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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
4
A brief note states that readers should telephone with any news about deaths marriages elopements divorces arrests arrivals or departures. The platform invites reports of events such as embezzlement arrests home purchases and other notable life events for publication.
The advertisement promotes a combined one year subscription for 3.00, featuring The Thrice-A-Week World and the Jackson’s Hole Courier. It highlights Europe news, tabloid style reporting, and a savings compared with separate prices.
A philosophical inquiry asks whether the worst condition is wanting a thing and lacking it or having a thing and not wanting it. The dilemma highlights inner conflict and fulfillment, inviting reflection on desire, contentment, and the nature of happiness.
The notice states penalties for ad column entries: 10 dollars for the first line and 80 dollars for each additional line. The rule applies to all insertions in this column, detailing the incremental charges and their application to subsequent lines.
In a small office notice readers are invited to cull pew books from publishers not paid for and returned, including Bidpath's History of the World and Stoddard's Lectures, with sale details at the office for interested parties.
An old newspaper ad announces Livery Feed Stable at Nelson Barn operated by Ralph Vernon with no hunting or trespassing allowed on the swamp north of Jackson owned by More Giltner as advised by H C Hall.
Berkshire male hog offered for service by C. J. Palmer. Prospective buyers invited to bring their sons and leave the animal until breeding. Contact 290-38.
Jove Unamnilia of near Eureka Nebraska suffered serious injuries after a loaded four horse wagon he drove tipped and wheels passed over his legs when he jumped off to avoid capsizing. The team ran away but he crawled a mile and a half to reach help in Fish Creek, weather below freezing.
A Baltimore laundry proclaims We wash everything bet the baby while a Boston concern boasts Your dirty kids cleaned for 15 cents. The two ads reveal stark differences in tone and pricing, highlighting regional attitudes toward family and cost in early advertising.
A columnist describes a figure known as the Curious Guy who notes every minor detail in town. As a collector of worthless information he observes and questions all moves, claiming no rival in his constant guard duty on the streets.
The article argues literature shifts toward a shared international domain, diminishing distinct national voices like Tames Russell Lowell. It suggests global literary ties expand, reducing traditional boundaries and encouraging cross border exchange among writers and critics.
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