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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1917
Page
6
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person and a place with unclear context. Readable elements include a name like Ulver and a phrase suggesting supervision or a date code. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable text.
The council notes minutes read and approved. Bills of L. A. Reed and others approved. a claim by Wm. Strenton for injuries questioned. City marshal duties discussed, spring water source investigated, Justice of the Peace, and various local notices and town news items included.
Public notice urges families to keep Lyle preparation at home during hot weather for colic cholera and diarrhoea. Claims high effectiveness and superior purpose, urging readiness for emergencies.
A bulletin from John Hopkins hospital notes doubt about tonsillectomy as a cure for rheumatic fever and chorea. Investigators found only two improved cases, five worsened, and conclude tonsils may be the infection source in some instances. They caution against routine operations in middle aged patients with rheumatoid arthritis.
An anecdote among Admiral Dewey's sea stories describes a steward who serves coffee with two cockroaches in the cup. The steward claims he usually removes any roaches before serving, apologizing to the captain for the discovery. The captain demands an explanation in a voice of thunder.
A renowned violinist denounces American women as inhuman noting the terror of watching women in the opera foyer. He describes middle aged, fashionably dressed figures, their bodies perfected through restraint and cosmetic care, implying a life of physical comfort and avoidance of discomfort.
Army veterinary hospitals on the French front feed horses four times daily, with five for debilitated cases. Critically undernourished horses receive cooked foods and tonics, spurring notable improvements after weeks of care. Debilities diet includes oatmeal porridge, linseed meal, boiled turnips, and scalded rice.
Japan's Rice Crop grows to 208,400,708 bushels, breaking the 1914 official high by 6,010,270. Officials credit better seed, farming methods, and damage prevention, with improved investigation and handling contributing to the rise.
A camp engineer outlines enlarging New York City by reclaiming 50 square miles from New York Bay using cofferdams. He estimates the expense would exceed the cost of the Panama Canal project, asserting the venture could be successful if pursued.
A garbled 18th century style note describes a new museum addition and a cabinet with a person named Megot. General Dane Whoilty is cited as obtaining the title victor of Quehes in 1708 along with arkland letters. The Montreal Star mentions the relic's questionable provenance and unwonted significance.
Local notes describe Paul Lyon and Jatin Vanwinkle herding cattle at String Lake while other parties plan pack trips to Hoback and Dubois. Visitors, guides, and changes at Bar HC, Snake River crossing issues, and fishing outings fill a busy summer scene across multiple Wyoming locales.
Partial sale and notice item shows Balm of Gilead trees and six young registered Shorthorn cattle for service. Also includes a water use warning about polluted or wasted water on the road after a date with legal prosecution threat and scattered garbled names and locations.
Church notices list next Sunday activities at Baptist Church in Kelly and Buffalo including Sunday School at 10:00 am with subject Hezekiah the Faithful King and a Gospel service at 2:00 pm. Buffalo adds eleven o'clock Gospel Service and Sunday School. Also ads for livestock sales, goods for sale, and notices on accounts and health remedies.
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