The Wolf and the Coyote Must Go in Jackson Hole
A 1915 Jackson Hole stockmen meeting and the Wolf Bounty Association action are recounted, detailing bounty efforts against wolves and coyotes to protect cattle. The article questions future policy, funding, and whether stockmen will support continuation of the campaign at the March meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Hole
Jackson's
Hole Wolf Bounty Association
Whiteh
Utah
Idaho
Jackson's Hole
Hii
Marsh
City People Know It All We City People Are Sophisticated
A fragmented essay contrasts city dwellers with country folk, claiming city residents experience constant activity and perceive themselves wiser. It mocks country visitors who stare at events and highlights differences in lifestyle, fashion, and attitudes toward public happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bulletin
Farrow
Eben Jotry
Beauty In Light Seeks Hidden Meaning In Abstract Sketch
A fragmentary note hints at painters wrestling with light as a motif. The text alludes to unseen techniques, a fretful mood, and a perplexing phrase about color and form, suggesting an unfinished discourse on artistic perception.
Those who hate nasty medicine try Chamberlain’s tablets
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Tablets for constipation as pleasant to take and highly effective. It promises the medicine works so smoothly that users may not realize it was produced by a medicine and notes availability everywhere.
Johnnie's Friend in Need Confesses Germane Deed of Pears
In a domestic scene Emily tells Pickwiddle that Johnnie lied about pear theft. Four missing green pears from a fence tree spark suspicions of stomach ache, while Mrs. Pickwindle recalls a tale of a man returning late, linking dismissively to circumstantial evidence as the family quarrels over truth and blame.
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Emily
Pickwiddle
Johnnie
Albert
Pearn
Mr. Pickwiddle
Allence
Fair Weather Forecast and Weather Jargon
A lighthearted note explains that fair in weather forecasts means a period without significant rainfall and not guaranteed sunshine. It suggests readers forgive meteorologists for cloudy days, since forecasts aim to indicate minimal precipitation rather than perfect conditions.
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Weather Bureau
Restoration to Entry of Lands in National Forest
Notice announces a 46 acre tract in Teton and Palisade National Forests Wyoming for homestead settlement under 1906 laws with a April 30 1917 entry date at Evanston land office. It lists preferred rights for pre1906 agricultural claimants and provides survey descriptions and applicants including Richard H Woulard Cheney Wyoming and Charles K Lemmon Grovant Wyoming with corresponding plan numbers and list identifiers.
Much It Mattered and Love in a Complicated Time
A dialogue reflects on freedom, friendship, and the complexities of marriage. She longs to preserve personal liberty and splendor of friendships while he voices deep love. They acknowledge the modern challenge of balancing time and commitment in relationship life.
Entry of Land in the Rational Forest for Homestead Entry
Reatoration le Entry of Lande in The Rational Forest outlines a 435 02 acre parcel in Teton County Wyoming. It announces a prior claim preference for agricultural settlers and lists specific tracts and applicant names under the 1908 homestead laws with a final public notice date of April 30 1917. The notice states lands will be subject to settlement and entry by qualified persons and provides detailed lot and section descriptions for multiple parcels including 160 acres for Raymond C Kent and 116 61 acres for D H Miller with boundaries and adjacent rights. O M Bevce Assistant Commissioner confirms conditions and dates.
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Néticete
Teton Faroat
Wyoming
United States
Evanston
Raymond C. Kent
Grovant
Miller
Bec. 2
N. Wehs
Bean
Jackson
O. M. Bevce
General Land Office
Lands Open For Settlement In Teton Nation Forest Wyoming
Lands described embracing 244.23 acres within the Teton Nations Forest Wyoming will be subject to settlement and entry under homestead provisions. Qualified settlers with good faith cultural purposes prior to January 1, 1903 have a preference right, exercised before April 30, 1917. Descriptions include multiple tracts with named applicants Thomas D. Fes Kelly James Massey George B. Penrod and others. Land Office Evanston Wyoming handles the entries and list numbers.
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Teton Nations Forest
Wyoming
Iowa
United States
United States Land Office
Evanston
Elor
Thomas D. Fes
Kally
James Massey
Wilko
George BM. Penrod
Wilson
C. M. Kavos
General Land Ofice
Cold Cure Aches Away In Short Time, Reader Says
A Weatherby Missouri note recalls a severe cold that nearly left a reader bedridden. O F Metcalf credits two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a quick recovery. The testimonial claims the medicine repeatedly restores health and suggests keeping a bottle on hand for future colds.
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Metcalf
Weatherby
Discovered Goldfieida in Gow England Town
A fragment notes that 1k was found in Gow, an English town, with reference to Goldfieida discovery. The garbled text suggests a monetary amount tied to a location, implying a local discovery or report. Further details are unreadable.
Fragmentary night clock scene from a poem text
Fragmentary OCR passage describes midnight clocks striking and a speaker reacting with indignation and exclamations about power and fate. The garbled text suggests a dramatic or narrative poem with archaic phrasing and difficult names.
Fragmented OCR note on appreciation and safety yet unclear
The readable fragments describe a small percentage of value related to appreciation and safety, but the text is garbled. It mentions proximity to a home and references an alleged diaphiles and fault lines, leaving core facts unknown.
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Hiviiane Wise
Keditor
Neli Li
Anterread Ay Anon
Javlenans
Wyonsing
Suusentrrion Raria
Francisco
Hole
Richard Winger Wyoming
Teton and Palisade Nations
United Sates Land Office
Bryan Flat
Richard H. Woulard
Cheney
Geo
Chas. K. Lemmon
M. Kauez
Jackson Club
Mrs
Etta Link
Jackson Drug CO
NEW. Management
L. A. Loomis
the Elk Cigar Store
J. R. Jones
Jackson Harness .Co
the Home Bakery
Ezra Link
Jackson, Wromme
Ahange
Sageson Blacksmith Shop
Ebon
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