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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1917
Page
5
In Cincinnati a novel garden idea places tiny vegetable plots on office tables to teach city residents how to plant and cultivate produce. Instructors guide novices in hands on lessons to make foodstuffs grow.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a suitor offering affection and a reluctant partner contemplating teaching. The exchange hints at romantic tension and social expectations surrounding kindergarten work, with scattered phrases about education and love.
The snippet mixes casual remarks from a young officer to a father with stray phrases about Swedish potatoes, pollen shipments for hybridization, and a quirky line about people earning from minding their own business. It hints at wartime era humor and scattered observations, though much is garbled.
Oklahoma reports armed resistance to the selective draft across five counties. Leaders shot or captured near Rocky Point. about 25 objectors detained. Bands named captains wear red sashes, ammunition stocks show prep for violence, while authorities link the movement to broader national unions.
Butte Y M C A gains funds from an ore vein found during foundation work. A mining engineer alerted officials to a big vein, yielding about $110,000 for the project. Ore to fifty feet belongs to the YMCA. beyond that, mining rights shift to a company.
Boston dispatch reports Baron Moncheur, head of the Regian mission, telling a meeting in Moston common that Kaiser days are numbered as allied victories sap the resolve of William and his Junkers.
New York typhoid fever claimed the life of Diante Barton widely known as glee chairman of the industrial relations commission and a prominent figure in western La news elreles. He died at his home on a day in August.
Report claims Washington seeks accord among neutral powers and export channels. Confusion in wording suggests a forthcoming pact affecting shipments and policy, with unnamed officials signaling early alignment on regulatory terms.
A chaotic funeral procession in Babin, Monty Biramk II, Litthe, and Toduatriah Workers of the World clashed with vigilantes. Wola and Bundi forces faced off as leaders were mourned, amid violent interruptions and arrests.
London reports Premier Lloyd George returning from entente talks declares German ambitions checked. He denounces German leaders' peace talk as subterfuge and urges nations to fully end war, warning there must be no more “next time” and calling for restoration of liberty and a complete victory to secure lasting peace.
Washington reports Brigadier General Crowder warns registered men face military court martial for desertion and possible execution in war time. Antidraft disturbances cited in several states. Indian recruits join Marines as Paris Island dispatch notes full mooded Indian warriors eager to fight for democracy. Fruit jar prices condemned by agriculture department amid food preservation campaign.
King Alexander of Greece took the oath of office in Athens on August A amid grand ceremony. He rode in a four horse carriage from the palace to the chamber of deputies, beneath crowds of cheering citizens.
A Helland American Line steamer on a Noordiuie voyage runs aground after a mine strike near Mollet. The crew of 270 and the passengers were saved as the vessel took on water.
Guglieline Ferrero argues that Italy cannot extend domination far inland due to dense Slavic populations on the coast and potential intervention by neighboring states. A long frontier would invite costly wars, so Italy should minimize territorial annexation beyond the Adriatic shore.
A speeding motorist speaks of a raw deal as he is escorted toward the Inferno and told not to slow the procession. The demon urges him to persevere, noting the parade cannot pause for a weary straggler.
A garbled collection of quotes and misread lines from a stage scene includes a blind pianist remark and scattered exchanges about fate and manners. The text behaves like a rough transcript with distorted phrases and unclear attributions, resembling an OCR scramble from a historical play page.
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