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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
12
Fragmentary OCR notices describe subscriptions rates and advertising spaces with garbled typography and broken lines. No clear names, dates, or events are discernible to summarize into a concrete item.
County chambers and similar bodies urged to send representatives to a good roads convention in Cheyenne on the 30th. The piece notes Wyoming’s road-building challenge with a sparse population and bond funds, calling for active gubernatorial support and county commissioner attendance.
A concise report notes that discontent among U S soldiers who served abroad is more a state of mind than anger at neglect or mistreatment by others. The piece emphasizes morale and outlook, listing veteran attitudes and possible causes without detailing specific incidents.
The Veteran, an American Legion organ, argues dissatisfaction among veterans stems from the shift from thrilling war effort to dull peacetime routines. It notes soldiers hoped for glory but found grind and monotony, then resumed duty in France and Germany before returning home becomes possible.
The piece critiques the Republican majority in both the House and Senate for opposing President Wilson and blocking peace efforts. It argues the public backs the League of Nations while newspapers face a dilemma weighing Wilson's popularity against party lines. It calls for reform or repudiation of party leadership.
A reflection on WWI era politics notes public indifference to President Wilson’s illness among some citizens and discusses opposition among Republican Senators to the League of Nations. It cites a New York World report of a new League of Oppressed Peoples formed in New York with delegates from China Egypt Persia Ireland India Corea and Russia.
A fragmentary satire by B. Richard Shipp reflects on life, greed, and society. It mocks those who seek wealth by harms and laments daylight saving waste while labeling weak minds as present in congress. Casper dated Oct 2 1919.
County Superintendent Myra E. Geer commends Jackson valley boards in Big Piney and Jackson for progressive plans and extra staff. She urges rural voters to support tax measures next May to raise school standards and reduce student outflow, noting Kelly district plans three new standardized school houses and future equipment.
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