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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
3
A pasted recipe page lists cod, haddock, red snapper and mackerel preparations with cod en casserole and fish pudding. It includes shrimp or salmon methods, and dishes like mashed chops and oyster cocktails in peppers, plus cream cheese in green peppers and cauliflower in tomatoes. Also cites Henry Ward Beecher and serving tips.
New Jersey poultry researchers led by Prof. Harry R Lewis launch cooperative efforts with local chicken raisers to raise fall and winter egg output. February-hatched pullets are tested to fill seasonal gaps, with Vineland contest breeding plans and a 7,000 plant model to demonstrate improved mating for higher yields.
The renowned anthropoid expert Frau Zelenka travels to the United States for an AAAS meeting then plans to visit California and study American Indian life. Her career spans explorations in Java and Asia. Japanese support funded a two year expedition in 1907. The egg laying contest in Vineland features strong finances and record-breaking outputs led by White Leghorns. Pro Lewis earns praise for expanding egg data and adding breeding value over three years.
Brownwood businessman A J Holder roped 20 goats in three minutes eleven and four fifths seconds to win a $1000 prize in San Angelo. Lemuel Johnson of Sonora finished second, four seconds behind.
Captain Mathias led a rescue in hold No 2 of the Laurentic when a blaze threatened powder magazines. An iron beam struck him as he entered the furnace like hold to save imprisoned stokers. Several crew were injured. the ship reached Liverpool with the captain dead. The tragedy followed two years patrolling in the Far East and a coastal homeward voyage.
Portland owner Clifford F. Reid's three year old Terrey cow Halem Beauty is declared world champion for butterfat production. Golite's Record reportedly yields about 2.5 pounds of butterfat daily for a year, eclipsing the previous Hood farm holder Sage Seventy Fourth. Oregon Agricultural College oversaw the official test.
A garbled medical fragment shows a patient expressing pain and a response about bills and sympathy. The phrases are misspelled and unclear, making it difficult to identify people, places, dates, or concrete actions.
G W L Blizzard of Oklahoma A and M College urges farmers to rear superior colts and horses to attract buyers. He notes packers and brewers pay premium prices for well cared for stock, and urges attention to breeding and training to improve local teams and farming profits.
The farmer envisions his son becoming interested in high quality purebred mares and colts. He believes involvement with superior stock would motivate the boy to excel in care and management. A boy proud of farm stock may stay, rather than leave for other pursuits, to win at local fairs.
The Pennsylvania State College agricultural experiment station advises withholding water before shipping and feeding timothy hay and whole oats. This regimen aims to prevent looseness and improve arrival appearance and weight.
The article argues that grio raleng reduces farm fertility more than stock raising. It notes that raising grade steers is easier than managing an average farm during a period of scarce reliable farm labor.
A brief note praising the progressive farmer who breeds purebred livestock. It highlights his dedication to optimal farm surroundings and well kept buildings, calling the effort a factor in personal development and high farming standards.
A brief note asserts hog cholera is preventable through anticholera serum vaccination and proper care. The piece highlights potential cost savings and increased profits for hog producers once the disease is controlled.
A Philadelphia couple was arrested at a young lady’s door after a late night kiss. Magistrate Beaton fined Catherine Haines and Thomas Winning five dollars each, remitting the penalty. Vice Officer Neese fled after the court session.
Pittsburgh testimony in a divorce case reveals that Anna Bell discovered her husband George Bell had a wooden leg three weeks after their elopement from Pittsburgh to Cumberland Maryland in 1914. The master recommends that adivores be granted as abuse and ill treatment followed the discovery.
In Concord a stove fire led a family to rekindle warmth with a paper bag containing $1000 in $1 bills. The bag burned in the stove, destroying the money. A Treasury note received ashes from the bag and asked experts to investigate and report results.
A report notes fines totaling 48 tied to a Kine incident in Aurora Alabama. Richard Chandler Kiewit Mre and Charlee Liberg are named regarding rent by Christine, who refused the call. The situation centers on a monetary penalty and disputed charges.
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