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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
5
A collage of clipped phrases from a city page unsettles with disjoint anecdotes. One note recalls a naval captain who turns religious after command, while the piece cites a London newspaper about promotions and patience. Other bits mention Judge Deery of city court and a mother and daughter scene involving a bed sale, hinting at household chatter and local mischief.
A garbled excerpt discusses food for thought and digestion, noting a faltering speaker and a critic’s view on taming words. The text hints at social commentary and rhetoric from an older era, with unclear attribution and missing context.
Germany’s new chancellor Dr George Michaelis has given no clear policy on reform or peace. He received Reichstag factions to hear their views, while conservatives and liberals hold back. Berlin papers praise his energy but doubt precise directions, as Rothmann Hollweg’s resignation reshapes internal politics and signals end of the prior peace approach.
Zurich dispatch reports former Czech minister Herr Proschek arguing Austria should sever ties with Germany to seek peace. He said the world blames Germany, not Austria, and questioned sacrificing interests to German expansion while urging independence from German miliarium. He claimed Czech deputies faced imprisonment for seeking alliance with Russia and France.
An Atlantic port reports a sergeant in the American army who married in the U S and brought his bride abroad aboard the transport with his regiment. She traveled in khaki with short hair. The voyage also returned the body of a soldier who died en route.
Fragmentary wartime remarks note German threat and optimism as Britain reports 4,000,000 tons of imports weekly and ongoing shipbuilding. The text suggests delayed impact of submarine warfare with continued efforts to rebuild and replace losses, aiming to sustain wartime supply lines.
The text discusses how shoulder structure affects a horse’s heart, lungs, and movement. Short or straight shoulders hinder air capacity and stride, while sloping shoulders reduce front-leg jars and improve bearing. Deep shoulders with pronounced offsets strengthen draft ability, influence collar fit, and relate to withers and saddle stability.
Paris dispatches report the retirement of Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg as German chancellor. Reactions vary from jubilation to sober assessment, with commentators noting his admission that Germany cannot conquer. The era is marked by the crisis and the infamous “scrap of paper” remark echoed in editorials.
Alecander Borle man an anarchist was indicted by the county grand jury on July 14 for murder in connection with the July bombing case. Berkman is alleged to have played a leading part in the conspiracy leading to the explosion and state charges culminated in the act.
A submarine was sighted and misidentified by an American vessel calling from a European port. The crew reported the event to authorities with unclear details about the submarine and its captain, leaving questions about the nature of the encounter and any potential danger.
A correspondent reports that the I W W women at Bisbee appointed a commander and captains for eight companies at a desert camp in Columbus New Mexico. Rations included boiled beef soup potatoes coffee and hard tack. Eleven wives visited but were barred entry. A riot near Miami required two US cavalry troops to restore order.
Rising prices for all live stock make it profitable for farmers to raise young stock for feeding rather than buy high priced plains beef. American conditions resemble Europe, signaling a future herd improvement if trends persist. The cornbelt gains as the range shrinks and can no longer supply beef demand.
Two firefighters were seriously injured and about 650000 dollars worth of footage destroyed as a fierce blaze destroyed the Moteelooool Sierage company plant in Toiee Ida.
Private file details Villa attacking Pareal and El Paso areas with hundreds of government troops killed. Frat claim links to Villa’s assault on Barrel Chi bauhan last week. source Pareal witnessed the event.
A bulletin outlines lamb feeding ratios for starter rations. It recommends one part crushed oats one part linseed meal one part wheat bran two parts Wheat bran is essential and should be present. A two pound wheat bran one pound crushed oats one pound corn meal mix forms an excellent starter ration for young lambs. Also notes mixtures of cottonseed meal and corn meal as alternatives.
A chaotic crime report from an area road details three fatalities amid a robbery. Names and specifics are garbled, but investigators pursue leads as neighbors react to the deadly incident.
The report blames mismanaged coal consumption on city leadership, noting costly waste throughout the year. Authority figures, including the county director, face scrutiny for neglect and inefficient planning.
In New York a Plaza hotel guest proposed a “war luncheon” with champagne instead of cocktails and brut wine at ten dollars per plate. She requested a simple, unpretentious spread for twenty guests while noting food costs are rising.
An advertisement urges using Cuticura Soap daily to smooth and heal the complexion, soften scalp, and remove dandruff. A free sample and book are offered by mail via Cuticura Dept L, Boston.
A quiet humorist clergyman faced a dozen dozing listeners during sermons. He tasked a verger to wake sleepers from the pulpit. One Sunday he failed to rouse a famed innkeeper until shouting an imitation cry. The innkeeper sprang up, replying in kind.
The readable bits describe unclear threats and a disrupted scene with odd names and phrases. The text appears garbled, showing references to people and places without coherent context. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the available fragments.
A British Museum tour group from western England discusses recently unearthed vases in a museum room. The keeper insists the vases were found in the ground and only cleaned. a skeptic argues they could not be ready-made from the soil, doubting the digging claim.
Major Higgins suspects coal vanished from his bin prompting detective Fastus to probe. A worker named George considers squirrels responsible saying the theft was the work of those rodents in a puzzled, humorous exchange.
A kind lady asks if dreams ever come true and a candid boarder responds with cautious doubt and a suggestion that some dreams may eventually become reality, though uncertainty lingers in the exchanged lines.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scrambled phrases about a beech tree on a plane and a speaker named Shae Hewat. The rest is garbled, making coherent facts or events unclear with no identifiable date, place, or organization.
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