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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1919
Page
16
Charles B. Stillman of the American Federation of Teachers spoke in Kemmerer on Monday to form a teachers organization for Kemmerer and nearby areas. He warned of a crisis from low salaries and unfair treatment, urging action to improve conditions and public education.
The article notes the AFT's stance on public opinion and labor ties, led by President Stillman’s talk. It reports five locals formed, with Miss Markey president and Miss Phillips secretary treasurer as the organization seeks a charter and outlines gains in salaries, school reforms, continuation schools, free textbooks, and tenure.
A Green River city family reunion occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs John McNamiara last Sunday marking their first gathering in 17 years. Attendees included Mrs Math and extended relatives traveling from Cedar Rupe, Wywuning, Chicago, and nearby towns as they renew family ties after a long separation.
Announcement of the engagement and upcoming marriage of A A Jorgen son of Kemmerer to Miss Myrtle Burkes of Murray Utah set for September 28 at the groom’s parents home in Washington D C. Jorgen son leaves for Salt Lake City and returns to Kemmerer after the ceremony to reside there. He is involved with the Fourtl of field and partners in Salt Lake holdings.
The senate labor committee was empowered to investigate the steel strike. A Kenyon resolution passed to determine federal action and to call lenders from both sides to Washington. The inquiry begins Thursday with times to be set and officials to testify.
The bid by Burch and Co. for the AD foot span reconstruction was set at 4981 with 1000 for the remainder. The city lacking funds rejected the offer, leaving the dangerous bridge and sewer outlet at risk amid drought and public health concerns raised by the Safety First group.
The Diamondville team defeated the local tos sers as a small crowd watched. Easton started on the mound for Diamondville but was wild, allowing six runs in the first. Williams stabilized the game, with Diamondville scoring ten off Smith. Batteries Diamondville Aston Williams Vicars.
Reward offered to Mrs. PL J Quealy for returning looted items including clothing and fishing hooks. Payment details and location not specified.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases about dancing and weather with stray names and disjointed terms. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are recoverable from the readable portions.
Edward Hubbard, a Seattle aviator, proved air delivery speed by carrying automobile tires from Seattle to Everett in under forty five minutes. The scheme involved Diamond Reicher company and Hubbard with fee payments and a Rush order for a Skagit county customer.
Morris Rothman of Los Angeles will arrive this week to partner with his brother in the Wyoming Cleaning and Pressing Club. He recently returned from a 13 month tour aiding Allied efforts against Germany and saw four fronts. He was discharged from the army in July and spent time visiting relatives in California.
Bronaugh, visiting his daughter in Kemmerer, rekindled a boyhood friendship with Hon. 8, T. Corn, former Utah Supreme Court judge. The pair, once separated after the Civil War era in Carlinville Illinois, reunited during Bronaugh’s Springfield departure plans. Bronaugh traveled with Mr. and Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Harry Trost to Salt Lake City.
Washington March 21 Senator Tondelelg introduced a bill providing a levee of assistance for ex old soldiers and pastors who suffered during the war may take advantage of vocational training offered by the education board without endangering homestead filings. The measure seeks White House approval for U S signature by President Wilson.
A nearly white Llewellyn female setter with black and tan hood and ears, body ticked, and a collar with inscription was lost. Dr A P Thompson Evanston Wyoming offers reward for recovery. Also an ad for a front office position at Wyoming Pressing & Cleaning Co.
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