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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
2
A chaotic anecdote unfolds as Mr Prekielly returns home early and finds darkness in his house. Mrs Piektettly defends her spouse while discussions of marriage roles erupt, citing a controversial line from a New York Times headline about a judge and bachelors.
A lanky youth in a passenger coach sticks his head and shoulders out the window while a brakeman inspects the car. The brakeman warns him to keep inside the window and threatens payment if any ironwork on bridges is damaged.
Two young women share a meal when a man tips his hat and declares he will marry Jack next week. One girl blushes, noting a ring on a white hand, while another questions prior plans as the speaker stumbles over her words.
Fragmented dialogue recalls marriage choices and social change. A man recalls selecting a wife from among many, noting evolving manners and rules. The piece mentions two families in an apartment, music lessons for children, and a twenty year marriage applied to a couple named Sparkielgh and Bright.
A garbled missive recalls a spouse and social chatter with fragmented phrases. The text mentions a Chechen lady, marriage, a witty trace, and uncertain names, with hints of personal recollection and a question about Blake. The overall snippet conveys fragile memory and interpersonal reminders in a damaged field.
The Intermountain reports British Admiralty warnings to Arctic routes against German Austrian or Turkish travelers and crew. Jailed Piute leader Tre-Nadiat faces TB threat amid Utah court actions. Salt Lake City prepares for university controversy without further investigations while plans for a giant dairy consolidation across eleven western states advance.
Turco British report says Turkish torpedo boat attacked the transport Manito off Chios and the submarine BS ran aground in the Dardanelles minefield. crew captured with seven initially reported missing. British airmen bomb Turkish outposts near the border while a French cruiser shelling near El Arish.
Berlin reports a clash between Grand Duke Nicholas and Baron Sinvers over the defeat of the Rus tenth army. The general says the grand duke was shot in the abdomen during a heated exchange, then wounded himself after a revolver was drawn.
A deranged dispatch from Dr Bernhard Deraburg claims Germany will seek free passage to open sea and retain land seized in the war. The letter discusses strategic implications for the European conflict and references U S government actions and rail grants in the Northwest.
A Colorado report summarizes serum use in hog cholera cases. Among 16 152 hogs with 70 percent sick, mortality dropped from 94.3 percent without serum to 4.3 percent with serum. Among 11 776 healthy hogs kept with sick herds, losses were 29 percent. when healthy hogs exposed after serum, losses fell to about 0.5 percent. In Ban Luis valley, delayed serum resulted in about 22 percent loss.
C. G. Fratt of Furnas county Nebraska argues in Independent Farmer that individual hog houses offer many advantages. They are light movable and prevent disease by allowing soil shifts. He describes seven by seven foot wooden units and six by six foot galvanized sheet iron versions. These are warm dry and simple to build though less suited to hot sunny weather.
The writer describes a makeshift frame using 3 by 4 lumber ripped to 2 by 2, and mentions purchasing tee water wateel for 7.60 each. They specify galvanized iron 36 gauge, 28 by 96 inches, and reference a large headed galvanized routing pale.
The article advises buyers to select ewes that stand well, with good backs and mouths, avoiding those with broken or worn teeth. It notes that ewes with one or two worn pairs have limited value and that full mouth ewes become usable by age three, while a ewe with a full mouth can be kept for breeding.
A vintage note emphasizes keeping pens troughs and barrels clean and sturdy. It stresses maintaining vigorous brood sows with vitality and timely feeding, referencing 2006 practices and Babinette as guiding terms in swine husbandry.
An orator vents bitterness at the audience for applause saying they made a joke of him. He compares the reaction to a poor lens note in a feather bed, signaling discontent with the crowd's reception.
A garbled mix of a skin care advertisement promising soaps and ointments for all skin and hair troubles, plus a fragmentary courtroom scene from a Kansas City Star style report featuring a Squire Peacy and a colored defendant with dialect speech. The text includes a postal mail offer and a custodian escorting a defendant through a terry gation.
The text is fragmented and does not contain a discernible news item, event, or names to summarize into a proper headline and summary.
A damaged line presents a speaker questioning Lowe and noting that his flared smiles seem aimed at the prettiest person, implying a scene of social teasing or flirtation without further context.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note mentioning Tubb la th privilege to know Shor Webb Yee and an expense. Readable elements are insufficient for a coherent news item or named events. This card summarizes the unclear fragment as a placeholder brief.
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