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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
2
Ed and Co Well exchange terse lines about doubt and asking for consideration in a compact dialogue excerpt. The fragment hints at a conflict over seeking or denying a benefit. No clear outcome or broader context is provided in the readable text.
A well known star shares a home remedy for gray hair. Mix Water, Bay Rum, Barbo Compound, and glycrat to darken faded gray hairs gradually. Instructions come with each Barbo Compound box and outline prep at home, low cost, non staining and non greasy.
The article argues that illumination from the left side reduces shadows on writing surfaces, easing eye strain. It urges readers to test by writing with light from the right and then from the left, noting increased comfort and focus when light comes from the left. It notes implications for schools workrooms offices and work that requires steady, close attention.
Coroner jury finds gross negligence in Inter Ocean hotel fire at Cheyenne that killed Hoy A White of Chariton Iowa his wife and four sons. Also reports on Potter attending Woolgrowers meeting in Salt Lake City, a Spokane murder reprieve, a mine explosion near Gilmore Idaho and other assorted war era incidents.
Large front reports show Teutons repelling Russian assaults on the Danube shore with two towns on the northern bank captured. In Transylvania and Wallachia heavy artillery duels continue and Romanian resistance holds key positions as Verdun and Belgium sectors see bombardments.
Armored deputy sheriffs barred Thomas E. Campbell from the Arizona governor's office as G W P Hunt supporters urged force. The crowd urged breaking doors but Campbell urged calm as the inauguration proceeded and dispersed. Montana Governor Samuel V. Stewart warned finances are strained and state needs attention in the bicentennial legislative address. Senator Bhafroth proposed a new farm loan bank district including Colorado Wyoming Utah and New Mexico with a bank at Denver to aid farmers.
Chinese merchant Sam Wong of Cananea Sonora faced a cemetery execution after refusing a $1,000 fine for running a gambling house relatives paid the fine. The report notes Wong later sent relatives home with the money. Coleman Must Serve Term. Boles Idaho Fred M Coleman former deputy state treasurer will serve his penitentiary sentence for embezzling $22,000. The pardon board rescinded prior action and set the minimum two and a half year term. A Los Angeles man, Chartee A Post, 60s, married Nelile J Mourne in Tusaday.
A fragmented political note shows President Wilsoe pressing to amend the Adameoy law to be created in the House without canal action. The proposal drew denunciation on Wednesday amid partisan maneuvering.
A garbled report hints at an impending Irish upheaval with claims of a near term restoration. The text mentions Jake T. Mourn and associates a faction named Frivade of tre Free, but details are unclear and the source is fragmentary.
American members of the Mexican American Joint Commission closed Tuesday's session with no accord as Carranza refused to sign the withdrawal protocol.Reports note Henry P Fletcher to Mexico, a possible move to shift U S representation. Elino Arredondo was recalled to confer but expected to return to resume duties.
Washington notes the entente response to the central powers peace proposal was cabled to the state department for presentation to Germany and other belligerents. An English translation was dispatched to save time and Ambassador Sharp was told to forward the French text from Paris.
President Wilson may coordinate all government work linked to interior waterworks including river Seay mente, drainage, irrigation and food control across the nation as part of a broader public works push.
Washington dispatch reports two hours of debate over a note to belligerents calling for peace terms failed to bring a senate vote on Hitchcock revolution endorsing President Wilson. In other news Rear Admiral Rabbt, head of the war college, named to command the Aalatic fleet, succeeding Admiral Winterbaker.
The federal reserve estimates Britain France Russia Germany and Austria Hungary have accumulated about 49.456 billion dollars in war debt from the start of the conflict to late 1918.
Tokyo asks if any special rules apply for armed merchant ships passing through the Panama Canal. Discusses defense by Japanese merchant fleet and seeks government information on passage procedures.
Governor George W. Hayes pardoned forty four state convicts on Thursday, bringing his total pardons to 112 since December 1, as he nears leaving office January 9. The action was announced from Little Rock, Arkansas, outlining the remaining days of his term.
The department of agriculture announces an estimate for the crop value in the county. The document cites a figure of 134,567,008 with related references to 15 and 1818, detailing the residue and assessment for the current season.
A Kansas City Journal item cites French authority M. Henrion claiming biblical figures and ancient humans reached extreme heights, with Eve at 116 feet 9 inches and Noah at 27 feet. The piece notes implausibilities and a 80 foot walking stick as a debunking detail.
The text recounts extreme punishments for authors who offended rulers, including forced consumption of manuscripts, and describes Japan's pearl oyster farming off the Bay of Agu, detailing seed lines, planting, and rotation until harvest. It notes long cycles with shells harvested after several years for nuclei insertion.
Records from 1404 indicate horseflesh was consumed in Gaul and other regions after the conquest era. The text notes the meat was eaten by the people in several towns and was considered a valued food source.
The record notes price levels for wool and lambs and discusses a grant increase aimed at drawing attention to potential demand shifts. It highlights sections of the document urging closer examination of market conditions and regional pricing signals.
Fragmentary text discusses pigs and markets with scattered phrases about profitability and figures. No clear person, organization, or concrete event is identifiable from the readable portion.
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