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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
5
The readable lines discuss average farm sizes and land area trends across years with figures like 1482 and 1884 acres. It mentions percentages of land under cultivation and comparative changes from 1910 to 1920. The text is garbled but centers on farm acreage statistics and shifts.
A fragmented line reads like a question about responsibility and care. The garbled text hints at someone named Xu and a concern about feeding a pet, suggesting a casual or domestic note or reminder context.
Mrs. Maude Donohue, former San Francisco editor, now leads a weekly paper in Cokato, Minnesota. She plans a new newspaper building as a memorial to her husband Bill and aims to write his life, while praising the American Legion for service ideals. Her husband died in action in France, and she remembers Romange graves with 22,000 buried nearby.
Hanford MacNider, va caal commander of the American Legion, declined the French Legion of Honor. He said the decoration would honor all Legionnaires and would be kept in the Legion archives. He also cabled Marshal Foch thanking France on behalf of 5,000,000 service members.
The American Legion in Miami, Florida staged aerial polo with pilots, balloons, and toy balls in a humorous contest. Flyers used maneuvers from tunnel turns to maple leaf drops while a motorboat released colored balloons as the launch point, and the air riders raced to capture the most balloons for the win.
A famed Castilian matador ex German fighter stages bloodless clashes as part of American Legion fundraising tours. In Moline he uses a red cloth, no sword, and expert footwork to avoid the bull’s horns while donning a red velvet costume valued at $2,000. A Jersey City encounter used a fence picket to heighten the illusion.
Alvan Hap Hadley a Greenwich Village crayon artist and ex marine travels with a Legion themed show. His clever sketches drew many marines into service during the war and he continues sketching prominent Legion members for newspaper publication. He recalls enlisting in the marine corps at Paris Island and being misfit to white wash garbage cans before never meeting the sergeant again.
Civic organizations join the American Legion in a nationwide effort to place 700000 out of work veterans. The program promotes industrial work, community projects, and farm reintegration through local jobs such as utility work, paving, dredging, telephones, and community gardens to provide ex soldiers with daily employment.
A fragmented report notes Legion members reading about old interests and rewards. A U S marine allegedly sold a superdreadnaught to a Cal farmer for cash, while the Navy refused delivery. An Oklahoma sheriff appointed a successor officer for Animore post. Varying regional sentiment affects cash payment desires amid war talk.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists report that oak leaves, when eaten almost exclusively, can cause fatal sickness in cattle. Poisoning is most common in spring due to forage scarcity, but adding alfalfa hay at about 8 pounds daily with oak leaves can prevent harm. Some cattle tolerate leaves long term, while others show effects after prolonged feeding. care is urged to delay turning cattle to summer ranges until grasses appear.
The report notes goat slaughter averages 141487 yearly from 1916 to 1920 and that most goat meat reaches consumers as mutton. Angora wethers near range areas are sold as goat meat at about 60 percent of sheep wethers’ price. Farmers Bulletin 1208 says Angora goat meat is usually superior to mutton or lamb at the same price. Some buyers claim a distinctive sweet flavor helps tell it apart.
The ram should receive grain for weeks before and during breeding. Feed ten pounds daily of equal parts oats and bran with good alfalfa or clover hay. Do not confine closely, allow access to pasture. Avoid heavy silage during breeding. The digestive system of the foal is small requiring frequent feedings. Pigs on clover are healthy, with rape and fertilization noted as important for breeding stock.
Letters from Lebanon Indiana and others tout Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women’s ailments and stomach troubles. Mrs Baker calls it a “porn pee fcine” and many women report restored health and renewed ambition after using the tonic.
A Chicago Journal excerpt narrates a family scene with Roslyn, age five, walking with her father on Drexel Boulevard. He notices her high arctic boots have undone buckles while she explains they are her collegie goloshes.
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