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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
4
The Intent recruit becomes an electrie laborer as a self-contained floor cleaning machine weighs about 100 tons. It sweeps scrubs and dries the floor in one operation while a single attendant guides it. Water flow is controlled by a handle and carried by a 18 inch brush driven at 600 rpm. The device cleans nearly 7 000 square feet per hour using clean water from an upper tank.
Local reports describe Rough for the Slackers recruiting from bus lines along Fifth Avenue, with recruiters shouting insults to pedestrians in a bid to enlist. Observers note the crowd’s reaction and signs of harassment from onlookers, raising questions about the method’s ethics and effectiveness.
Department of the Interior announces Hert R Schofield of Wilkon Wyoming has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim for the west half of the northeast quarter and other described lands in township 4 north range 7 west Sixth Principal Meridian. The proceeding will be held before Otho R Williams U S Commissioner at Jackson Wyoming on January 28, 10148. Witnesses named George W Schrefeld Eph Domson James W Schhoffeld Albert Linn all of Wilson Wyoming. Avex Niawer Register.
Department of the Interior notice states George W. Schofield of Wilson Wyoming filed intent to complete a three year homestead on lands in Section 28 Township 41 North Range 117 West. The filing, dated December 20 1913, names witnesses Bert Schofield Eph Johnson James W Schofield and Albert O Linn of Wilson Wyoming.
A quirky proverb hints that progress is often rough and uncertain. It compares pursuing success to navigating rocky paths and a stubborn toad that tests perseverance. The line suggests resilience when facing obstacles.
A memoir style item lists famous battlefield cries from regiments including Marmalade forever Stand the Camerons and Stick It Welsh while noting Kamerad used by Germans. It recalls Captain Haggam and Captain Lonedala inspiring troops with cries as Leicester shire charge ends disastrously for the Huns.
Rats adjust quickly to seasons marching with food supply. They move from buildings to fields in warm weather then return to shelters in winter. When food wanes, migratory pulses push bold runs across rivers and obstacles. US public health data show rats swim 1500 yards ashore from harbor water.
Announcer details list sermon times and services at the Episcopal Church St view. It notes prayers sermons and Sunday services with 11:00 am and 10:00 am Sunday School led by Rev. M. B. Naan Reel or and others, outlining weekly schedule.
Rae C. Ross of Hamlin County Republican News in Syracuse Kansas extols Chamberlain Medicine Co.'s Cough Remedy after a general discussion with a company representative. He testifies as a six child family user for years and proclaims it the only cough remedy on the market among numerous tried medicines.
Holland's and Bolvini report that the soap group runs 100 factories producing about 10 million pounds annually. Authorities note substantial output and distribution across markets, reflecting scale in the soap industry.
The Geddes family rises in British and allied efforts after the war. Sir Tirle Geddes becomes first lord of the admiralty and Dr Camp Geddes heads civilian national recruiting. Sister Mrs Chalmers Watson leads the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps after notable service in France.
A brief exchange reflects on Turkish girls awaiting marriage during wartime constraints. It notes their alluring charm and the hopeful yet hindered courtship process, suggesting postwar opportunities may bring fuller experiences.
A trickster boasting global ties claims to have traveled everywhere, naming distant associations in Africa and Spain. The interlocutor challenges him, noting that true friends should not be so widely scattered, and the exchange ends with a humorous rebuke about keeping distant company.
A fragment discusses camouflage as nearly the art of disguising military objects by any means including painting shrubbery smoke screens or other devices. The text hints at the word possibly deriving from camou Det or related roots.
Department of the Interior notices John H. Pederven of Jackson Wyoming claims land in Township 38 North Range 116 West Sixth Meridian. He will prove up his claim before United States Commissioner Gatha E. William in Jackson on January 72nd, 1918, with witnesses Allen M. Alstin James FB. Wilson Lincoln Le Tinenot and James G. Imeson all of Jackson Wyoming.
A new microphone assists those who are partially deaf by using nearly invisible wires. The device is so small it can be worn under an ordinary cravat.
A humorous suburban encounter unfolds as a tramp asks a resident to wait for her dog to finish a bone, presenting a plain spoken moment of daily life and neighborly restraint in an understated tone. The scene captures a quirky human interaction amid ordinary street life.
National Geographic notes how prewar serial tramways evolved in Italy to handle Alpine warfare. A Milan engineer is credited with the idea, and the system’s reach and future feats are promised to be revealed after the war. Cruel Words section features a rejected waiter and a heartless beauty rebuffing a suitor.
A humorous exchange features a man who takes himself seriously and dismisses new dances. He contemplates the Chinese toddle but worries about political implications and does not believe in encouraging a country with problematic tendencies.
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