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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1918
Page
16
An ad touts Dr Bias Tablets as a stomach remedy. It claims to cleanse the liver and intestines, ease indigestion, and restore appetite using plant based ingredients. Sold in 10c and 25c boxes at druggists.
A wartime diary entry from September 10 11 recalls news of a sale of papers, a nurse leaving for hospital, and rumors of 75 American nurses arriving. The writer notes cold, wind and occasional snow, reflects on winter warfare hardships, and mentions swapping stories with a fellow from the 2nd Division Home Mass who has served on five fronts.
Mrs. A K Sidenberter of Rockfield Indiana reports spring bronchial trouble relieves after using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for a few days and all signs of bronchial trouble disappear.
The quarantine does not bar pastoral calls and ministers to the soul may travel to camps. Rev. Fr. T. D Lynch secured authorization to continue his usual trips as he attends his pastoral duties.
Ogden Packing & Provision Co of Ogden Utah seeks 20 men for the Killing and Offal Departments. Apply in person or write for the position in the large beer contract for the army.
A 1918 letter from the Republican State Central Committee accuses the Houx campaign of false statements about Governor Houx owning property in Wyoming. It defends Carey as a native son with local ties and criticizes Republican tactics as deceitful, urging public truth in campaigns.
The War Industries Board and State Council of National Defense urge strict adherence to building permit restrictions to support the war effort. They warn that delaying nonessential construction saves labor, materials, and fuel for 1919 victory, urging local councils to postpone projects and promote patriotic cooperation.
D C Oakley, long-time Lincon County resident and Afton garage owner, is urged by friends to run for Lincoln County sheriff. His prior service as Bear Lake deputy sheriff and his respected, upright record are cited as reasons for support and a promise of a capable administration. The article notes plans for a welcoming welfare and information bureau for service members, plus accommodations and social amenities in London.
A cable dispatch reports the Christian Science Welfare House in London near Eaton Square, aiding officers and men of the US Army and Navy seeking Christian Defence. The facility welcomes sailors, soldiers, and weary travelers, with easy access to transport hubs around Victoria Station.
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