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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
3
A brief poetic meditation on Easter joy after winter’s end. The poem evokes renewal, awakening the soul, and the paradox of sorrow and gladness. It contemplates eternity and the persistence of life beyond death, ending with morning light.
The piece recalls a drought of pins and luxury goods for American colonial women at Easter in 1774. War cut off European supplies, forcing reliance on thorn fastenings and improvised items such as trimmed pins, and detailing how Patty Parsons and others repurposed garments and fabrics. It notes the era’s gause fabrics, fur trimmings, and evolving hairstyles and costumes.
An ornate meditation on the empty tomb as a symbol of human life and divine power. It argues the resurrection empowers humanity, transforming suffering into triumph, and calls readers to embrace the risen life as the essence of purpose, hope, and moral striving.
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin recommends carbon bisulphide injections into leopard moth burrows and pruning and burning damaged wood to control the pest that weakens shade trees from Massachusetts to New Jersey and the Hudson Valley. It describes larval feeding, life cycle, and safe handling precautions for workers.
A remote lake tale follows Hasel Grey rescuing a semi conscious Young man after a fall. He thanks her and reveals a week long courtship with secret meetings on Hiken Island. Dudley Warner seeks approval from Aunt Maria before proposing. Miss Marta Tresham grants consent and blesses their engagement.
The trunks and large branches of fruit trees brown in spring due to sun scald as sap flows from warm winter days. Shade trunks with boards or burlap on the south side to prevent injury and reduce sap flow. Young trees face bark gnawing by mice where grass or straw remains. remove straw at the base to cut loss.
Two farms with equal crope each raised one calf. Machinery and horse labor costs totaled 544 dollars on the first farm and 247 dollars on the second. The second farm’s daily horse and machinery expense exceeded the flat rate by 1.12 dollars. The notice asks if a leak exists in your farm’s weeded profit.
Fragmentary verse fragment presents archaic imagery of spring and grief. Poetic lines reference sap, willow, and the garden as a doorway to renewal, with questions on whether the soul remains bound by sorrow or moves toward spring.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Maw and a coming feast with references to ropes and promises. The meaning is unclear but centers on ceremonial leadership and a substantial event. No reliable names, dates, or places are discernible.
A fragmented note discusses tightening farm costs by reviewing labor and machinery expenses. It emphasizes careful accounting, noting costs as a key factor and suggesting that misallocated terms and records blur true expenses. The text references ALVA MIDSTO and Cordely Digher without clear context.
An early article discusses feather pecking and cannibalism in flocks. It notes that pecking starts among young chicks and can escalate to bloodletting if unaddressed. The piece advises providing ample feed and views bright, lively conditions as a remedy to curb the behavior.
Farmers told not to feed moldy or spoiled feed to sheep as it harms condition and may delay recovery. Pregnant ewes are especially at risk, with poor feed reducing health and productivity over time.
A garbled reminiscence discusses a criminal case where jurors doubted the defendant's sanity. A lawyer recalls defending a case where the defendant was convicted yet deemed insane by some, and a juror questioned who would be hanged. The fragment ends with an uncertain note about a retrial or action next week.
The readable fragments describe an unusual journey to a distant town and a request tied to a dome and telegraph usage, mentioning a person named Mary and a vague plan involving a bus bard and a cronee. The passage lacks clear narrative structure and concrete facts.
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