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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
4
The readable text hints at a domestic reminder about stock on shelves and daily routines. It mentions ready items, table setting, and inviting a caller to join in a shared activity, framed in a dated domestic context.
A garbled description notes two wells with extreme depths and measurements, mentioning a figure of eight thousand one hundred feet and a single well reportedly striking a sleepeat depth. The fragment hints at a mining or drilling context with reach into deep earth and potential comparative depths.
A controversial piece argues hobos are workers who travel for trades and should be admired not condemned. It contrasts terms like panhandler and tramp, cites James Ware Howe and Sonnanstine, and defends the wanderer’s life as wholesome and industrious. It notes public misperception and calls for respectful treatment.
A distorted excerpt recounts a Richmond resident noting that some Virginians will do much for liquor with a racist tone. It quotes a train conductor pressured by a colored man and a garbled dialogue about a bottle. The piece also references Robert L. Bryden, Birge Harrison, and imagined future revelations in letters, in a reflective context.
The 1916 Hawaii sugar output and area harvested show declines in yield per acre and total cane ground, with 2082 neres harvested and 179,419 ares used for production. Of the total cane arta, 47 percent was harvested, with the remainder left for next year's grinding, and the overall crop contrasts with the prior year.
Charley Christuloro reports a new New Zealand flax substitute that grows well in West and yields up to 15 tons of leaves per acre, nearly twice as tough as sisal and adaptable to binder. The plant matures in two to three years and has been successfully grown as a short fiber source. Airplanes use rubber fabric and related materials, with innovations from Akron rubber companies aiding lighter, stronger components.
Unclear fragmentary text describes a meeting or event with neighbors and an outline of a plan. Names and precise details are unreadable, making a concrete report difficult but hints at social or local gathering context.
A notice announces a legal action in Jackson Wyoming dated August 20 1917 before Commissioner Otto B Williams about establishing a relationship to a prior order. Witnesses listed include Jude W Allen Cluthes J At twat Kelly May Lester and Joseph Markham all from Elk Moran or Moran Wyoming.
Department of the Interiors notices William T. Treton of Grovant Wyoming filed a final five year proof for a homestead entry serial 03027 in township 43 north range 115 west sixth principal meridian. hearing before Otho B. William US Commissioner at Jackson Wyoming on August 18 1917. witnesses: W. Woodard John J. Woodard Karl Kent Raymond Kent all of Grovant Wyoming. ALES NISHET Register
Department of the Interior announces a notice of location and intent to establish proof for a homestead entry by George W. Kelly of Jackson Wyoming. The filing covers sections mapped near Township 47 north Range 115 west, with witnesses listed as Michael Winger Jean De Kellys Chambers and Webster Latlant, all of Jackson Wyoming, before Ovbmo BR. William, Commissioner, in Tucks on the 2nd day of duty 1917.
Notice is given that Mrs. Rebecra A. Robertsop of Cheney Wyoming has not made final proof to establish her claim to Desert and Buty land in Lots 4 and 1 in Sections 18 and 15. Before Ole B. Whitmank Jackson Wyoming on August 13. Claimants listed include Eloy Wilson Verda Wilson Raynelp Mab erlyon and James Gameson of Cheney and Jackson counties.
Public notice from the Interior U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming announces that Lighard Winger of Jackson Wyoming filed for Desert and Bury land with serial number 0980 for a claimed parcel in township 14 north range 115 west. The applicant seeks final proof to establish title and will present before A Williams commissioner at Nickson Wyoming on the 23rd day of August 17. Interested parties Williams Gears AY Kelly Ivan Deli Jikines J Chambers and others of Jawheon Wyoming may appear to protest or support the claim.
Fragmented OCR text mentions constipation indigestion and credit terms with unclear names and dates. Such garbled segments reference medical topics and financial notices but lack coherent facts or identifiable entities to summarize precisely.
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