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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
5
Fragmented Vera Cruz story recounts a Marine sniper incident and a Mexican by a balcony. a Tombs prison note to Warden Hanley reveals a long family denouncement tale. a four year old boy hurries to church with distracted father as readers glimpse daily life in wartime Parisian cadence.
Guidance on gilt care emphasizes ample range and forage, moderate fattening rations, and higher protein foods for development. Breeders should avoid over fat sows, maintain good body condition, and consider the boar’s influence on offspring, noting a strong boar can affect the herd's overall quality.
Breeders seek hogs with strong dense bones to prevent losses and extend usefulness. Grain alone yields weak bones. supplement with tankage milk and lime rich feeds. Corn plus tankage and skim milk best builds bone. clover and alfalfa also help mature breeding hogs. In confinement add lime bone flour charcoal and wood ash to grain rations.
Sheep provide steady farm help from early spring to harvest, nibbling weeds and supporting windbreaks and fences. The wool yields income while mutton remains a key profit source, encouraging farmers to convert land from crops to hogs and other stock, with wool prices rising this year.
On a stalled ride from the Weat to Per dns cology, Sidney Stone and Alonzo Love form a chance bond while both hide identities. She aims to study mining engineering under cover, while he pretends to be Bill Dean in domestic science, with plans to swap names and lives after meeting the college. Their quiet schemes unfold amid station stops and small-town inn rooms.
The cooling moth endangers apples more than other pests, ruining about a quarter of crops. In New York state, fruit loss reaches roughly $2.44 million annually. Wintering caterpillars hide under bark skins. spring transforms them to small brown moths with 10 day lifespans and females laying 30 to 100 eggs.
Tiny whitish caterpillars feed on young apples by entering at the blossom end. They travel to the calyx and core, creating a hollow cavity filled with waste and silk. Control advised includes spraying apple trees three times per season with a mixture of arsenate of lead and lime sulfite.
Entomologists report a newly discovered insect pest believed imported from Japan. The larva is a small white and pink caterpillar. the adult moth is brownish. It invades shoots and fruits, discolors flesh, then slimy. No remedy yet. federal officials urge orchardists to watch and report finding.
A home fruiting plan advises every farm home to plant a strawberry bed, seventy five or more raspberry bushes and several currant bushes in black red and white. Black currants grow vigorously while red currants are prone to currant wilt unless protected. Prevention suggested includes spraying with copper arsenate or lead compounds.
Bees are vital for cross pollination in many fruits including apples pears and peaches. Pollination boosts growth and yields, with fruit developing more fully higher quality when bees visit flowers.
A garbled excerpt shows a tense scene with Jennie and her mother debating a warning about danger. The text hints at a caretaker, a man named Wainea, and a looming threat. The setting includes an attendant and a camel at a strange event, all conveyed in broken narration.
Unclear OCR fragment depicts a tense moment involving a shooting and a response. Names and precise actions are unreadable, but the text hints at a confrontation and a subsequent signaling of an answer or confession. The fragment implies a dramatic legal or personal consequence.
Fragmentary text references Weems and a February date, noting a perpetual condition at Wwenlioss. The readable portion suggests a directory and potential ongoing arrangement, but lacks clear action or outcome. Entities include Weems and Wwenlioss. February mentioned without year.
A historical notice warns about infant mortality rates in civilized countries with up to twenty-two percent dying before age one and over a third before age five. It condemns narcotics in soothing syrups as deadly poisons and promotes Castoria free of opiates with Charles H. Pletcher’s signature.
Sir Edward Carson recounted a personal note at the Savoy hotel as he was hosted by the British Empire Producers' organization. He recalled his son asking to join the navy, initially opposed, then persuaded that serving at sea linked Britain to its colonies. He noted his son now commands a submarine and referenced a recent destroyer attempt to sink it.
An old advertisement urges removing dandruff and itching to restore dry hair. It recommends rubbing Cuticura Ointment into the scalp, followed by a Cuticura Soap wash with hot water, and making Cuticura a daily toiletry. Free samples by mail via Cuticura Dept. Ly Boston.
London Ideas notes Sublime Ordera and Colonel Cork as a decent emblem among colonels. Three men in his company helped remove a heavy pine gift from Aunt Iligo. He orders beer from the canteen and the warriors must pay themselves for it. A dispute arises among Private Dumps and others over the amount. The sergeant then fills the pay ledger with the phrase Please DJ these men with beer.
An undersized rookie at a summer Plateborg training camp struggles in mud while the company sings. The chorus reveals his weak singing voice as the sergeant admonishes him to rise from the depths, noting his bass is too deep for the surface.
A compact reflection credits steady effort over sheer power for notable achievements. The message emphasizes endurance, discipline, and daily toil as the path to lasting impact and success.
The article discusses nervousness in five children with a faulty dental or physical diagnosis and suggests nature offers the best cure. It promotes wholesome nourishment, regular exercise, outdoor life, and companionship with other children to improve health.
In a rural setting two children, Hallie and Bruce, shared a daily mile walk to school. After an incident at home, Bruce confessed to testing something troubling, leaving Hallie’s mother puzzled about trust and whether their friendship remains intact.
A fragmented OCR note references a stock selling bonus and amused phrases about investments. It mentions a person or entity called Mile, Mouse MIM, and a company ensuring adornment with every share of stock. The passage is garbled but suggests a promotional or promotional language around stock offers.
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