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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
4
The January Denver National Western Stock Show aims to inform stockmen on postwar livestock demand as armistice promises higher food exports. Officials anticipate record attendance from across the country with the American National Live Stock Association convention coinciding with the event.
The Bureau of Public Health issued a striking poster drawn by a Washington cartoonist to educate the public on droplet infection and the spread of respiratory diseases. The poster replaces technical wording with clear visuals to reach ordinary citizens and victims, with free copies obtainable through the Surgeon General’s office.
A damaged OCR fragment lists diverse chemical terms and commodities such as indium salts, chlorides, sulphate of potash, various ethers, and trace metals. It mentions fine siliceous matter and minerals, along with metals like gold and silver, with scattered percentages and references to processing fractions and materials.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about people in a queue, a family report, and a discussion of law not tied to a specific New York event. Names, dates, and places are unclear, leaving a partial glimpse of a domestic or legal scene without decisive facts.
A garbled OCR fragment describes ornamental persimmon with references to trees, blooms, and Devonian era style wording. The text mentions plant features and a thrice mentioned location, but overall content is unclear and lacks a discernible event or clear subjects.
The article discusses the Red Cross duty to heal wounds of war as its core mission. It describes rehabilitation of injured veterans, including use of prosthetics and advanced devices, to restore function, dignity, and employability. It envisions social reintegration and meaningful work for returned soldiers.
Notice that the stockholders of the Jackson Valley Telephone Co will meet at the office in Jackson Wyoming on January 20 at 2:00 PM to elect officers for the coming year and conduct other business. Fred Lovejoy, Secretary.
For sale notice lists first class wheat, Jas Chambers Jackson Thaved, number of fat hogs for sale weight from 125 pounds. Mary Scott Dickson 52. Also sale of two young well broke geldings driving survey and some tight tools LW Plym Jackson.
A garbled Georgia market item notes cotton men in Macon and a mysterious man with a Tuma organ causing decline. References to a prohibition era rule and a license are tangled, with unclear names and dates, reflecting a disrupted OCR record from the Mitetty Nod era.
The 8 K Road-house at Kelly will be closed for winter, reopening about April 16. The owner expresses gratitude for the splendid patronage during the past year. Mrs. M H Kneedy Sophia S Kelly will oversee winter duties.
Classified fragment lists goods for sale including good milling wheat barley and a medium sized sleigh. Also advertises a lost pointer dog white with brown ears return to Delaney Garage. Also mentions an ink eradicating product and a turpentine treatment method for cotton woolen fabrics.
Before the chronometer and Day of Chronometer, navigators faced longitude confusion until 1785. Early explorers knew latitude from the sun but calculated longitude by dead reckoning, a method that proved unreliable and led to many shipwrecks.
Notice is given that Guy C. Shannon of Jackson Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a claim to land described by metes and bounds in Township 30 North Range 116 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The hearing was set before United States Commissioner Otho B. Williams in Jackson Wyoming on January 18 1919. Witnesses listed: Cors BR Shannon A Bliss Cole Walter O Sleanan Elias Wilson all of Jackson Wyoming. Alex Nisbet Register.
Department of the Interior announces Paul A. Imeson of Jackson Wyoming filed Forest Homestead entries No 02850 and 06732 for Tracts A and B totaling 138.03 and 1975 acres. Final proof to establish claim set for January 4 1919 before United States Commissioner Otho J Williams in Jackson Wyoming with witnesses Edward Johnson Walter How mat Frank Tanner and Donley Meson of Jackson.
Mrs L A Drinkard of Jefferson City Missouri reports stomach trouble and nervous fatigue before using Chamberlain's Tablets. She claims within four weeks she felt improved in every way and recommends the product.
Lost item notice states a rim and tire were misplaced between Murphy lunch and Kelly, with a reward offered for return to Frank McBride. The fragment mentions October and a person named Murphy and Rewerd.
A garbled OCR fragment references Miro and Inbey's letter about Geraldn tablets for stomach disorders and indigestion offering relief. It also includes a comic exchange on conceit between men and women, a remark about a judge and a mention of the River Valley and saddles.
Fragmentary biblical note references peacocks from Tarshish brought to Jerusalem. Includes misread terms and garbled citations from I Binge 10:22 and II Chronicles 9:21, noting natural features and mentions of Tarshist land.
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