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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
3
An assortment of fragmented lines mentions women and beauty products, radio topics, and a judge image. It references perfumes, Caticara Soap, baths, and skin care, with stray notes about miners and a marketing tone typical of old ads.
A fragment describes a promotional offer for Edgeworth Ready Rubbed and Plug Siler tobacco sent to pipe smokers who request samples. Readers are asked to mail a postcard with name and address to receive free tobacco samples through Uncle Sam’s mailers.
Utah resource development progresses with Carbon County Railroad Company forming to secure coal fields. Articles of incorporation valued at 500 000 dollars outline a heavy transport line from the Denver and Rio Grande Western route, with bids on construction invited and officers tied to the Columbia Steel network.
Hag Jolnmen, president of the American league, announced the league will appropriate 100,000 to erect a monument to Dasdell at Kaet Potomac park in Washington. Designs will be sought immediately from leading designers of the United States.
A fragmented report notes the first court aid from Washington to New York on Friday. It mentions stock in good condition with twenty four plates and a tepid demand, with sales at a price of one cent per pit.
The piece reports Spry Favera of Leapes Los Angeles and Cel-Persmn who seized oil and gas property and press for government reform. It notes their joint push for policy change and mentions Wilhoper, a Utah official, plus a comment on discovery in California amid a broader government debate.
The piece recounts Crow Dog Kangi Sunka’s clash with Spotted Tail over Brule Sioux leadership, his murder conviction, appeals to federal courts, and ultimate peace on the Rosebud reservation until his death on August 12, 1912. It notes the 1881 Deadwood trial, the US Supreme Court ruling, and Crow Dog’s restraint during later conflicts.
Capt George Sword, Mi noken Yuha, led Indian police on Pine Ridge against his own people during a tense 1881 Sun Dance period. He and 100 officers confronted Brule and Ogallala dissent, drilling the force and charging with Sioux warriors to defend white settlers. Sword later served in the Indian court and security, but died in poverty on October 17.
A historical note describes a hermit crab’s odd habit of living in empty mollusk shells as a protective domicile. It details the crab’s tough exterior, soft abdomen, and the delicate process of shell exchange to avoid injury from predators.
A description of the Siam king’s ceremonial royal robes and full state decorations estimated to be worth about seven million dollars as a display of imperial pageantry.
Nearly 1 000 British towns and villages in the United States share namesakes back home. The finding highlights cultural ties and migration patterns as American settlements adopt familiar toponyms from Britain.
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