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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
3
A Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station circular reports on feeding ewes with rye pasture, bluegrass pasture, or grain supplemented pasture. Results show rye offers early gains, while bluegrass provides better June grazing. grain effects are small and vary by group.
This guidance outlines selecting feeder cattle that will yield strong gains and substantial profits. It emphasizes knowing profitable feeder classes, evaluating growth potential, feed efficiency, and market timing to maximize returns this winter.
A fragment describes an animal with a reasonably thick soft skin and a heavy coat. It mentions a straight back low body depth and short legs, suggesting a sturdy compact build.
A fragment notes a sale of a purgative for horses with uncertain dosage. The text suggests doses vary from a pound to a feed ball, but details are unclear and incomplete.
A fragmented report mentions changing a sheep pasture rule or path in a local area. Details are unclear but indicate some alteration to existing access or use, discussed by community or local authorities.
A brief clipping notes an Indian boy named for T. R. and describes the event as he took part with evident pleasure and customary emphasis. The fragment shows limited detail but preserves the celebratory tone and naming.
An OCR fragment mentions a lake area path or walk project with references to water, earth, and surface conditions. Details are unclear but imply planning or notice about a riverside walk and related site work.
In a sunlit garden, Jim navigates rumors about his bachelor status as Teddy taunts and Edith offers tea. The trio names plants like bleeding heart and love in a mist while Jim asks for bride roses, and Edith contemplates a subtle pledge amid growing affection.
A reminiscence lists simple kitchen ideas: Salmon Cakes from canned salmon fried in hot fat, Tipperary Salad made with mashed potatoes and vinegar, Peach Pudding with sponge cake or ladyfingers and canned peaches, fruit salad dressing with eggs maple syrup and lemon, Hamburger Steak prepared with mixed meat and spices, onions apples and greens, and tips for stretching meals with limited meat and onions.
A fragmentary meditation on frugality and affection. The speaker hints that saving light leads to favorable returns and being beloved by many friends follows. The text uses archaic phrasing to ponder value, generosity, and social standing.
The text outlines easy methods for making Stuffed Green Peppers with white sauce and onions, a salad with gelation and cocktail sauce, and a Fruit Pudding using a basic batter with milk. It provides steps, ingredients, and cooking tips for each dish.
A garbled OCR fragment references ancient Greece, baths, and a broken aqueduct. It mentions public baths and a quoted phrase attributed to Michelet, with lines about age and society and a distant, unclear historical meditation.
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