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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
2
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A long mural portrait recounts a captain painter who completed a dramatic scene in seventy two hours at the Hayat academy. The work shows a plowed field and sea with fallen soldiers, inspired by an incident the artist witnessed, and contrasts with a earlier version shown to friends.
Happenings from around the globe reported in brief. Deaths shipwrecks storms strikes political clashes and labor actions mix with accidents and legal notes. Notable items include Leon Madmall death in Nogales, a freight derailment near Land, Washington, and a bear encounter in Yellowstone.
British and German forces clashed in the North Sea as Admiral Scheer’s fleet ventured from port. British Nottingham and Plymouth were sunk by a German submarine, with thirty eight crew members missing from Nottingham. Plymouth’s officers and crew were saved barring one stoker who died of injuries.
The International Institute of Agriculture reports European harvests near completion with world wheat supply about 25 percent below last year. It notes 1918 was bumper and future crop near 1900 1912 averages. Barley output predicted 7 percent lower than last year but above the long term average. care yield down 23 percent from 1815 yet 16 percent above average.
Mrs Moree Davis widow of a Vancouver man who died after a fall at a local hotel ten days earlier attempted to jump from a window at St Marys mission house. Attendants reported the incident and said she was restrained.
Torrid weather in Milwaukee caused three deaths by heat prostration and a drowning cow, with multiple prostrations reported Sunday. Florencio Cabrera and rival candidates for mayor faced the heat wave as residents sought shade and relief.
Baltimore police arrest Theodore K Jones a 4 year old for sending threatening postcard to President Wilson. He is held as a suspect amid a tense political climate in Washington as government battles over shipbuilding bills and party lines.
The vonngere miller of Wer announced on Friday that Hurtuged semme will participate to the war Agbilng om the wide Of Une entoate sities
In the main sirens the region braces for conflict as forces clash near the lake. Local figures Retusse te Garve and Mertin-The Baghias writer are cited amid warnings of broader danger. Authorities move to stabilize areas amid escalating tension and fear.
A deadly windstorm swept Corpus Christi and ten nearby south Texas counties Friday night, killing 13 including nine of the Pilot Boy crew. Mexican nationals died at Katherine and San Diego, with inland fatalities. Damage in the region neared $2 million, crippling homes, roofs, and the cotton crop as 160 miles of gulf coast faced ruin from Corpus Christi to Brownsville.
Reports brought by packers and range riders warn of a coming Piute uprising near Bluff Utah and the Four Corners area. The renegade group, tied to Tse NeGat Hatch, has long resisted settlement on the southern Ute reservation and stirs Utah settlers.
Report from El Paso Texas notes Mexicans arriving from Zacatecas wearing deerskin robes and scant shirts. The piece mentions depleted clothing stocks in the state and merchants unable to restock. It also references violent incidents near Newberry Florida and Jonesville Florida, with deaths and shootings. The text then shifts to discuss the US workers compensation bill advancing in the Senate in Washington, aiming for uniform benefits for disabled government employees and dependents.
A Sunday heat wave in Chicago led to multiple drownings and seven deaths as the city faced a rising heat index with readings around 91 degrees. The report notes the dangerous conditions and the ongoing public health concerns amid the extreme temperatures.
Fragmentary report notes four deaths from plague linked to a Philadelphia tour. Text mentions new cases amid August but is garbled. Named entities include Philadelphia and August, with unclear source dates or agencies.
A fragmentary notice or brief item hints at a historical topic titled Core and Wae Eum, with a cryptic phrase suggesting hidden or secretive matters. The readable portion lacks clear names, dates, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
A fragmented notice from New York references four million in relation to wartime claims. The readable portion mentions prisoners and a location tied to Bloreham with a prior war context.
A teacher boasts that schoolchildren are as knowledgeable as encyclopedias. A pupil solves a math riddle about a rich man’s will, allocating one fifth to the wife, one fifth to the son, one fifth to the brother, and the rest to hospitals. The child’s punchline: a lawyer benefits.
A new cooling cabinet for homes uses circulating cold water to chill all chambers evenly without ice or chemicals. The system maintains a steady interior temperature and discharges the water through regular faucets after circulation.
A fragmentary excerpt notes a blended portrait of American identity. The passage remarks on a man’s demeanor and past shaped by a mix of traditional manners and evolving present, referencing "Shake speare and the American Spirit" in a national magazine.
A fragmented rail tale recalls a traveler stirred by a freight whistle. The narrative hints at a brake malfunction and a tense moment as Hearty struggles with a twisted track and approaching danger before arrival.
A garbled passage describes an author fond of cryptic biographical details and exams, with a puzzled remark about anime and a bold shout by a character named Abe Na. The text reads as a fragmented, unclear report from a literary or anecdotal note.
Fragmentary OCR note shows garbled words and missing context. Readable bits imply a local news item or brief, but key names, places, dates, and actions are not recoverable for a reliable headline and summary.
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