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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1917
Page
6
A meeting Saturday led to the creation of the Jacksons Hole Cattle and Horse Association aimed at serving stock raisers in the community. Members stressed unity, prompt dues, and shared interests to build a strong organization benefiting members and the wider stock raising community.
Secretary Houston urges farmers to boost crops through better seed, fertilization, and cultivation while framing farm effort as wartime service. The piece argues heightened incentives from war prices and national defense, asserting preparedness as foundational to national glory and market readiness.
One dark red yearling steer without brands or earmarks reported missing with plea for recovery by Howard and Delaney at WoL.
Reports from Teton recount Nas Dal proving up on homestead by May 5. Snow depths persist at J Y ranch. several residents travel between Bar BC, Hammond Biopham, Zenith, and other ranches. Multiple visits, pack-sack hauling, and upcoming arrivals such as L. Joy around May 1 and Emma Wallace early May.
The article notes constipation blocks the bowel’s sewerage, allowing poison to enter the system, causing dullness and poor digestion. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a quick relief and mentions unrelated items about dances and moving pictures.
The fragment describes mixing salt and milk for ink and suggests salt to nearly a gill of Wik in the right proportion. It notes that Thienae swers work for white or colored frits, but if the ink is dried, the burned part should be soaked in milk for one or two hours.
Purported sale notice lists pure bred Durham and Hereford bulls at farm. Mentions stock from Fanehive in Lown and Nebriski and registered lines. Customer should contact for daehitiine and Mrewtous details.
Mr Kneedy plans to rotate flowrails at Kelly and prepare views. Kelly gains a state permit to build a dam and develop a powersite. The four mill will run with the turbine once used for sewer. Miss Stew, teaching lower grades at Kelly, has left. Miss Hill resigns. Zenith school begins Monday to finish term. Gerrit Hardeman helps Jim Williams haul house logs from Karl Harris ranch. Neighbors visited Mr and Mrs George Hiniker for a pleasant evening with games and music. Deputy Assessor Erwin returns from Jackson after health-related layoff. Carl Burk has grips. Mrs Joe Gamp and Alfred return March 19 from California after months with relatives. Jol Moulton returns from Idaho or Utah with a bride. congratulations and welcome.
A former Current Opinion snippet notes giraffes and elephants protected by law in parts of British East Africa. Licensed killings cost 0 to kill a bull giraffe and 150 to kill elephants, yet in many regions giraffes are fully forbidden. Giraffes reportedly pull down telegraph wires, interrupting communications, while feeding on acacias near poles.
A fragment quotes Ebenezer Ebens musing that some folks would be bound for glory if beliefs were as strong as political loyalties. The line blends religious sentiment with political critique in a dated voice.
Sea Wheat and Oateal market update notes a price of 76 per ews with Thani Story referenced in the latest report.
Field offers include a spread creek running springs and good shifters. Also 190 randy not good hands. includes one two three and four year old colts. Otto Kusche Elk Wyoming.
Notices from the U S Land Office at Evanston Wyoming dated March 6 1917 announce multiple homestead and final five year proof claims by residents of Grovant Zenith and Jackson Wyoming. Claimants include Henry Gunther Harry W Barber Harrie R Robison Paul Lyons Jabex Saunders Charles Ilse and others with witnesses named and deadlines set for April or May 1917 before Otho E Williams A S Commissioner at Jackson Wyoming.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions wheat prices and local names. The text cites Ver tank Good Seed wheat at 14 per owt and a reference to Sam-Eros Brew grown in Wycoming. It includes fragmented names such as Jackson, Wyoming, and a stray figure about buttpe. Overall, the readable content centers on grain pricing and nearby places with uncertain surrounding context.
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