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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
12
A scanned OCR fragment requests forms for insertion notices including card of thanks and resolutions. It specifies per line rates and requires heading level notice layout. The readable bits indicate a request for classified style insertions and public notices with line by line pricing.
The article relays an ultimatum and Wilson’s plea to miners to avert a costly strike. It notes his record helping labor, urges restraint, and argues price relief requires end to disturbances. It discusses price trends, production, and the impact on living costs and national welfare.
Miles Poindexter from Washington state announces candidacy for the presidential nomination. He has long opposed the League of Nations covenant, a stance that could hinder his bid as the covenant's adoption appears assured with potential reservations.
Washington reports that army food supplies will be shipped into Wyoming via the post office department, after Senator Kendrick secured a promise from Quartermaster General Rogers. Delays stemmed from a railroad strike affecting Omaha zone stocks and a staffing shortage, amid political criticism and circulated rumors denied by the Quartermaster General.
A baby boy was born Tuesday morning at Marquis hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Scott. Mother and child are reported to be getting along nicely. Alex is praised as a proud and eager father, ready for a strong sparring partner for the youngster.
Roa to County Ansenser J. P. oxnelinetiond for cen sus Sortantsen held in the City Hall in Tuas on Monday, November 3. About 70 snumerators are needed for Lincoln county.
The piece reflects on the deeper meaning of the “airy pilot” idea, critiquing childish questions and gambling of the soul. It contrasts a belief in prompt lawful enforcement bringing peace with the dangers of illegal, tardy enforcement causing unrest and disaster.
Notice states the next Teachers' Examination will be held November 20, 21 and 22. Teachers planning to take the rain should notify the office. The schedule lists Thursday morning penmanship agriculture orthography. Thursday afternoon reading language grammar rhetoric. Friday morning arithmetic plays and playgrounds English classics elementary public school music. Friday afternoon United States history physiology hygiene community civics general science elementary drawing. Saturday morning methods hygiene of the school child geography elementary educotional psychology. Saturday afternoon civics school management. Two sets of questions will be issued one for city teachers and one for rural teachers.
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