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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1917
Page
6
An editorial urges simultaneous wartime production and expansive planting to avert shortages. It argues widespread farming boosts food supply, supports war effort, and could speed completion of national needs by fall. It calls for actives steps, unity, and collective effort across states.
Community event at St Jalin's Girild hall next Tuesday aims to raise funds for Uhe hospital. Teachers and locals will attend and donate to cover hospital expenses. Proceeds described as valuable to the community, with grateful reception for any support.
Fragmentary text discusses administration duties, European war trends, and military actions. Several garbled names and places appear, referencing an election or policy shifts, with emphasis on wartime guards, electrification, and border movements.
A fragmented OCR note mentions names and dates in a local context with unclear details. It references individuals and locations but lacks coherent events or outcomes to determine a concrete news item.
Mr. McCoy and family from North Corona arrived in the valley to seek a location with Mrs. McCoy noted as sister of T. V. Holland. Baxter began the week completing the valley assessment while McBerwin, recently ill, shows slight improvement but remains inactive. Monday night last a visitor called on Mr and Mrs John Moulton promising a dance at Kelly soon. Allen Budge’s friends surprised him on his birthday, Garries Hardeman and J. W. Nixon traveled to Snake River last Friday seeking the tribe but found no one home. Mr and Mrs J W Nixon, Mr and Mrs T H Baxter, Filner, Bark, Win. Binley, Gert Hardeman and Jim Willigins have endured colds and lingering illnesses. Kelly school closed due to the teacher’s illness, Mr Bark. Gert Harderman bought a young wild cow from Mrs Sebastian last week.
Pure Food Club met last Friday at Mrs. C. W. Hut home. Officers elected: President Mrs. H. M. Ely Secretary Mrs. IB. P. Ellis Treasurer Mrs. R. VanVieck. A social luncheon followed. Card party set for Friday evening May 4 if arrangements permit. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Van Vieck and Mrs. Fran Van Vieck at Mrs. Van Vieck’s home.
Is My save concerns when buying cough medicine for children. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has long been a favorite with mothers of young children as it contains non narcotic ingredients and may be given to a child as confidently as to an adult. The pleasant preparation is effective for coughs colds and croup and is obtainable everywhere daily.
Pure bred Durham and Hereford bulls offered for sale by Breedom Huber of Wyoming. Cattle shipped to Star Valley, with the largest purebred stock ranches in Iowa and Nebraska. Bulls registered and of high quality, ownership by I. Dy hexkins, Breeding, Wyoming.
A short item notes a man who kept himself occupied by employing many workers and paying others’ bills, with a curious phrase about bill collectors and duties among men. The readable text implies active employment linked to financial obligations.
Claude Simpson underwent an operation for removal of tonsils at St. John's Hospital today. Uncle Billy Bierer attended the annual bachelor's dance last Friday.
An exploration party uncovers a volcano and crater in the mountains. They report vegetation anomalies on the summit and note traces of recent activity. Teams observed by the party include HONE and POOL CO as they map the area and record new geological features.
A fragmented moral on longevity urges moderation in eating and drink, faithful exercise with no changes, good posture, teeth and throat hygiene, bowel health, and avoiding worry. It notes a physician can diagnose and guide, advises staying calm, and links happiness to youthfulness and vigor.
Otto Kusche of Rik Wyoming advertises a ten acre parcel of food land with irrigation from Spread Creek. The property features running springs and good shelters and offers one to four year old costa.
Consolidated notice from the U S Department of the Interior Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated March 1917 reports three homestead entries and proofs. Henry Gunther of Gravant Norman B Smith Holliday Menor Frank Shawback and George H Riniker all of Gravant Wyoming testify. Harry W Barber of Zenith and witnesses Peter Hansen Joseph Deyo Warren Francis John L Barber testify at Jackson Wyoming April 28 1917. Harrie R Robison of Jackson witnesses George H Goe Roy McBride Willis McBride Ben F Goe testify at Jackson Wyoming April 28 1917.
Notice lists multiple settlers Paul C. Lyons Jabez Saunders Charles life and Charles H. Goe among claimants filing intent for final five year proof to establish homestead entries in Teton and Jackson Wyoming. Witnesses from Wilson and Jackson named. dates set for May 5 and May 17 1917 before U S Commissioner.
An OCR fragment lists wheat prices at 1.46 per cwt and 12 1B cents per pound for butter. Mentions Roy McTaipe and Wm. favs Jackson, Wyoming. Also references Gourler and a friend in Jackson's Hole and bare Bromus Grass Sea grown in Wyomteg.
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