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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
5
The text describes tired soldiers biking along a waterlogged country road and an officer expressing fatigue. It cites estimates that 2,048 police units are in the western provinces of a country, with 2,000 fighting in France, indicating heavy wartime deployments and strain.
Washington reports released documents and photographs claiming Lenin and Trotsky were paid German agents working to betray Russia. The materials allege German funds, plans for world disruption, and involvement of Bolshevik leaders in Brest-Litovsk and other actions, with originals held in archives and later to be returned to German staff.
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a discussion on water food and judgments about men who may lie and follow a diet of guidence. The text is incomplete, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
A memo by General Crowder stresses employer responsibility in Deferment decisions under the selective service act. He warns against relying solely on registrants and calls for active third party claims to reflect national need. He notes that draft losses are small relative to total labor shifts and stresses aligning deferments with military requirements.
A fragment from a Baston Transcript describes a kind hearted ireman who gives tithe on a very hot day and vows to return it, underscoring community trust and old rural courtesy amid hardship.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mal scolding Simmie for running in the yard while James gasps he knows he must catch his breath. The exchange hints at a tense moment as the children speak in clipped, informal terms.
U S and allied nations consider actions separate from the war to condemn Bolshevik terror in Moscow and Petrograd. Secretary Lansing directs American diplomats to seek immediate, nonwar measures to press perpetrators and deter further executions amid the Russian crisis.
Washington reports Food Administrator Hoover outlined a food conservation program on September 21. The United States is prepared to ship 6 730 000 more tons of foodstuffs to armies and allies than last year while keeping adequate supplies at home. Hoover stressed the effort requires every person to contribute.
Serbian forces pressed Bulgarians and Germans in central Macedonia, advancing over 20 kilometers on Friday and nearing four miles from the Uskub railhead, a vital artery supplying Austro German and Bulgarian troops opposing British and French forces on the Serbian right.
General March announces broadly favorable war news from all fronts and notes 1,790,000 American troops have now embarked for overseas service, signaling significant Allied momentum.
On September 21 General Crowder visited district officials and draft leaders to broaden conscription eligibility to white men via a wartime law, seeking expanded military service qualification across the district.
Mra Maud Ih Case, charged with murdering her husband Ray BH Case a prominent Santa Fe business man, was found not guilty in district court. Case pleaded self defense and was exonerated after the jury verdict ending the high profile murder case.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a statement from Berlin proposing preliminary peace negotiations. Hungary and Anatria are mentioned as proposing terms, with a claim of readiness at any time to precipitate a conference. The readable text is limited and names may be corrupted.
A pixwonger tron arriving at a sti don in of nhona attracted attention as two hth meet soldiers paraded. An off core walker by Sainbe and George explained it was a capting. AC lost a French woldtiee tn tie the gray uniform. George questioned Bamborn Kiniel as daggers shone, while daily news coverage echoed tension.
A circular from Cheney & Co. of Talado Ohio promotes a remedy for catarrhal deafness caused by inflammation. It claims a tube restores hearing and reduces impairment, noting patients may experience improved ear surfaces and hearing. The notice mentions limited thousand sales and engagement by Kvklond in the current market.
Castoria is a harmless substitute for castor oil paregoric and soothing syrups. It contains no opium morphine or narcotics. Used for over thirty years to relieve constipation stomach colic and diarrhea and to aid natural sleep. The genuine Castoria bears the signature of Charles H. Fletcher and has been made under personal supervision since its infancy. Do not accept imitations or substitutes claiming to be Just-As-Good.
A quoted observer comments that paying as you go is acceptable but warns that paying two streetcar fares to travel there and back may deter people from going. The remark highlights cost as a barrier to participation.
An ad touts Cuticura Soap as a tender skin friendly method for shaving twice daily without irritation. It promises no slime, germs, or wasted time and money with free samples by mail or at druggists.
A garbled note on English holidays and weather lore references February and St Valentine. The fragmented text mentions a new collection net and an electric Malta device, with unclear purpose. Names, dates, and concrete facts are obscured in the OCR fragment.
A questionable health advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil as a universal remedy. It claims kidney support, liver and stomach benefits, and protection against various diseases. The copy urges daily use, references attacks and fatal illness, and promotes the oil as a near cure-all with unclear origins.
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