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Jacksons Hole Courier

Location

Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1920

Page

2

Rest Cure Guests Stir Quiet Maine Society

In a dull Rest Cure, ladies imagining a mystery accuse a guest of sneaking with crutches and a hidden parrot. They storm into Miss Burkholder’s back room and confront a odd scene before a haunting cry reveals the human side of the farce.

Mrs. Pepper Misa Matilda Mins Burkholder Mrn Miss Tinpeony Mas Burkholder Miss Tinpenny Mrs. Dunvegan Mian Burkholde Misn Miss Burkholder Sandy Malone Pellell Mra. Pepper Mra. Dunvegan Mra Tyroll Loohoy Mapenny

Legend of Sir Galahad Knight of the Holy Grail

The text discusses Sir Galahad as the noblest knight of the Round Table and traces legends about his parentage and the Holy Grail. It cites Walter Map and Morley as sources and notes variations in name and lineage linked to the Grail quest.

Tennyson the Round Table Galahad of Tennyson Walter Map Morley Sir Galahot Map L’ancelot Blaine Joseph of Arimathes Uiahup Joeep Joseph Pune Cisanenred

Crow Crows Over Farm Advice and War on Birds

Washington reports a United States Biological Survey bulletin arguing crows should not be exterminated. It notes crows eat grain and beetles but also prey on young chicks and eggs, with a balance favoring grain consumption. The piece discusses crow intelligence and pet potential, including tame behavior when fed and close ties to human households.

Washington United States Biological Survey Mack George F. Burba Columbus Dispatch Crown Howe

Girls Dominate County Spelling Contest Titles

In Seneca County schools the girls excelled in the spelling and speaking event. Seventh and eighth graders Mike Gee trude Bertach from Thompson won the spelling contest. fifth and sixth Hon Harry Sperow from Hopewell. third and fourth Irene Hatton from Attica. Rosamond Showalter of Attica and Thomas Watson of Old Fort placed in the two divisions of the aunpending contest.

Seneca County Mike Geetrude Bertach Thompson Harry Sperow Hopewell Irene Hatton Attica Rosamond Showalter

Tragic Stage Snake Incident Stuns Hungarian Performer

An audience at Geebruck witnessed a perilous snake trainer act end in horror when a large serpent constricted Cir a Hungarian trainer. The crowd cheered mistaking the danger as manager Che'e fired a pistol to quell smoke but the performer died before help arrived.

Geebruck Cir

Child’s Illness Near Fatal Watermelon Seed

Twenty month old daughter of KW Stoller and wife, Fiuollingtoo, became gravely ill after coughing and swallowing a watermelon seed in September. Physicians feared no recovery but reports now suggest she will get well.

Fiuollingtoo W. van Marguerite KW. Stoller

Death on the Ohio River Claims Captain Wesley L. Moore

Lawrenceburg Indiana reports Captain Wesley L. Moore aged seventy eight a river pilot who often wished to die on the Ohio river. He was found lifeless in his cabin aboard the Ivory Wood, a vessel running between Cincinnati and New Orleans, where he operated as captain and pilot.

Lawrenceburg Ind Wesley L. Moore Ohio River Cincinnati New Orleans

Ocean hydrophone aids ships with hidden dangers

Government controlled hydrophone system tested on a destroyer Breckenridge enables crews to hear underwater sounds from the bow area. The device aims to map water depth and detect obstacles, aiding navigation near coasts and crowded harbors during fog and poor visibility.

Breamer Ave Navy H. C. Hayes Swarthmore College von Stenbet Lang Enland

Bear Pit Mauling Injures August Kabler

August Kabler a medical student at Berne Awiteerland fell into a bear pit while feeding bears at the spological gardens. He suffered severe injuries with a leg and an arm torn away and was taken to the hospital in serious condition.

August Kabler Berne Awiteerland

None Dies in This Town

A garbled local note describes Cranmer Cal-Thie as a healthy town with an unusual delay in cemetery graves. It mentions several community deaths at a later time and a curious claim about a funeral urn or cremation process, though details are unclear due to corrupted text.

Cranmer Cal

Revolt Looms as Kapp Faction Faces Opposition

Fragmented report describes scattered Kapp supporters and rising military pressure. Figures named Reinhardt and unidentified governance figures maneuver amid a tense, uncertain power struggle with police, mercenary rumors, and potential leadership realignments.

New York Veterinary Brand Tuberculosis Cattle Rule

New York state requires all cattle viewed as infected with tuberculosis to be branded. The branding mark is the letter T, at least two inches high, on the left jaw. The rule, effective March, aims to identify reactors and prevent disease spread among livestock.

New York United States Department of Agriculture Ciscs

Raising Sheep for Mutton

A Farmers Bulletin 840 notes sheep are not commonly kept on farms for home meat but can help utilize hilly or brushy land. It highlights that sheep roam wide areas, suit diverse grasses, and perform well in large numbers on forage, though confinement limits lamb and wool quality.

United States Department of Agriculture

Hog Mange Spread Through Contact and Dipping Control

The U S Department of Agriculture reports hog mange spreads mainly by direct contact. It worsens in low vitality hogs kept in small pens and tires. Vigorous pigs in clean pastures or roomy pens show slower spread. Proper herd control and four arsenical dips 8 to 7 days apart can eliminate the disease.

United States Department of Agriculture Department

Fragmented OCR Caption on Agricultural Practices

Fragmented text references stallage for heevaelt, sheep growth at two acres, movable fence panels, and cultivation. It mentions canine table data and health vigor in growing ore velum, plus online Coetbewld aid and savings in feed. The passage is unclear and garbled with many misspellings.

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