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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
11
A fragmentary note describes a scene involving fire, tea, and a high cinnamon picture ordered for a specific occasion. The readable details are limited, with no clear event date or source organization indicated.
An adventure story feature titled Pistol Point Proposal promises a Cyclone Smith performance with Eddie Polo. A Chautauqua program runs nightly from 7 PM to midnight featuring the Weaver Sextette. Admission is 1.10 for adults and 0.55 for children 6 to 16, with Universal News and Comic Reale shown each night. Mrs Clarence Blain and Miles Young left for Heracles California Tuesday morning seeking health improvements. Dr R O Young promotes Sheltex frame products.
The Jackson Ball team beat Victor 18 to 1 in the morning then lost to Chic in the afternoon 17 to 0. Injuries and absences hampered the squad, with Porter spraining a reflector and Hy Ober Histes unavailable. Estes and Porter missing affected the boatmen’s performance against Delggs.
Genevieve notes show local election returns with Nebraska state representative race results including Reynolds, Delaney, Tanner, and Hurus across Star Valley precincts near Checashut Water. Mentions Republican ticket and space constraints, with reference to Blue Chip Colts next week.
A fragmented report describes Avery Atecessinl and others in Albwel Nelson's barn, with mentions of campers, names like Mia Stnaber and Jaws Bo Kelton, and unclear references to hunting, fires, and berry lineups amid a rural setting.
The article outlines the upcoming Wyoming Teachers Institute to be held September 7 to 10 and defends Mrs Geer against criticism for referencing state law. It explains the law requires county superintendents to hold annual institutes and that districts must pay teachers attending. It emphasizes support for the Wilson Jackson high school and the effort to secure qualified teachers and proper facilities.
E C Steele of Grovont Wyoming announces a No 1 brick kiln to open around September 15 1920 with price 25 dollars per thousand in small lots and cheaper in larger quantities. Order early to secure stock.
An astounding drama titled The Great Air Robbery features Leonard Locklear as a daring sky ace. The film screens at Chealo on the night of August 27 with a special bigmotion presentation and continues the excitement of airborne stunts and suspenseful action.
Fragmentary OCR passage references an Auto Agent described as a public benefactor who offers a car in exchange for repayment and mentions birthstones for months January to December. The text is garbled and lacks coherent dates or names, but implies a transactional lure involving car ownership and financial terms.
Arrests in Gillette for suspected theft. parts of the network seized and a memo of the convention in Sherkdin notes new leadership. Reports cover oil loading to the Midwest refinery, local encampment setups, a kayaking glacier find, a near drowning rescue, a fatal mine accident, and a lawsuit over a fatal shooting with broad regional mentions.
An Indian origin tale links the Tammany society to Tanmnand of the Delaware tribe famed for wisdom. Founded in New York City on May 12 1782 Tammany later aligned with the Democratic Party. In another vignette Edwin rejects cemetery mausoleums joking he would not be buried in a garage. The piece ends with a curious fact: the world’s total human weight is about 106 million tons.
Mercury is produced in Ciudad Real Granada and Oviedo with Ciudad Real hosts Almaden mines covering 485187 acres. They are state owned and operated. Also included are a TM and school exam joke about senses with a Boston quip and a struggling rhymed verse fragment.
A fragment from Holmen Daily Thought contrasts bolts that stand as they are with hewn stones forming future parts. It reflects on danger from error and the fault of truth, urging careful shaping of ideas and avoidance of careless mistakes.
The text describes the ancient spread of a legume to Africa Asia and the Indies and its cultivation as a valuable agricultural product before becoming common at home. It mentions early names and places associated with peanut history and the idea of widespread trade and agricultural use in distant regions.
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