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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
6
Fragmented readable text references Inwa County Wyoming and a March 4 date with subscription rate details. The garbled entry mentions Loomis and founders and implies a public notice style but specifics are unclear.
Ex service men face housing shortages as Wyoming opens irrigated land for homesteads in 1920. About 3,400 applicants sought homesteads on the North Platte project at entry day March 4. In Jackson Hole 20,000 acres of tillable land are tied up by Carey act plans, with backers promising development and urging speed from the Carey Act authorities.
The surface chatter hints Sevlem diplomats weighing recognition moves amid current Soviet signals and possible openings. Analysts note timing and potential shifts in regional ties as Moscow signals interest in relief or accord.
Unclear OCR text notes likely reference a market or social concern as prices fall and divorces rise, with a suggestion people must wait for publicly raised funds or revenue. The readable fragments imply economic uncertainty and personal repercussions amid declining values.
Revenue officers begin county by county to enforce federal income tax for last year. Tax applies to both genders and all dependents. a $2,000 exemption for married filers, with different rules for heads of family, divorcés, and others. Net incomes determine form use and surtaxes. forms and schedules are available at collectors offices and via advisory service.
An Open Letter from Kemmerer Wyoming dated January 8 thanks business houses banks active women teachers and others for helping with Christmas seal sales. It notes funds enabled a survey of tuberculosis in the state led by Miss Viola Nohr and plans to seek state funding for a tuberculosis sanitarium. The letter urges reporting money from stamp sales and praises local cooperation through Lincoln County's efforts.
Classified notes announce advertising in the column at ten cents per line for first insertion and eight cents per line for each subsequent issue, signaling a promotional rate for regular advertisers. The notice emphasizes affordable pricing and ongoing publication.
A squirrel voices frustration over acorn scarcity, insisting food remains plentiful as the narrator struggles to read the scene. The exchange highlights perceptions of supply during a season of foraging.
The Chicago Daily News carries a concise reflection on life's purpose attributed to Oytenn Swett Marden. It praises daily effort and inner fulfillment, suggesting acts of meaning arise from ordinary days and personal striving.
Local ad encourages readers to request a home plan book and a year of Home Topay Magazine from Universal Home Inliders Supply Co. It lists address 1224 Garrick Chicago and mentions a plow sharpening service and express notices drop-off at the post office. Also notes Wallace Ricks Vietor Jackson Stage Line and a sale for a milling and feed steat in Ury Hollow Tenth.
An advertisement promotes a three times weekly World subscription for 1.00 per year and adds a joint offer with The Jackson Hole Courier for 3.00 per year. It promises extensive European news and historical U.S. changes, claiming six to seven times the price value and thorough reporting.
A two year old dark bay gelding was taken in by the City of Jackson with brand FZ on the left thigh. If not claimed within 30 days, the city marshal will sell the animal to cover feed bills and expenses. Marshal 1,202-10 W. E. Luovp.
A fragmented excerpt offers a marginally clearer view of a quip about a wife and temper, suggesting a comparison with a first marriage. The wording remains incomplete, but hints at advice or a witty exchange on marital harmony and temperament between spouses.
The mint purchases gold in any form by weight and purity, ignoring face value. It pays the full coinage value for the gold, calms the metal, and returns it to the owner without charge as a convenience, effectively buying the gold and exchanging for currency.
We are feeding 2 year old red heifer with horns and white tree branded on left side. An over mamma and under bit too car. Owner may have animal by calling at our ranch and paying for this ad Corrim Bros.
Earmark aa percut and GE Animal io very gentle. Listed as Woolfy Burn Wowrr from Grovont Wyoming with a ratio 12.30:1-24.
Stray mare with a star on the forehead and a D brand on the left fore leg located at a ranch in Groaont Wyoming. Owner may reclaim by paying for this ad and calling C. E. Mayne. Date 1-20 tf.
A short piece notes superstitions about luck from horseshoes and wart cures. It describes a belief that horseshoes ward off witches and a wart remedy using a bag of pebbles matching wart count, with the warts supposed to vanish when the bag is discarded and the finder of the bag believed to find the warts gone.
The note from the Houston Post imagines a shattered civilized world yet holds a strange optimism. It speaks of resilience as clouds refuse to darken all horizons and likens rainbows and gold ashes to a stubborn, hopeful outlook despite grim prospects.
The exhibit in the South Sea and hall of the American Museum of Natural History in New York features a chart minde of sticks and shells. Once navigated by the mariners of the Marshal Aalanda, the display showcases curious traditional navigational aids and exotic materials.
A fragmented report notes that in a Korean race event nearly all tights worn by jockeys were won by Blenna. The unusual tally highlights a striking pattern amid the competition.
The Earl of Dunraven challenges the Irish home rule bill in the house of Lords saying it lacks support from a majority of Irishmen.
Martinique enjoys an unprecedented era of prosperity due to wartime trade and high French prices for rum. Foreign commerce rose from 85,000,000 to 246,875,885 francs last year with expectations for further gains. Farmers favor rum over sugar as government buys sugar at 1 franc per kilo. Local notes mention a Knoxville postal incident involving a woman attempting to ship a 45 pound boy to Atlanta, with shipping costs reported.
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