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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
3
A garbled 19th century note by Mrs Sidney Stonwors Patr Haven claims a cure for cholera morbus. It discusses mentors and a supposed preventive remedy for cole and bowel complaints. The text is fragmentary and hard to parse, with key names and dates unclear. The piece mentions availability and general satisfaction with the remedy.
This excerpt catalogs rare earth oxides and metals like thorium cerium titanium and tantalum. It notes gas mantles tungsten steel alloys searchlights headlights flashlight powders and alloy roles in cigars lighters and artillery traces. It mentions zirconium oxide crucibles and tantalum surgical instruments and notes steel production relies on tungsten and vanadium.
Letver From W A Wyman reports the State Board of Health secretary announces a revised process for vital statistics. The notice emphasizes proper filling of death certificates by physicians and registrars to ensure accurate recording and retention by local registrars.
In a London TitBits excerpt a club member recalls visiting a restaurant that weighed patrons before and after meals and charged by weight. A quiet man explains the scheme, revealing he carried ballast to tip the scale and left with four and tuppence, prompting puzzled club members.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Liver Trowdle and a meet with unclear details. It references names and roles but presents no coherent events, dates, locations, or outcomes. The text is too corrupted to derive a definite news item or report.
Notice hereby given that the following tenants and names appear for a three year point in Meridian. The document lists parties including Ceetaveson Charles Lo Wadden Kent Shi and B Harr Cole, all of Hirhanes. The notice references a property along Shark Principat Meridian and states the requirement to establish ownership and rights under applicable sections as of September.
Public notice from the Department of Land and Homestead records in Jackson Wyoming announces Charles Ac Diriskell of Jackson, Wyensdnst, intends to wake Float Three Year distaliist clause. Meeting and hearing set before the US Court in Jackson on September 2 with witnesses Chester Shipson, Williams Me Toelles, and Forward Bo Bouiisen listed.
In vivid modeled prose the piece argues that old maids are being replaced by the bachelor girl figure due to changing business and social conditions. It cites playful stereotypes, describes the bachelor girl as practical, attractive, and well connected, and notes the shift from traditional marriage roles to urban independence.
A student misconduct incident is described where a boy found meat, hid it in his clothing, and faced corporal punishment after other children were involved. The account notes the mother’s concern and mentions a broader debate on punishment and decency in schools.
A notice announces a contest and land offer at Verrson Wy with details on eligibility, filing deadlines, and required actions. It specifies that interested parties must respond within twenty days of publication and that service must be documented, with appeals and hearing rights outlined.
Legal public notice records a final five views hearing for a local ward election. It lists names of involved parties including Gronee Detter and Teta W Perry, outlines the hearing date around September, and notes appearance requirements before justice officials for the petition.
Fragmentary text discusses Emersons poetry and reactions from various critics. Mentions Cariyin and Lowell as ambivalent, Fort Heden and Hirota cited as supporters, Rev Wil jam Furnes praised the poetry as high order, with exclamations about heavenly praise and comparisons to other poets.
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