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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
6
The garbled article references American tractors in France and mentions quantities and places in a distorted way. It preserves few clear facts but hints at wartime agricultural aid and logistics. Entities are unclear due to OCR errors.
The passage describes a severe famine across a European empire, detailing the depth of hunger and malnutrition. It notes a long winter, widespread starvation, and the collapse of food supplies. It mentions deaths, reduced diet of acorns, and millions affected, with historic figures and regions named to illustrate the scale.
The first woman admitted to Beole Medecine and tumours Parke med ies college, Dr Mary Pat nia Jacobs, born in Bandon seventy years ago, daughter of George P. Pucsony, studied in Dover, earned a degree at Parkt in 1871, later linked to Dr Abraham Jacobt. Her death marked a notable milestone in American medical progress.
Large valley stock owners push Stock Association to purchase bulls for members claiming nearly one third in savings. Association ready if members agree. Contact Secretary W P Redmond now to indicate interest and bull quantity. Do Not Delay.
The article recalls the first free steamers on Lake Ontario and nearby waters. It notes the Fronterae, launched September 7, 1910, at Cleveland Harbor, length 170 feet, 4705-ton, operating Kingston to York and Niagara routes with $15 first class fares and $3.75 deck fare. It also mentions the Mri tonae and the Worth-in the-Water as early steamships, with historic service timelines and routes.
Promote value by high quality improvements and well maintained structures. Emphasizes investing in substantial, lasting buildings to enhance property worth and curb appeal.
The note urges readers with stomach trouble to try Chamberlain's Tablets, claiming many have been restored to health. It touts the tablets as inexpensive at 2 1/2 cents and emphasizes the value of obtaining them.
The advertisement argues constipation blocks the intestinal system and dangers follow. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablet as an excellent purgative that cleanses bowels and improves digestion, claiming availability everywhere.
Victrolas are advertised as available through agents with a stock on hand. An event is noted at LOD on Friday January 254 with a supper and protocol details, mentioning Red poms and local names. The fragment references rewards and various names in a disjointed listing.
Mr and Mrs duke Jotnson celebrate anniversary with Tele ralgliders and friends. Guests praised chinaware and left early with best wishes for years of happiness. Starrett mill crew on Pacific Creek working before Hill week. Timber permits limited January to May. ranchers push cutting. Coulter hosts dinner at Stewart Ranger Station. Gros Ventre Farm Association elects officers. Andy Chambers oats and coal runs near BIK. Tom Perry visits Victor relatives from Buffalo. M A Kneedy back from Nebraska. Mad dog scare in Victor subsides. dogs roam streets. James M Ronentsox notified in Jackson. Wm Steingraher visits dentist after a ride to town. Boyle family from help ranch. Jonn C Andersen attends Denver livestock show.
All accounts owed to the Jackson Blacksmith Shop will accrue one percent interest per month from the date of the last statement. J. 68 10 8. Tanion, Jackson. Wyo. 1a
The document shows resources including loans and discounts 96000.43, deposits from national and state banks 89687.01, and bank notes 3890.00. It lists capital and real estate items, checks and cash totals, and ends with a sworn statement by cashier Harry Wagner asserting accuracy to the best knowledge and belief.
A dated note explains a simple age test using diet water and a cat. It describes submerging a cat in quart water with diet and predicts sinking at eighty days, floating if older, and surface emergence at younger ages, outlining expected behavior over time.
A fragment reflects a historical view praising a woman's attractions over intellect, noting inner charm outshines appearance and cannot be exhausted, attributed to a Lovg fellow. The text shows archaic language and misspellings typical of early 19th or 20th century commentary.
A brief item depicts a bank usurer pressuring a woman over a debt. The woman answers to charge it, while a judge comment frames the exchange as a moral or legal question in a courtroom or public setting.
Fragmentary notes describe begonias in the Philippines and insular regions as dependent on tropical temperatures. An expert from California suggests breeding or cultivation shifts, noting variations and the need for greenhouse culture to grow these plants.
A terse editorial note argues that those who chase neglected tasks risk rough outcomes. It suggests steady, strong effort keeps pace, while failing to stay on top makes catching up difficult and discouraging. The piece emphasizes persistence over frantic, short surges.
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