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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1921
Page
8
The article discusses a world wide tuberculosis conference and preventive measures to curb the disease. It notes tuberculosis deaths surpass wartime casualties and argues that coordinated global action can abolish war like suffering. Public health efforts in the northwestern states are highlighted as part of the plan.
Court hearings continue over the Jaynes case with witnesses detailing the hide evidence and brands on calves. Bond reductions and adjournments occur as prosecutors push for January term adjudication amid broader military and Panama Canal concerns.
A fragmented note describes women, possibly War Mothers, in a city hospital touching wounded men to color weeds with artificial flowers for an American Legion display. The text mentions ragweed, corsages, and a shelving business, with unclear sequence of actions and locations.
Legion post outlines a Welcome Home fund resolution for Kemmerer ex-service members and reports progress on the city league, hall arrangements, and charitable aid. It notes officer auditing plans and schedules the next post meeting for Monday night.
LAMBS CLUB convened informally to discuss revival and future plans. County Attorney J A Christmas urged backing the club as a city benefit while Dr Hooker advocated housing and building initiatives to spur Kemmler growth and local development.
The gathering features J Milton Olsen and State Mine Inspector Sneddon praising the club and its community role. They compare with Price Utah and a Lambs club, while Ben Bell Arthur Smith and William Davis join the entertainment committee for October 12. Members are urged to bring guests for a larger turnout. A stray note on cotton stockings and dances ends the piece.
A four day schedule lists daily 2 to 4 pm offerings of cakes breads pastries and related items with Thursday Bread Day and Friday Pastry Day. Prof Becker conducts a 3 to 4 pm meat cooking demonstration for 15 people plus a general meat cooking lecture valued at 25 dollars per attendee.
A historical ad touts The Majestic Range built of malleable iron with riveted joints and no flues. It highlights features like a waterfaced boiler, increased heating surface, and heat absorption, claiming lower fuel use and no need for blacking. It notes options to buy without gas oven or waterfront and to add parts later.
A remonstrator from the Majestic Factory touts the Majestic Range as the best and cheapest, promising demonstrations on oven water and top heating, fire box construction, and jet range features to prove its superiority.
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