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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
8
The January 28 1900 issue notes eggs thrown at Jacksons Hole village including boys aged 16 to 18 fined 3 35 each. It recalls prior vandalism such as broken windows and runaways, and remarks on local responses. It also covers wedding dinners and a new baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson, plus a Wisconsin death in law notices.
The Neighbors of Woodcraft, appointed by the Treasury Department as a special agent to aid the War Savings and Thrift Campaign, will host a circle meeting led by Mrs. Juliane A. Tanner. Grand Guardian Van Orsdall notified the Gros Ventre Circle of the government’s direct loan participation and its moral and financial impact.
A fragmented note extols benedys that claim to aid nature and restore health. It asserts the remedy relieves coughs and lung irritation, guiding expectoration and soothing the system toward a healthier state, claiming wide availability.
Mise Lotthw reveals the biggest disappointment in a tale from the Macon Telegraph. The narrative traces a discovery about a fellow who cannot offer any hint or explanation, leaving Helis and Hetty Talaia in mystery at the house.
A Century Magazine piece compares police in Christiania Stockholm Copenhagen and Norway. It depicts Christiania officers as mild orderly, Stockholm officers as state authority enforcers, and Copenhagen as balanced yet fond of peaceful lying, linking policing to national character.
George MacDopald reflects on the hidden weight within a man. Conscience presses upon heart though strangers cannot read it. The struggle of inner truth and outward bearing colors intimate interactions.
Department of the Interior sits in Evanston Wyoming issues notices for Berta Stevens Chambers of Jackson and William Melnelly of Jackson who filed for final five year and three year proof respectively on homestead entries in Township 41 North Range 15 West. Proceedings before U S Commissioner Otho E Williams in Jackson Wyoming with witnesses James Chambers Jabez Saunders George Goo and Judah D Ferrin. Proof dates set for May 6 1918 and May 8 1918.
Creditors with Jackson Blacksmith Shop accounts from June to November 1917 must present cancelled checks or receipts to settle with Joseph Woolard, accruing 1 percent monthly interest. Also includes a Reed Hotel bath room notice and multiple farm for sale and livestock ads from Jackson and nearby Wyoming towns.
Department of the Interior announces final five year and three year proof hearings for Charles M. Shinkle and E. Davis with witnesses named. Hearings set before U.S. Commissioner Otho E. Williams in Jackson Wyoming on April 20 1918. Attending witnesses include locals from Kelly Wyoming and nearby areas.
A Mattoon Illinois woman explains indigestion caused her constipation and fatigue after moving there. She says one bottle of Chamberlains Tablets corrected the trouble and she now feels a different person. Obtainable everywhere.
A red unbranded yearling steer has been impounded. Owners must claim by Saturday April 6 1918. If unclaimed the animal will be sold at public auction at the city pound to pay feed bill and advertising.
Army camps adopt beef meals twice daily with white bread, canned vegetables when fresh are unavailable, and varied beverages. Soldiers carry a personal metal outfit for self service and cooking. Letters warn against overly rich foods and praise plain fare, noting climate and water challenges.
Dom Novak promotes standard nationwide pricing on Edison and Victrola talking machines. Customers can save on freight by buying from local dealers, with on display machines and a selection of records available to listen.
Nestor records a report by Russian envoys in 987 describing Muslims as joyless, sorrowful, and foul smelling, contrasting earlier Christian cultures of the English Franks and Germans. They praised Constantinople’s beauty and wondered if they were in heaven or on earth, unable to describe it.
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