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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
6
The fragmentary text shows unreadable OCR but hints at a report involving Hobt and a date or number sequence. Limited readable names appear nonsensical. no clear event, place, or organization is extractable for a reliable summary.
The report details varied emergency rations used by nations at war. United States troops receive iaize meal and chocolate parcels. Other forces use compressed meat, biscuit substitutes, coffee-like drinks, and chocolate treats including Swiss white chocolate and Italian sausage-length chocolate.
A humorist recounts typists errors that produced silly misprints. One writer turned “om bivalence” into “on ion sauce” while another altered “immortality” to “immore tality.” A report from a fevered West Africa scene led to “Loud Laughter” being printed as spoken, provoking editor's later apology.
The piece surveys theories on life arising elsewhere or arriving from space. It questions the plausibility of panspermia and atmospheric escape as routes for life germs to seed Earth, noting gaps in how life could originate on other worlds.
A fragmentary discussion promotes skipping breakfast as a path to perfect health and a keener appetite for substantial meals. It claims breakfast omission helps the stomach adjust and suggests a diet aligning quantity and quality of food to the day.
A fragment notes that property value declines rapidly once activities begin and includes a proverb about timely action. The readable text emphasizes speed of depreciation and the idea that swift oversight prevents larger losses. The source lacks clear entities or dates.
In Lincoln County Wyoming district court probate notice to creditors. Administratrix Mrs Kid Kanne, of Jackson, urges all claimants to file with vouchers within six months or be barred. claims must be exhibited within one year from letters dated January 9th 1918.
An editor attends a party after a new baby’s birth and jokes about the hostess’s cold, misreading her as asking about it. A Jackson school class is forming for curlinary training with W C Delaney as instructor. An all night dance is planned at Grovent L D S meeting house on Friday January 2th to benefit the Red Cross.
An advertisement warns that constipation blocks the body's sewerage, likening it to clogged sewers. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as an effective purgative that also aids digestion and are available everywhere.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's tablets for stomach trouble, claiming many have been restored to health. The copy notes the tablets are inexpensive at 25 cents and widely obtainable, encouraging a trial.
A fragmented quotation from the Houston Post contrasts forgiving a thief who steals a horse or poisons a well with extending Christian charity to a rival seeking public office. The passage hints at public trust and political ambition framed through moral conflict.
A Popular Science Monthly claim says gears can be made from ordinary cotton, outlasting steel versions. Cotton teeth, compressed and formed into large cylinders, reduce wear and noise as they mesh, with a compressed cotton disk shrinking to one sixteenth of its former length.
Local advertises Victrolas for sale with a supply of machines on hand. Mentions Joe Novak as proprietor and Jackson Harness and Livery Co. as a contact. Includes a lost item notice for a double government blanket and a gray blanket with red stripe and a reward for information.
The note describes a dark brown pacing har branded as peret on the right shoulder and urges notifying Jack Pex in Grovont Wyoming. The fragment mentions a suitable coward but lacks context or additional details.
An overview argues Italians show lower crime and insanity rates than other immigrant groups in New York. It cites Wilhard Price and World Outlook noting few Italians in the almshouse, claims Italians are faithful workers, especially in city sewer projects. It also notes language gaps and perceived cultural faults among some.
A contentious man blurts out a joke about consulting an alienist amid a heated political exchange. The aside references a rival’s claims and a baffling remark, punctuating the exchange with disbelief and mockery.
The speaker expresses skepticism about weather descriptions over decades, noting only a few months in ten to fifteen years where winter or classic conditions were not described as remarkable and perfectly frank in recollection.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Morocco, witchery, and political commentary in a confused form. References to Peninsular, Horvat, and ancient lines appear garbled, with no clear event, dates, or identifiable people to anchor a factual summary.
A translated OCR fragment describes dangerous plant parts such as a thorny stem, top of a dial spike, and wilting young shoots. It warns that leaves are treated for tread and rapes, signaling potential poisoning or harm to people in affected regions. The garbled text hints at unsafe agricultural exposures.
The house was entered while the mother was away at the store. Returning, she found a note on the door stating someone was playing with Roy and that the key was under the rock on the gate. The message suggested another person remained inside.
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