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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
4
U S Public Health Service warns the public against tuberculosis with a claim of one million cases in the United States and notes that influenza convalescents should have their lungs examined. The advisory cautions against patent medicines and stresses early recognition of tuberculosis as the beginning of the disease.
Washington report from the Public Health Service warns against self treatment of tuberculosis risks and promotes medical examination, good living, fresh air, and proper nutrition. Surgeons urge precautions as cases rise and emphasize professional care over patent medicines amid a nationwide health survey.
Real Salute transfers were reported with J vou of the Cig Store in the narrative. A transfer of property to A R Tucker occurred in South Park with specific mentions of land and household items. The seller Charles Wiledn and others are noted with Tucker leaving the estate to provide for his family. They plan to find a permanent home in the state.
The Tarkommnos owe much of their charm to headgear and shaved heads beneath embroidered skull caps. Some men attain majesty by costume alone with cotton gowns or khalite, giving princely stateliness.
Biot Highway Department engineer Stanley Onbfiams arrived in Fucker Kiretay to review river work on the Spake River. Mr Cobliat spent Wednesday observing the situation and discussing land layout. He was urged to consider altering the plan by removing some trestles and spending more to straighten spans and control Haw water.
Due to higher cant demand at the lake, no coal will be sold to quote parties from the Buffalo Cheek mine until about December 26. Cant applications will be filed and notify interested parties when coal becomes available again.
Sir Henry Thompson argues that diet mistakes account for more than half the illnesses that ruin vitality and shorten life, claiming avoidable eating habits cause more harm than alcohol. He asserts vigilant men suffer from improper meals more than from drink.
Jessie A. Hathaway of Bondurant Wyoming declares intent to complete three year final proof to establish title to Forest Homestead land described as SENW4 SWNE2 and Lot 2 in Sections 33 and 2, Township 87 36 North Range 113 114 West Sixth Meridian. Witnesses named Hicks Sargent Judd Noble. Final hearing set in Daniel Wyoming December 4 1918.
Department of the Interior notice states Harald McKinstry of Moran Wyoming filed for final three year proof to establish a claim on Forest awry and surrounding lands in Section 7 Township 46 North Range 113 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Hearing set before U S Commissioner Otho Williams in Jackson Wyoming on December 14, 1928 with witnesses Joseph Markham Mrs Harold C McKinstry George E McCluer and Walter J German of Elk and Moran Wyoming.
Department at the Interior Land Office in Jackson Wyoming on November 30 1928 notices Guy G Shangon of Jackson Wyoming has filed for a three year final proof to establish a homestead claim on a tract described by sections and town ranges along the Hoback River with boundaries and corner points. The proof is to be sworn before United States Commissioner Otho K E Williams at Jackson Wyoming on January 18 1929. Witnesses named are Cora E Shannon A Eliy Cole Walter O Hosman and Elias Wilson all residents of Jackson Wyoming.
Paul A. Imexon of Jackson Wyoming filed for Forest Homestead Tracts A and B with serial number 06732 describing boundary corners and meanders. He seeks final five year proof before United States Commissioner Otho I Williams in Jackson on January 4 1019 with witnesses Edward Johnson Walter Hasman Frank Tanner and Donley S. Imunam.
A Jefferson City Missouri resident, Drinkard, writes that Chamberlains tablets cured stomach trouble and relieved nervousness and fatigue. She reports noticeable improvement within a week after starting the remedy.
A rim and tire were reported missing in October between the Tom Murphy ranch and Kelly. A reward was promised, with Prank McBride named as the contact for bounty or reclaim.
In a letter dated March 19 Wes Beleys Tongue Street writes from Linfield HL that Chamberlains Tablets relieved his indigestion and constipation quickly. He endorses the product as a reliable laxative and remedy for similar disorders. He urges others troubled by indigestion to try the tablets.
Fragmented OCR text quotes Tam and Widow Gabbore with partial phrases about price, death, and asking for help. Mentions Man R A Puller and Caseell's Saturday Journal, but details are unclear and several garbled segments.
Fragmentary text mentions names such as Bachlne Shawn Tite Spare Saddle Blankete and Riding Martingalea with references to repair business by parcel post to James D. Hoggan Driggn Ita. Content is garbled and lacks coherent event or context.
A fragment from a historical column quotes a “good-natured man” named Twele Mhen arguing that even if he won he could not stay good natured when tempted to exploit others, reflecting social attitudes of the period.
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