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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
6
The readable fragments hint at a local notice or column with garbled names and numbers. No clear events, people, or places are discernible, leaving a partial snapshot of a page segment with scattered keywords.
Leading New York bankers declared in a confidential session that a sound policy was being created for more practical business use during the year. The opinion stressed cautious handling of new commodities and a formal condition entering the nation's business life. Credit will be more flexible in 1921, and employers, wage earners and merchants must exercise caution for these commodities and services amid a business crisis precipitated by retrenchment.
In a Nashville Banner commentary the question is raised where business has gone if profits lead the path. The piece suggests profiteers have moved ahead, leaving uncertainty about economic activity in Exchange Oaks and the fate of commerce.
A detailed description of a neat dark blue serge dress with white braid on the collar and sleeves. It features a plaited skirt, patent leather belt, and silk handnome, presenting a trim and smart appearance.
A Washington correspondent recalls Mrs Malaprop whose missteps amused the capital. She asked people to sign a red robin not a round robin and confused Yosemite with the Valley of Gethsemane. Her remark about mountains and rock jumps adds to the comic slips.
Albany Journal offers a reflective column urging happiness as a path to virtue and good conduct, emphasizing mindset and daily choices as keys to personal and civic betterment.
Revenue officers begin county visits to collect 1920 income tax. Individuals with net income of 1000 dollars or more and married couples with 2900 dollars or more must file by March 15, 1921. Four percent on income up to 4000 after exemptions. eight percent on excess. surtax 1 to 65 percent on over 5000. Penalties up to 1000 dollar fine plus 25 percent tax due, or higher for willful false returns.
A playful note from visitors and a zookeeper reflects on how cheering the animals lifts public mood. Prof Balwant Jinington of Harvard University is cited with a paradoxical thought experiment about a man on a train moving near light speed weighing nothing, illustrating strange physics concepts.
A two year old dark bay guiding colt was taken up by the City of Jackson Wyoming and will be sold by the city marshal for feed and expense if not claimed within 30 days. The notice appears amid a financial report for The Jackson State Bank at Jackson dated December 29, 1920, including assets and liabilities and confirmations by Hank Wagner cashier and local justice EB A Futnen.
The notice states that advertisements are added to the column at a rate of 106 for the initial insertion and 8 per line for every subsequent issue, outlining pricing and placement terms for advertisers.
Universal Home Builders Supply Co offers a home plan book and a one year subscription to Houm Topay Magazine to tease readers. Address in Chicago and Boise, Idaho wording suggests a mail in offer for home repairs and sending old show sway for repair and return by parcel post.
Fragmentary report notes a suggestion from the Women’s Medical Society of New York state to drink a glass of water at 104 m for fatigue relief. The text is garbled and names appear unclear, but the advised action is to hydrate to improve blood flow and reduce tiredness.
Rawleigh products may be ordered at any time to supplement stock on hand. Mrs. T. H. Baxter of Jackson, Wyoming, advertises availability of leading Rawleigh articles and custom orders for items not currently in stock.
An advertisement promotes a combined one year subscription for the Thrice-a-Week World and the Jackson's Hole Courier for $3.00, highlighting the World as a source of comprehensive news. The pair normally costs $2.60, with the World priced at $1.10 annually and 166 issues per year.
The stockholders of the Jackson Valley Telephone Company will meet at the office of Lit company in Jackton Lincoln County Wyoming on January 16 1971 at 2 30 PM to elect officers for the ensuing year and handle other business. Secretary and Manager Fuep Lovwov signs the notice.
Population of the Azores about 245000 with little change in inhabitants over the past century. The text notes a slight drift or fluctuation in numbers, suggesting stable yet resilient demographic trends for the island group.
Olden beliefs divide witches into black, white, and gray types with distinct roles. Indictments for witchcraft hinged on the complexion of the entity accused, while a curious exchange hints at suspect attitudes toward suspected practitioners.
Lost cattle described as red with horns and white fade. Animal appears to be a steer or heifer, left ear marked. Owner asks interested parties to contact the ranch and pay for this ad to claim the animal.
Very light roan cattle with a rosette on the right thigh and branding reads Zarmark so percut GE Animal to very gentile. Notify Hume Wourr in Grovont Wyoming. Time stamped 12:30 on January 26.
Report recounts the largest bell cast in Russia in 1658, whose makers faced disappointment as it cracked during casting. The bell weighed 118 cous and is linked to ancient mentions of bells in Exodus used as temple trim, with a golden bell and pomegranate motif described in bright color.
Peculiar beliefs explain horseshoes as lucky to keep witches away and a wart cure links pebble counts to wart removal. A ritual involving a bag and its disposal supposedly ends warts on the carrier. The article notes unclear origins and game-like pricing of pebbles in a wart remedy tradition.
A cryptic European-era reflection notes the unease around civil reforms and leadership. The piece contrasts modern turmoil with hopeful imagery of wealth and rainbows, suggesting conflicting sentiments about progress and change.
Incomplete transcription describes a francophone group in France with a population of 238 and lacking Celtic speech. It mentions women managing an inn and a town bar on a street. The text is garbled and contains many transcription errors.
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