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Subscription price set at two dollars per year.
The Massachusetts election produced the largest state officer majority, signaling broad cross party backing for Governor Calvin Coolidge. Support crossed party lines and included many labor figures despite his stance on the Boston police strike. The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic fund-raising dynamics and notes Pershing criticism from Ohio congressman Shererod toward General Pershing.
A garbled SRT style notice references the Kommeror Peyublicgn and fear of vertlar adidnivtottion. It mentions inviting Denver party members to meetings and conting providintion. The text alludes to a partisan conflict between Repubican and Denversity party factions and a camera huey favory.
Fragmentary report notes investigations halted amid partisan debate. The incomplete text references pressure on officials, testimony, and documents, with mentions of Republican majorities and central authorities, but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
The article questions the evidence against government officials, arguing the records show at most waste and minor errors in wartime mobilization. It notes many statements come from grievances and partisans, while asserting Secretary Baker and Democratic leaders admitted urgency outweighed money. Republican allies assisted in rooting out incompetents with Hughes’s help.
Earl Haywood returned to Kemmerer this week after discharge at the Presidio California and work at the Arthur Robinson ranch on Upper Hamsfork. He spent about a year with American forces in Siberia stationed at Metagestock and traveled home via the Philippine Islands.
Due to nearly impassable roads the trucking business on the road from the railroad into the Green River valley has faced a month of food supply shortages. Repairs will restore road access and normal supply levels soon.
The next Teachers Examination will be held November 20 21 and 22. Applicants must notify the office and meet normal training hours. Examinations cover: Thursday A M handwriting agriculture orthography. Thursday P M reading language and grammar. Friday A M elementary public school tasks. Friday P M history physiology and general municipal topics. Saturday A M methods elementary psychology. Saturday P M civics and related subjects. Signed Myra E Geert.
In a district court trial last Wednesday and Thursday Attorney J W Sammon sued Mr P J Quealy over title to 320 acres along Fontenelle creek. Witnesses testified about deeds from Louis G Jones to Quealy and from Jones to Sammon, with questions of recording and knowledge. Judge Titball took the case under advisement and will issue a decision later.
Rex Beach's The Brand arrives on screen with Alaska scenery and dramatic tension. The four leads drive love and rebellion to a climactic finale amid blizzards and icy chasms, with strong character drawing and crafted suspense. Screen billing highlights a balanced cast and spectacular scenery.
Warhinction Nov 11 The offense bill will be put over until the recent session in December It will not be reported out of the conference committee until the regular session of congress convenes next month Friends of the bill have decided on this course in view of Senator La Follette preparing to make Kapoth a week longer against adoption of the conference report The conferees have reached no agreement on the main point royalties
The piece argues thrift defines wealthless living and criticizes extravagant spending. It contrasts penury with prudent spending, urging readers to save and avoid waste, even at modest income levels. The tone warns against overindulgence and stresses frugality as true comfort.
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