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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
5
A fragmented dialogue hints at a suspicious figure described as loyal yet limited by a linguistic characteristic. The exchange references birthplace, affordability, and a dislike for pumpkin pie, suggesting an oblique character study rather than a clear narrative.
An advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup as a trusted remedy for coughs bronchitis and colds settled in the throat. It claims eighty years of national use and notes benefits like a good night's sleep and easier morning excretion while asserting American-made quality for over half a century. It also includes a stray political lampoon about famine and strikes in a distorted quotation.
Fragmentary OCR lines show misheard dialogue with mispunctuated phrases about age and manners. The readable bits mention a child and laughter, with unrelated words like mirth and anger, lacking a clear event or identifiable persons.
A man asks the waiter if he left a small parcel on the table. The waiter jokes about jewels, then falters realizing the package reportedly contains scorpions. He points to his overcoat, suggesting the dangerous contents are there. The incident is recounted as a curious wartime era anecdote.
A government report notes a large scale effort freed vast areas of prairie dog land after a ten hour campaign in northern Arizona. About 9,000 prairie dogs were affected. most counted above ground, the rest fled to their burrows. The drive aimed to protect crops and reduce pest damage, with substantial costs reported.
President Wilson urged a permanent settlement and urged the league to be a steady eye of nations. Delegates from major powers named Wilson House Cecil Smuts Bourgeois Larnaude Orlando Selliolo Chinda Ovatt with small nations to be named later. Wilson warned reforms beyond the conference and emphasized peoples’ will over governments.
Washington reports that President Carranza has restructured the Mexican army, secured arms and equipment, and planned a fresh push against rebels and bandits across the republic. In Lisbon, republican forces defeated the royalists in a clash described as a republican victory. Hunters discover the body of a richly dressed young woman hidden under boulders along the Palisades near Tenafly, New Jersey.
A stormy night joy ride by a department member prompted the board to demand accountability. The incident involved a car ride yesterday and the member’s conduct at the scene, with admonitions about wiping the loot wall.
The input contains corrupted and nonsensical phrases that mix names and incomplete quotes. It does not present a coherent news item or identifiable entities to summarize into a readable card.
The article stresses the value of a good permanent pasture for hogs as the main green forage, noting hogs prefer young leaves and that mature plants lose palatability and value. It recommends stocking pastures with cattle for roughage, maintaining at least one acre of permanent pasture per brood sow, and using supplementary forage crops where land or grazing is limited.
The article outlines breeding windows to produce uniform calves. For fall and early winter calves born in November or December, breed during February and March. For spring calves born February or March, breed in May and June. Purebred sires should be used in all breeding. Breeders aiming for senior calves should breed from December 1 to 7, and for junior calves from April 1 to 15.
A Kansas State Agricultural College circular by Carl P. Thompson explains self feeders boost hog gains and cut labor cost. The bulletin details plans and verifications for constructing low cost well feeders and invites requests to the division of Extension for the circular.
Farmers urged to watch bog drive herds closely for signs of disease especially hog cholera and act quickly. Emphasizes sanitary measures and preventive steps to protect livestock and prevent spread.
A man, secretly in love for months, plans to confess on his last night before a holiday departure. The woman, youthful and unprepared, responds with surprise and quiet regret as he feigns normalcy and departs at about 11:30.
A famous Flemish window in Bt Margaret's Westminster will be replaced after removal to the abbey crypt to prevent air raid damage. A burlesque show will keep some men on duty longer than planned, while a man resolved not to be happy remains unreached.
An old advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarvem Oll Capsules as a universal remedy for backache kidney bladder and related ailments. It promises rapid relief cleansing of kidneys and blood and claims to prevent serious diseases, urging readers to buy at their druggist with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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