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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
8
An advertising block promotes the Weekly World World subscription at low annual rates and bundles with Jackson's Courier. A health update reports Webster LaPlat recovering from December 3 surgery at St Marys hospital Rochester Minnesota, slow progress and several weeks to home.
A wartime appeal notes millions of European children facing starvation and disease. American relief agencies including the American Red Cross, CARE, Quakers, and the Knights of Columbus join under the Foreign Relief Council to raise 85 million to aid Poland and other nations through the coming winter.
Readable text suggests discussion of new blouses and stylistic trends. Mentions fashion figures and societal influence but is largely garbled. Contains unclear names and phrases, with little coherent event or outcome to anchor a clear summary.
A wide array of early 20th century items shows Wyoming industry layoffs at a coal mine, labor unrest and wage declines, arrests for highway robbery and statutory offenses, and the ongoing impact of crop reports and employment on Montana and Colorado communities. The bulletin notes mining fatalities, court actions, political notes, and public notices amid regional economic strain.
Wyoming notes include a private shuttle for Walker Creek residents, post office burglaries at Diets, a Sheridan county coal camp burn, a Cheyenne shooting and self surrender, and a fatal accident near Voges. Dispatches from San Diego place John Murphy and Mary Odum of Cheyenne in the incident. Conservation court actions and grazing permit limits are discussed along with oil production ranks and a successful Woodmen of the World minstrel show in Douglas.
Report alleges a theft of at least 1.4 from an Armenian offering box at Jackson Drug Store last week. The writer urges the thiefs to consider starving Armenian children and quotes editor letters about worsening conditions near Aleppo under Turkish oppression.
A Metropolitan Museum of New York show features a 11 by 4 foot Persian shawl with poly leaf motifs and the River of Life design. Rich garnet and brown dominate, with steel gray and rusty tones. an expert notes the colors resemble the lifeline of traditional weavers.
Bargain column item list from Baxter's shop in Jackson Wyoming offers a coal stove good alee coat at 12.00, overcoat in good condition, heavy and warm, a Winchester pump at 25 shillings, men's skates in various sizes, and Indies shoes with prices. Clarifies shop and price points for used goods.
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