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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1919
Page
9
A unclear public notice item from Kemmerer Camera listing reads like a reading notices section with subscription price hints and scrambled phrases. The text includes references to reading notices and a general ad-like message without clear names or dates.
In a letter printed in the last Camera issue the mayor objects to Kemmerer being held up as an example of liquor law violation and argues enforcement rests with appointed officials. The piece criticizes lax attitudes toward enforcement and notes Pine avenue traffic issues near the hotel.
A fragment expresses how unfairness shapes thought and contrasts it with fairness and genius, suggesting a reflective musing on justice and insight. The text lacks full context but hints at an evaluation of fairness versus intellectual brilliance.
Fragmentary OCR text shows numbers and a signature line for a bank cashier sworn statement. The readable portion includes monetary figures and a claim of truth, but no complete event or identifiable entities to form a full summary.
The piece argues Republican leaders blocked Democratic repeal of luxury taxes, harming fiscal stability. It asserts they wasted a chance for balanced extra session reform, inflated spending by about two billion dollars, and face accountability for economic embarrassment.
The article emphasizes that the public seeks facts on why the United States should ratify the treaty to end the war with Germany and join the League of Nations. It argues opposition is partisan only if politicians resist facts and insists voters can decide without party bias. The President urges bipartisan support.
The article praises Democratic road legislation as fulfilling national demand for good roads. It notes 15 000 miles of near perfect highways were built from 1918 to 1919 with Federal aid, matching state expenditures, and claims Democratic laws spurred this expansion.
Senator Sheppard a Democrat authors a plan to fund continued post 1921 work and support for roads. The text contrasts Republican actions favoring private immunity and privileges with Democratic legislation aimed at broad national benefits across sections and classes.
An article lists fourteen objections to the peace treaty covenant and provides official replies. It argues Shantung details favored China’s return, rebuts claims of unequal voting, and asserts the league’s structure does not force U S military presence in Europe. The piece hints a continuation in a future issue.
A reflective essay contrasts people who spin in circles with those who quietly project virtue. It urges actors to display goodwill openly and curb their own negative mood to win neighbors’ respect. It questions enforcing all laws stringently and ponders the societal consequences.
Five teachers listed with schools and pupil enrollments: Anna Meyer Elkol Wyoming 18, Adele Meyer Elkol 17, Effie Alleman Brookside Cokeville 15, Elizabeth Spann Lower Sublet Sublet 12, Mina Corrie Strauss Sublet No 6 23.
A Casper September 20 1919 column notes that outward bravado masks kindness. It warns that old flame letters can spoil a honeymoon and that long years of life keeping sweet outweigh youth’s sourness. The piece reflects on honesty and temperament.
General Pershing states I do a good days work and when finished I go to bed and sleep. The article suggests his philosophy shows him in hand mentally morally and physically and notes others exhaust themselves by failing to rest when rest is due.
Mrs. A. E. Sidenberder of Rockfield Indiana says a spring bronchial attack is relieved by Chamberlains Cough Remedy after a few days with all signs of bronchial trouble disappearing.
Miss Agnes Turner reports relief from chronic headaches, digestion problems, constipation, and sleeplessness after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She improved within two months, her stomach cleaned, system invigorated, and now eats and sleeps in comfort.
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