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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1918
Page
15
Senator Kendrick urges Wyoming to elect a Democratic Congress to back President Wilson. The letter argues party progressivism, wartime leadership, and domestic reforms, endorsing the Senate and House candidates as capable and reliable allies of the president.
An early 20th century ad claims Spanish influenza kills more than German bullets, urging readers to boost immunity with Tanlac. It markets Tanlac as a powerful tonic, touts over ten million bottles sold, and lists sample distribution in Kemmerer Danville Prontier and Jackson areas.
The War Department reports a new infantry officers training school to open at Camp Fremont near Palo Alto California on December 1818. It will admit about twenty thousand officer candidates with a two month course. Eligible draft registrants aged eighteen to forty six include those pre September 12 1918 placed in Class 1 A and others deferred for industry or agriculture who meet education physique and personality requirements. Wyoming state has been allotted thirty places at this school. Inquiries and application requests should be sent promptly.
The commanding officer at the University of Wyoming urges able men to seize a favorable opportunity to obtain an eight second lieutenant commission in the infantry. The War Department seeks to fill Camp Fremont quickly, stressing urgency and national need.
A fragmented report describes a young boy boasting of plans to fly over a neighbor’s yard and drop bricks, signaling a reckless and ambitious attempt that alarms residents and authorities. Local officials brace for potential danger as the threat prompts warnings.
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