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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
2
Fragmentary prose traces aging and youth through shifting mounts of life and love. It references Remerwald’s advert, engraving themes, and a World War era scientific print plate discussion, with scattered notes on operators and device details.
The cobbler Jacob Kurtz runs free after school classes at Olivet Institute in Chicago teaching 100 boys from poorer districts to mend shoes and live honestly. He lectures on street corners to grow class enrollment and deter neighborhood gang involvement.
A deer about Newfoundland size caused a traffic jam on Globe bridge in Woonsocket Rhode Island. It leaped onto the Fall Yarn mills roof, crashed through a skylight into a dye vat, swam to the vat edge, escaped through a window, fell into Blackstone river rocks, then crawled to shore and was captured by bystanders before being released by a deputy game warden.
A church on wheels is being built by the Episcopalian Diocese of Kentucky to serve isolated rural families in western Kentucky. Constructed in Fulton, the vehicle will hold about ten people and include an organ, beds, cooking gear, and other necessities for mobile services. Bishop Woodstock Wald notes it is the first such vehicle in the United States and compares vans for church use with English practice.
A gardener uncovers a unique Elk Water charm believed lost for years. The artifact, described as a jewel or toothlike piece, was recovered from a grate at a reservation. Details on ownership and current custody are unclear in the fragmentary report.
Swine growers face growth stagnation and weight loss from lice infestations. Lice feed on hosts causing constant irritation, skin damage, and increased feed use. Losses range 2 to 6 percent of hog market value, with indirect effects reducing vitality and disease resistance.
A Nevada stockman writes to the USDA from Elko County arguing purebred sires yield bigger yearling steers and that purebreds are cheaper in the long run. He notes yearling weights around twelve hundred to twelve and a quarter pounds versus scrub three year-olds at eight to nine hundred and urges some purebred breeding nationwide.
Fragmentary note states beet molasses has high value as feed for steers or lambs at the pen. It suggests price advantages versus other feeds and mentions government or agricultural context. Difficult OCR yields uncertain terms and quantities.
The Kansas City chamber of commerce will award 2000 in cash prizes to Missouri counties that replace the most scrub bulls with purebred registered bulls in 1920. Prizes range from 1000 to 200, with at least 25 scrub bulls replaced required for eligibility. Counties form local groups under the county agent to drive the effort with monthly and final reports to the Missouri College of Agriculture.
United States Department of Agriculture inspectors examined butter lots and found churn numbers missing. Without numbers the receiver had to inspect every tub to separate churning, risking discounts if any sampler varied.
A dated notice advises feeding young calves only warm milk while they are weak to support health. It emphasizes gradual training after the first month, careful weaning, and avoiding exposure to extreme rail or harsh conditions. It warns against overhandling and stresses steady care.
A Chicago American item recalls a sculptor working on a tombstone that rested on an empty beer barrel. A friend objects that the deceased never drank beer, prompting the toiler's quip that he would likely trade for a pint, highlighting a humorous exchange.
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