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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1917
Page
4
The Courier outlines financial strain and pledges to keep publishing from the old office. It appeals to subscribers for prompt response to statements, promises new machinery and type, and asks readers to mail checks promptly to avoid personal follow ups.
The Camilla L Seelemire class presents a program at the Club House on Friday evening February 2 1917 featuring Josie Knutsen Heatrice Don Ervine Wilson Grace Winegar and Mrs Seelemire with a lineup including The Land of Golden Dreams Jessie Gaynor Firefly Polka and Gondellied. The event begins at 8 o'clock and the public is invited.
A messenger note asks to forward the latest happenings to a friend eager for news from Jackson's Hole. The request highlights interest in local events and timely updates.
A stalled editorate episode reveals antique clippings from the New York Tribune April 28, 1865 on Lincoln and 1865 Chicago Weekly Times on Lincoln and Carlisle, plus an Ulster County Gazette January 1, 1800 with a black-bordered Washington entombment report. The column copies ad sections for readers.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Ai Lovejoy and Andrew Raehoon with vague references to grants, town names, and dates. It includes scattered terms like Calldown, Jove Chom, Meo Lewy, and references to a breakiner and water, but no coherent events, figures, or locations can be confirmed.
Dr Hutf of the Baptist Church will deliver a second lecture titled Kirst Aid next Tuesday evening in the lecture room. Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls and others are invited to attend for practical discussions on everyday life. Lectures are free. Sunday services on February 4 include PACKSON at 10 30 AM Sunday School topic Jesus the Savior of the World with John 3 16 text, 7 40 PM Evening Worship. KELLY 2 00 PM Sunday School. BUFFALO
A hearty invitation is extended to all to enjoy these services offered by Joux-Pearson, missionary.
An advertisement praises Chamberlain’s Tablets for constipation as pleasant to take with agreeable effects. The copy notes the product comes in a package of 50 tabs and claims it is produced by a medicine, asserting broad availability everywhere.
Anoval hosts a masquerade and Valentine dance on Friday February 16 with a 5.00 prize for best character. Three lady judges will select winners in the hall, unmasking at 100 p.m. Come early for the event.
A Kansas City Star report notes that certain recipient compositions are found to be nerve poisons capable of deranging the minds of those who play them. The article discusses hazardous effects and cautions readers about risky materials.
A public notice announces restoration to entry for 140 acres within the Heider National Forest Wyoming into the National Forest lands under homestead provisions. The land near Evanston will open March 8 1917 for qualified settlers with prior agricultural occupancy before 1900, listing Frank Stanley list 2219 and others with preference rights.
Notice lists multiple homestead entries and filings in Lincoln and Teton counties with names like Edgar Holden George Greenwood Gottfred Meus and witnesses from Driggs Idaho Grovant Wyoming Elk Wyoming and Jackson Wyoming. Final three and five year proofs set for February 10 1917 before Commissioner Otho Williams with witnesses named.
A vaudeville and dance program follows the musical at the Club House on Friday February 2. The item delays with reflections on superstition from Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper and a call for reform through thought and ideas.
A compact note discusses how true criticism relies on disciplined thinking rather than flawed imitation. It contrasts faulty apeing with the substance of measured evaluation, suggesting a pathway to clearer judgment through reasoned analysis.
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