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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1918
Page
6
A historic notice urges daily meatless and wheatless plans with specific weekly days and a general call to save Wheat, Meat, Sugar, and Fats. The piece critiques Hyvor advertising and discusses individual responsibility for saving, urging readers to consider what they would spare if income dropped.
A wartime promo urges citizens to buy War Savings Certificates as the safest investment. It encourages regular purchases while bargains last, urging readers to Save and Lend for victory. The message frames the program as a patriotic duty and financial safeguard during the war effort.
Government war savings stamps are not an investment for soldiers but for people of small means. They are designed to bring within reach the opportunity to invest in U S government obligations on advantageous terms, encouraging everyone to save and lend to the nation.
The werghants and several individuals in the valley plan an advertising campaign for War Savings Stamps. The first ad will appear in an early issue of the Courier.
Fragmented quotation from Ennee Leader outlines party lines in Wyoming as war effort dominates political choices. It cites Democratic and Republican stances, accusations of misrepresentation, and calls for stable governance as candidates vie for state and national influence.
The Wyoming Democratic stand questions Republican leaders about restoring power to push the country toward sane judgment. It challenges past Wilson-era laws as madman works, calls for consistent Yes to a dry amendment, and defends Democratic record while urging unity ahead of primaries. Everett Prue and Doe Krady are noted as leading figures.
Dealer Dow Novak offers Edison and Victrola talking machines at a standard nationwide price. Display models available and a selection of records to listen to, with savings on freight by buying from the dealer.
A Town observes how a towncraftsman shares his business to lie down, while a farm, after diligent peg work, always has a well to dig. Popoku Capital.
A promotional snippet highlighting a free guide titled Customers Aid that shares how practical farmers solved problems. It promises value through ideas and material savings, emphasizes no charge, and states it does not obligate purchase. The text frames the lumber business as a model for how planning should be done.
Word from Geneva New York reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Bryant Mears. The girl is named Esther Frances in honor of grandmother Mears and Miss Frances of Jackson. Mr Mears is serving in France.
Joy Wilson plans Navy yards service as assistant carpenter and will briefly return home. Mrs Mary Lucas in Cheyenne with daughter Camilla in hospital after surgery. progress unclear. Literary at Cheney hall invites Mother Goose costumes and rhymes, followed by dance. Home Economics meets at Mrs Bitas Wilson on March 7. Several local residents visited relatives across the river. trips planned to Kemwerer Lander and Florence Colorado. John Blair and Granda Tanner returned from Salt Lake with Robert's body. Joy Wilson to Kemwerer to enlist. Mrs Robertson and friends hosted Sunday night at home. Coats and finances described as tight. Wilkon family visited Dackwun.
The Saturday Evening Post argues war savings certificates are essential to fund the war and deter the Kaiser. It urges Americans to raise 1918 saving efforts above 1917, stressing stamps as a lasting habit and a path to sooner peace.
Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets aimed at stomach liver and bowel disorders. Claims relief for heartburn indigestion and constipation and notes availability everywhere with an advertisement tone.
Notice from the U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated February 21 1918 settling multiple Hemestead entries. Holiday H Menor and Norman E Smith filed five year proof applications with witnesses from Grovant Gravant Kelly and Jackson Wyoming, before U S Commissioner Otho E Williams on April 8 1918 and April 9 1918. Details cite Secs 25 30 31 Twp 43N Rg 115 116 West Sixth Principal Meridian and Lot entries 7 -, 1 4 13 3 5.
A presidential address to the Washington Academy of Sciences notes insects as disease carriers. It cites 220 germs known to be carried by insects to humans or animals, 87 parasitic insects, and 282 insect species linked to diseases. Windborne typhus carrier lice and related findings are discussed amid uncertain causality and gaps in knowledge.
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