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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
6
A garbled excerpt mentions Washington officials and price actions amid a blustery scene. Names, places, and dates are obscured, but hints of economic tension and weather are present, with scattered proper nouns like Washington and possibly several organizations. The fragment reads like a torn wire report with unclear chronology.
A garbled notice lists a wave of quirky advertisements from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper. It references shoe sending offers, wagon for sales, baking company ads, and parcel post return promises. The fragmentary text mentions vendors like Keife and Cooper and a Central Philadelphia address.
A terse, OCR like note references Charley Wort and a campaign push. The fragment hints at a political bid and a local figure with unclear scope, suggesting an upcoming civic effort or candidacy amid limited context.
Notice warns stock owners to discontinue enrodnige planting ofeces and pardon Ordimete No 18 prohibiting Hori at lergeedt Hive stock ta bowen Hlintte. Enforcement will be strict after Tidy hate.
Ferward A Sherman of Olah selected to serve on the moving alert committee of the U S farm labor board. Sherman, born in Texas, led his class at Laws Agricultural College and now heads the forestry department. Senator Kennedys bill to allow homestead entry for women who marry after establishing residency advances in the Senate and is sent to the House for action.
A bizarre claim suggests stoking conflict between Turks and Mexicans as a bold move. The text promotes provocative, harmful rhetoric about creating division between ethnic groups and hints at escalating tensions globally.
An itemized sale notice lists household goods including a Baton piano and dressing tables. The readable text mentions various other trinkets and items for sale with names and places obscured by garbled OCR. The notice appears to be from a private seller offering miscellaneous household items.
The report notes many itinerant religious workers receive under twenty dollars weekly. It highlights two men and one wife earning less than twenty dollars, urging higher compensation for clergy.
A Baptist gathering heard a preacher recount the origins and growth of the lodge in America. He cited the first English lodge founded in Baltimore on April 26, 1810, noting its 200,000 member-loss in its era and $20,000,000 spent aiding widows and orphans. The Washington Lodge No. 1 and Jackson Ridge membership figures were mentioned amid historical context.
Wyoming Good Roads Association district meetings set in Cheyenne on April 27, Rock Springs April 28, Casper April 30, Laramie May 1, Sheridan May 3. Invited are county officers and others. Cheyenne embraces Laramie, Platte, Albany, Carbon. Buck Spenge covers Sweetwater, Lincoln, Upe. Casper covers Natrona, Converse, Fremont, Niobrara. Sheridan covers Sheridan, Campbell, Johnson, Crook, Weston. Purpose to plan expanded activity and service to Wyoming residents.
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