Notice for classified lines and card of thanks insertions
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
4
Public notice requests per line installments for wedding cards and resolutions. Advertisers are told to provide lines at 18 cents each and to assign a dockets for each insertion.
The article argues President Wilson’s appeal to coal miners should be followed to avert national distress. It praises his labor record, notes he will protect the public, and discusses how lowering living costs requires ending disturbances and improved production. It emphasizes patience while existing efforts play out.
Miles Poindexter of Washington signals a run for the Republican presidential nomination. He has advocated against the League of Nations covenant, a stance that may complicate his bid as the league’s fate moves toward ratification. Poindexter plans to devote months to campaign grooming ahead of the national convention next summer.
Washington reports promise from Quartermaster General Rogers to Senator Kendrick that army food supplies will be shipped into Wyoming via post office channels immediately. Congress directed retail distribution, but delays arose from a railroad strike, staffing shortfalls, and political criticism amid demobilization.
A baby boy was born Tuesday morning at Marquis hospital to Mr and Mrs Alex Scott.Both mother and baby are reported to be doing well. Alex says he looks forward to being a strong sparring partner for the child.
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 essay contrasts the airy pilot idea with evolving respect in recent years and cites Parson Maynard and a child’s why as irritants. It discusses gambling in souls, a banker God, and a satire on fashions and female consumerism.
Notice states the next Teachers Examination will run November 20 21 and 22. Teachers planning to attend should notify the office. The schedule lists morning and afternoon tests in Penmanship Agriculture Orthography Reading Language and Grammar Rhetoric Arithmetic Plays and Playground English Classics Elementary Public School Music United States History Physiology Hygiene Community Civics General Science Elementary Drawing Methods Hygiene of the School Child Geography Elementary Educational Psychology Civics School Management. Two test sets will be issued for city and rural teachers.
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