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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
5
In a clipped exchange, a speaker questions rewards for campaign orators who backed Mr. Wilson, while noting those who hurried to silence rivals may face consequences. The remark hints at political maneuvering and accountability among campaign participants.
Crow Indians in Montana entered cattle raising under the Interior Department guidance. Commissioner Cato Sells cites a $500,000 gain and sale of four carloads at Ubleage stockyards, with earlier sales in Omaha. The policy shifted land leases from whites to Indian stock raising, expanding cultivation from 2,800 to 15,000 acres on one northwest reservation and generating profits for tribal and individual herds. The report highlights improved survival of herds during cold seasons and a growing enthusiasm for ranching among Indians nationwide.
Fragmentary text hints at a new invention with potential uses in ships and practical applications. Mentions exchangeable components and devices associated with partners, suggesting early stage development and wider adoption possibilities.
Atlanta man seeks a marriage license by car, with the license clerk asking for who owns the widow applicant’s vehicle. The clerk directs him to another courthouse office after clarifying the license requires a marriage license.
Miss May Ebert of Southfields rockland county hurled a powder box into the face of a masher who seized her and Mina Kether Van Auken. The powder blinded him briefly and left a clue for Policeman Sherwood to arrest William Lacey of Peart River, accused of attacking the two students and kissing Miss Ebert as they fled. Lacey was found on a train with powder on his clothes.
A vintage ad urging readers to use Dean's Kidney Pills for sharp pains after stopping, kidney weariness, headaches, rheumatic pains, and tired feet. It promises relief through a local remedy credited with experience and effectiveness.
An elderly cynic jokes about amusement for girls and free cigars as Brown and others react to a wealthy father’s daughter. The scene hints at mistimed status, social intrigue, and a plan to relocate or lift something, while the master offers a cigar and the crowd disperses.
A rising number of people abandon coffee for tea or alternatives driven by comfort and flavor, reshaping morning routines and cafe menus as tastes evolve and health factors gain interest.
A brief ad style blurb touts Instant Postum as easing nervousness sleeplessness and irritability. The message implies a calmer more relaxed state from choosing Postum over other beverages, presenting a period tone promotional claim.
A garbled report notes Rome's Giulio Ulivi, inventor of Ferays, sustaining injuries during a laboratory experiment. It mentions a device detecting objects by characteristic wavelengths and hints at a new method called or mesning vlan by derkness, with unclear details about its purpose or application.
The widow of Henry M. Flagler, Mrs. Henry M. Plagter, marries the late Henry M. Flagler's widower successor ten days after his death. The couple moves in New York's legal and social circles, with Sedge Bington noted as a prominent figure and a retired member of a distinguished organization.
A marriage license appears in disjointed text referencing Aware Pu-Tired of tour, Admadf and Mise dewsie F Mertia of Dusceastne with June 7, 112. The garbled lines suggest a wedding or certificate event tied to pub fees and recent activity but details are unclear.
Odd clipped lines describe Durum wheat promotion by Skin ner Meg Co Omaha Nebraska and a free delivery offer. The narrative includes garbled dialogue about keys and a double keyring invention that groups keys, with scattered phrases about work and hunger.
The text cites Castoria with its old signature claim and mocks the Jibway couple’s marriage and social life. It notes Mrs. Jibway’s club memberships leaving little time for personal life while Mr. Jibway is absorbed in business, implying he has forgotten his own soul.
An old advertisement promotes soap and ointment promises of clear skin and healthy hair with a mail free sample offer from Boston. A fragment references wartime era political chatter about women and the presidential election, ending with a quip about Mrs Twobble’s voting enthusiasm.
A terse note describes a charity arrangement tied to revenue only payments. It mentions Mahe and dividends, with emphasis on limited compensation and financial terms. No further specifics on dates or entities are provided in the readable text.
A fragmentary newspaper line advertises a herbal compound and a sample bottle offer. It mentions a Binghamton address and urges readers to text ten cents to Dr. Co for a sample. The text is garbled and reads like an early 20th century marketing pitch.
A fragment from Louisville corner pages hints at a domestic scene with dialogue about courting and propriety. The quoted exchange features a father and son, reflecting social norms of courtship and restraint conveyed in a local newspaper column.
Dr. Pierce's Surgical Institute in Buffalo introduces Maya leaves of aloe and Anurte as a cure for kidney and uric troubles. Advertisement claims the preparation poisons thousands by selling water as medicine, touting Dr. Weir Mitchell on disease and urging use for rheumatism and related ailments.
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