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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
4
Advertising rates per column inch shown under headline Apvientiatha ratio. Contract rated and application fees listed. Card of Uranks and other charges noted. Insertion pricing includes minimum charge and repeat insertion rules. Poor legibility but indicates standard newspaper display advertising terms.
Wyoming adopted prohibition by a 31 407 to 10 2067 vote. The article weighs local attitudes, noting many oppose prohibition as it exists while favoring a broader ban. It cites church temperance commentary on enforcement gains, and urges local shopping locally at Berry & Ball Co in Idaho Falls with parcel post delivery.
An advertisement promoting a combined subscription for the Thrice-A-Week World and The Jackson Hole Courier. It touts the World as a major tabloid with European news, at a yearly rate of 3.00, and notes a bundled deal with the local paper for 8.00 per year. It lists multiple imaginary number scales as a quirky closing feature.
A brief notice indicates a fine structure for first trespass or violation and a per offense penalty for subsequent issuances. The wording is fragmented but suggests monetary penalties applied to repeated infractions in a column format.
Thain offers new books bought from publishers not yet paid for and returnable if interest wanes. Bidpath presents History of the World and Brochard's Lectures as part of the catalog, with details available at the office.
A geologist warns the Dead Sea may become a solid coarse salt mass in 500 years while two advertisements offer sharp contrasts in laundry services. One Baltimore laundry boasts washing everything but the baby, and a Boston firm prices kid cleaning at 15 cents.
No hunting or trespassing allowed on swamp north of Jackson. Property owned by Mose Giltner and H. C. Hall. Ralph Vernon, proprietor, advertises livery and feed stable at the old Nelson Barn.
True black opals are rare and highly prized. They reportedly come from a small district at the head of the River Darling in northern New South Wales where artificial coloration has historically produced many specimens.
A fragmentary quotation reflects on changing perspectives and enduring mountain beauty. The text compares shifting views to mountains that remain constant, describing their scenes as wondrous despite crust and earth actions. It closes with a signature line attributed to O. Vem Dyke.
Fragmentary prose cites Punch writers on courage and fear. It contrasts public speaking anxiety with brute bravery, then shifts to Mason Bee nests built of small stones and mortar with silk-lined cells. A brief note on seed wheat longevity cites Dr. Asa Gray and observations on seed vitality over years.
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