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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
4
The notice describes rates for reading locals and legal notices with 8 cents per line for the first insertion and a higher rate for each subsequent insertion, plus branded or bravier type and 10 cents per line for cars of thanks and resolutions.
Town residents defend the Biennial Chautauqua as a wholesome park event while a small group pressures the city to bill sponsors and relocate the tent to a vacant lot. Supporters say the park draws children and families, offers wholesome entertainment, and benefits the community, whereas opponents equate it with a street carnival. The question remains which side will prevail on the final ordinance.
The chautauqua audience heard international representative Robert Foster declare organized labor seeks progress through lawful methods, not revolution. He argued that voting rights empower all workers, noting ninety percent of the workforce, and praised decades of peaceful gains achieved with lawful action.
The New York State Federation of Labor declares a six month labor truce and commends the actions of state government to curb profiteering and reduce living costs. It argues that high prices stem from production not keeping pace with consumption and calls for faster production to lower prices.
The message to labor unions outlines plans for a conference of capital and labor representatives to discuss fundamental means of adjustment. The aim is to set wages on a new footing and reduce friction that diminishes production and raises living costs.
President Wilson defended the Paris peace treaty and the League before the Foreign Relations Committee for three and a half hours, offering full, frank explanations. He warned opponents that reinterpretations cannot alter the text, while the public expects ratification without delay.
President Wilson addressed the Foreign Relations committee at the White House conference. He argued that ratification would revive key sectors as copper mines in Arizona Montana and Alaska operate at a loss while Missouri Tennessee and Wisconsin mines run at half capacity. He warned of limited Missouri Idaho and Illinois lead markets and cotton use in the Central Empires and Europe hampered by blocked trade. Nations concluding peace first will gain prosperity.
Sheridan seeks a 2700 mile Custer Battlefield Scenic Highway to boost travel and commerce. W D Fisher of the Sheridan Commercial Club launches a campaign with an eastern terminus at Omaha, routing north through Sioux City then west through Mitchell Chamberlain Rapid City Sundance Sheridan Hardy Billings to reach Glacier National Park.
The State of Wyoming Lincoln county notices creditors and interested persons that Cora L. Edick is administratrix for the estate of Frank Sebastian. The final account report and petition for distribution are on file for examination. objections must be filed within thirty days after the last publication, by October 28, 1919. if no objections are filed, final settlement will be made on October 23, 1919.
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