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Fragmentary, garbled OCR text mentions cards and laminals with unclear meaning. No discernible event, date, or named entities can be reliably identified for a factual summary.
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
5
Fragmentary, garbled OCR text mentions cards and laminals with unclear meaning. No discernible event, date, or named entities can be reliably identified for a factual summary.
Local advertising agent T H Baxter noticed signs torn from a barn wall during a Saturday dance. Valdez Allen admitted pulling the signs and blamed the ranch foreman. Steingraber expressed regret for his name being involved and called the act a personal affront to forty guarantors and Jackson visitors. If his motive was drink fueled he should stop bootlegging.
Ad column rates shown: 100 per line for first insertion and 8 cents per line for each subsequent issue. This notice outlines pricing in a historical newspaper column.
For sale or lease an 187 acre ranch under irrigation with 120 acres alfalfa and 43 acres in other crops. The ranch is well improved and 1 to 1.5 miles from the town. Will sell crop, stock and machinery with immediate possession. Known as the Warren Henrie ranch. J K. Stroul, Box 4, Kelly, Wyoming. adv, Bld
For sale two early 20th century ad items list a hit acre ranch and machinery near Kelly Wyoming. The readable lines mention panicked terse notes about cows chickens and farm goods, with partial contact names Joan Tayion E G VanLeuwen and Wallace Kicks. The garbled text shows a Victor stage line and a wagon line with incomplete names and places suggesting a rural classifieds page.
A garbled OCR fragment from a London newspaper hints at a mystery involving a man and a woman. Heavy truncation prevents clear names, dates, or places, but the tone suggests a dramatic clue or social incident from an unspecified event.
Jackson council met in regular session at St Johns Club room with Mayor Grace G Miller and four councilors present. Bills were read and allowed including labor and election fees and marshal salary. A motion accepted the gift and conveyance of Frontier Park from Chas J Wort per Belle W Klanders will. Adjournment passed. Judge Genevieve VanVleck pro tem town clerk.
In a blurred local item, Mickie the printer’s devil and figures named Mrs Jim Justwed are linked to a quirky housemerping at a hotel. The piece notes a losing opener and mentions Postor Smith returning after a siege, with evening events unfolding amid unclear details.
Agronomist T B Parsons advises Jacksons Hole farmers to plan fall wheat and rye planting. Rye is safer with limited moisture, Rosen rye is recommended, and spring rye should be avoided unless for feed. Fall wheat better on irrigated land with varieties like Kanned wheat and Red Turkey imports noted. Seed bed prep, timing mid July to mid September, and drilling rates for dry and irrigated farms outlined. Nearby suppliers and estimated fall seed prices provided.
An event promotes personal gain for attendees with promises of ten programs by top speakers at a nominal cost, while claiming promoters and organizers will not profit. The notice urges participation as a self-improving opportunity.
Notices announce teachers examinations on July 28 9 and 30 in Jackson Wyoming. Applicants must notify Harry Wagner at Jackson State Bank by adv 7-14 21. A separate line mentions a vivid climax to a story on Saturday the 16th involving knuckles and a good cause.
A fragmented OCR passage muses on a golden service and poetical meter, mentioning thumb prints on wax seals and banking indents. It hints at old practice of sealing documents with wax and the challenge of authenticating approval, with garbled phrases and stray names.
The document shows amounts due from national banks 1 020.10 and from state banks and bankers 1610.28. It lists money reserve in bank including legal tender and national bank notes 3 413.00 and fractional paper currency consisting of nickels and pennies totaling 282 422.76.
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