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Newspaper

Jacksons Hole Courier

Location

Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

3

Feeders Profit From Standard Rations Under Slump Conditions

United States Department of Agriculture figures show droves of fat cattle returned profits last season despite an overall 20.8 percent loss. Investigators note some feeders achieved gains under adverse conditions by using standard rations and grazing complemented by low-grade feeds. Indiana and Wisconsin examples indicate profits of around 20.47 dollars per head when cattle were fed on grass plus ordinary rations rather than heavy corn diets. Farmers worry that crop challenges and the weakness of cattle feeding as a business hinder recovery, prompting emphasis on careful feeding management and ongoing research in collaboration with state agricultural stations.

United States Department of Indiana United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C Aratogie

Fragmented OCR Text on Food and Health Topics

The readable portions describe a discussion of essential control measures for lice and related health concerns. Mentions of general methods, pending actions, and unspecified individuals suggest a partial report or note from a local publication. The text is garbled with many missing words and unclear context.

Belleau Wood Memorial aims to rebuild Belleau town

The Belleau Wood Memorial association plans to raise 300000 to reconstruct the Belleau village in France, including eighty two stone buildings and a school, with roads and water provided by the French government. Col. Forbes will supervise, and archives will record all contributors.

Bewlideret Bois de Belleau Aetna Bajlgau Woods Maxsachuwatts Belleau Woods Belleau the Marine Brigade Washington Belleau Wood Memorial Association National ‘Committee Bellean Belleau Wi Itwan Charles K. Forbes Veterans’ Bureau A.M. F Amall Group Conteluters Bellego Aisne-Marine Cemetery James Carroll Fraser Navy League of the United States Coolifige National Committee Charles Lea Pennsylvania Theodore W. Reath Geo. W. T. Waller Helen Foster Reath France Lee Mores Farm the Marne Dellapo

Stores of GREAT INDIANS By ELMO SCOTT WATSON

Red Cloud led Ogallala Sioux against forts along the Bozeman trail winning a hard fought peace after demanding Wyoming forts be abandoned and borders fixed. He died December 10, 1909, remembered as a master of strategy whose life echoed in memory of the Fetterman massacre and wagon box fight.

America United States Red Cloud Makplya Luta Ogallala Bronx Col H. B. Carrington Wyoming Fetterman Fort Phil Kearney Thin Leves Red

Old Man Afraid of His Horses Sioux chief name

Fragmentary account traces the Ogallala Sioux head chief Tushunki Kokipapi known as Old-Man-Afraid-of-His-Horses. It covers translation myths, a literal and celebratory interpretation by his son Young-Man-Afraid-of-Horses, and notes on his leadership through 1873 amid Ghost Dance era turmoil.

Chief Uring Ogallalas Koung-Mane Atrald

Change of Life Woman's Trial in Ratha

A patient reports relief after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for change of life symptoms. She claims improved energy, restored ability to do housework, and fewer headaches, with praise for the medicine and neighbors also helped.

Ratha Pinkham

Crossing Street Encounter in Chicago Journal

A woman crossing the street narrowly avoids motor cars and wagons as a young cyclist nearly collides with her. She berates him for not honking, and he responds with the quip you can’t blow what you ain’t got.

Chicago Journal

Proverbial Advice on Lending, Cheer, and Frugality

A collection of old maxims on thrift and mood. It suggests lending is wiser than borrowing, keeping calm avoids trouble, cheerful fools exist, and cash payers enjoy better rest. The sayings reflect humorous rural wisdom about money, care, and daily life.

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