Editor Visits Kemmerer Schools in Busy Morning Tour
The Editor visited Kemmerer schools with Superintendent Burch, touring the Commercial department with six typing machines and a growing program, Domestic Science and Domestic Art rooms, and the High School led by Principal Davis. He observed kindergarten through sixth grade rooms, noted new National Card System records, and highlighted sanitation efforts and unannounced visits by the Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Burch
Charles E. Bruce
Marie Freeman
Edgar H. Davis
C. G. Grover
High Minuol
Bertha Herrington
Limgard Schults
Biswy
Teewn
Laure Law
Badonabe
Mises Rouche
Mins Peane
Mins Honeche
Kathryn Blliott
Ethel Ivey
Mag Thu Peaperthy
Bool
Mise Kowche
Wyoming Crop Report Highlights State Agriculture Scale
Wyoming’s agricultural output appears large though undercounted as the U S Department of Agriculture releases a 1 percent crop report. It cites 17 000 acres of hay 480 000 acres of wheat 12 000 acres of corn and 12 000 acres of barley with values reaching millions. The piece notes hundreds of thousands of acres still to be harvested prompting questions about Wyoming’s agricultural progress and pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
U. S. Department
Halftone Portrait Delays in Campaign Printing
A letter argues candidates err by campaigning without ready portraits. It notes halftones take about a week to prepare, urging a small wall-tone for cattle and a larger one for the paper to improve readers’ recognition.
Quick Diarrhoea Cure Promoted by Local Merchant
A local merchant Mr Yorks recommended Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea. After one dose the writer claims it stopped the illness. a second dose is said to complete the cure. Sold by City Drug Store.
No Bread Famine Threatens US Wheat Output
A fragment notes projected wheat production in the United States this year, claiming a larger harvest than ever before and a surplus of at least 200000 carloads. It suggests this surplus will be sent to Europe due to wartime conditions and hunger abroad, with emphasis on famine concerns and export needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United
Europe
Looking Over Range Lines Pinedale Round
Supervisor hall Ranger Geo Hellnap and Messrs Barnes and Nelson traveled from Washington DC Weaver for range service work in the Graning and W. J. Shanley area. They went to the high range Sunday to inspect cattle sheep boundaries and adjust differences reported in Washington. Forest officials plan a broader range conditions investigation during their visit. Subscribe for The Camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Geo
Hellnap
Messrs. Barnes
Washington, DC
Nelson
Weaver Forest Service
Graning
W. J. Shanley
Joo
Washington
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Cole
Kemmerer Hdw. & Furniture Co
Maxwell
P. H. Healey
Marbleton, Wyo
Melady Bros
South Omaha, Neb
West
South Omaha
Nebraska
Robt
B. Forsyth
Forsyth
State Ster
du Hie
al Teachers Association
Wyoming Crop Report
Beckers
Pinedale
NEW Home
New Home Sewing Recice Company
Orange, Mass
Bea
Martin
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