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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
4
Taxes are payable in money only. City road tax receipts are valid for two dollars on road tax at the County Treasurer’s office. Bills again at the County cannot be applied on payment of taxes.
Finder asked to return a brown leather suitcase lost between Jackson and Pederson's ranch on Moran stage road Monday morning November 29. Return to post office for reward.
An American woman recounts five Villista soldiers entering her remote camp. They claim captains' ranks but two men reveal they are the private soldiers, as the group requests blankets amid hospitality. The tale mocks wartime pretensions with humor.
Reports note a fresh halibut fishing area west of North Head Washington, 27 to 36 miles offshore. Depths reach 0 to 95 fathoms beyond the 100 fathom line, with boats from Puget Sound landing 18 000 pounds in a single day on the new grounds discovered recently.
A damaged text fragment describes iodine and iodide preparations in glass tubes, with percentages, dipping in water to form solutions, drying steps, and cautions about air exposure and dressing care to avoid irritation from foreign bodies.
Fragmentary text mentions Boras discovery and Nobel-related references. It alludes to a Yellow Stone setting, a body found, and a peculiar dust covering a corpse. The item hints at a documentary of seeds and chemical balances connected to early preservative methods.
A garbled excerpt mentions Lucky Angier and four others in a scene of achievement or ritual. It references gold, a Gret procession, and a public display around an age noted as fourteen in a faded account. The exact names and events are unclear due to OCR damage.
A steam shovel became stuck in a cut near New York during grade work. It bored deeper to reach a conduit and then crawled back to the surface by digging out through a concrete tube, while timbering and a 18 percent grade aided the return. Contractor Walter B. Gahagan notes the operation went smoothly.
Armed airships and aeroplanes hover over Bethlehem the birthplace of the Prince of Peace as Palestine becomes a military camp. Mount of Olives to Teleethe beyond Jerusalem hosts maneuvers while convents in Jerusalem and surrounding areas hold barracks. Arab peasant buffalo trains haul artillery toward Turkish HQ amid rumors of renewed Egyptian attack planning.
The article discusses modern warfare focusing on stealth and night fighting to gain advantage. It notes the machine gun rise, the need for unseen troops, and the role of night cover for troop movements, artillery placement, and munitions transport amid evolving conditions.
An OCR fragment describes beggars in China being classified into types. It notes traveling mendicants sleep on deck, rely on rice, and collect no fare until they reach destinations. The piece hints at social dynamics and economic concerns around beggary in transit.
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