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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
5
Reading about a burglary where thieves stole 5000 to 10000 worth of jewelry, researchers found thieves rarely realized value. In England a survey of 409 criminals showed principals average about 75 dollars each, with some earning far more, and each offender sent to jail.
A terse recollection features a farmer who admits limited philosophy knowledge. He states he simply takes things as they come and makes the best of them, reflecting practical wisdom over formal study.
Bayer manufactures the genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin hailed as safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. The unbroken Bayer package includes directions to relieve headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. Tablets sold in boxes of 12 at low cost with larger packages available from druggists.
United States Department of Agriculture experts urge standard uniform grades for potato, hay, and other produce to reduce confusion between producers and buyers. Michigan potato growers benefited from cooperative exchange and grade adoption, increasing profits by substantial margins. The Bureau of Markets advocates consistent grade specifications nationwide and offers guidance on recommended grades for potatoes, Bermuda onions, wheat, corn, cotton, and future commodities.
The passage describes a family boasting about their new Ambre residence, with a nine year old daughter explaining that everything at their place is marked with their name, claiming “Collett place.” A younger child retorts they have a similar claim, noting their family name is written on items that come to their house.
The passage, drawn from a New York Evening Post snippet, references a banquet scene with a Chester figure, a California native son, and a man from Wortha as a quirky, fragmentary dialogue. The language hints at regional labels and odd phrasing without clear context or events.
A clipped dialogue excerpt features Bill Awkins venting about a harsh foreman. Henry protests the treatment, calling the foreman mean and cruel, accusing him of cruelty toward a dog and neglecting workers. The piece reflects a sharp, satirical tone on labor and authority.
A child named John reports knee pain during a night of illness and asks if his leg will be longer than the other, while his mother reassures him that growing pains will pass and he will be all right by morning.
The fragment speaks in a poetical voice about evlent vigils and night sounds. It contrasts a caregiver asking about a baby with colic with a spendthrift who drinks and a miser who remains tight. The tone hints at wry humor and daily life scenes.
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin advises preventing fly breeding to protect work stock. It recommends thorough screening of windows and doors, brushing flies from above doorways, and using netting or sacks. For hog and sheep areas, deep trenches smeared with petroleum deter flies. request Warriors Bulletin 1007 from Washington DC.
Moe the grime away from young Crude trees to protect remaining tales and seeds, as local gardeners warn of pests and winter damage.
Chicago report says Frank Zagar on trial for murder amused the court with confessions and claimed multiple killings. He testified with chilling detail, naming companions and claiming self defense or intent, while doctors judged him sane. The jury convicted him. sentence: hanging.
New York manufacturer Fishbelu was killed while shielding his baby daughters during a masked hold up at a card game he invited friends to. Four assailants entered the apartment and opened fire, fatally wounding him as he protected the children. The incident underscores a violent robbery attempt that disrupted the gathering and left two infants in danger.
The article reports annual losses of livestock and wool totaling 20 million dollars and farm produce losses around 800 million from predatory wild animals and rodents. It notes the U S Department of Agriculture employs 400 to 500 hunters, with extensive poisoning and extermination efforts across states, including tens of thousands of acres treated and thousands of animals killed, to curb rabies spread and protect domestic livestock.
A Fond du Lac bank publishes a four page farm news leaflet titled Duroc Sale and Pig Club Number. The bank agriculturist promotes financing farmers to buy well bred animals and to form joint ownership. He cites hog cholera control tuber work and other government supported activities. The leaflet includes a For Sale and Want column with breeder news and discussions from cattle to beekeeping. The aim is to make Fond du Lac county a land where milk and honey grow.
United States department of agriculture experiments at government farm in Baltimore area show one pound of cottonseed meat per 1000 pounds live weight daily as most satisfactory for work animals. Start in 1918 and continued last year, with high quantities causing harm, proving such feed must be carefully managed for horses and mules.
A report from the United States Department of Agriculture notes high demand for cattle immunisation. About 5,000 doses of blackleg vaccine were distributed to cattle owners during the past year, with vaccines sent out in powdered form by the bureau.
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