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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
4
A promotional message urges readers to use advertising to expand business, claiming it spreads optimism and goodwill. It touts advertising as the quickest, surest method to drive sales, noting its power to attract customers and support economic activity. The piece reinforces consistent, large scale campaigns as advantageous for enterprises.
A garbled early 20th century plea argues for a national highway system to unlock western farmland and connect it to railroads and markets. It emphasizes road quality as essential to agriculture, business, and prosperity, noting widespread undeveloped lands awaiting routes, towns, and population centers.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Avphodil as a source of alcohol and hints at libel and centralisation issues. It references an entity labeled Mirehe and a group or company associated with a four part plan. The text names several unclear items and possible concentrations or diets.
A report notes a motortruck linked to farm work has entered the market. Details are scarce as the notice emphasizes equipment availability and pricing paths rather than production or ownership history.
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A dense Jackson Wyoming page lists FOR SALE ads for horses, livestock, wagons, seed wheat, boats, real estate plots, a registered Morgan horse, short horn and Hereford bulls, a sulky plow, a steel bar row, and a Ford truck. Lost and note reminders appear, plus express delivery arrangements and local transport lines. The mixed items reflect a frontier town marketplace with prices, owners, and contact names like Harry Scott and Lambert Cadwalader. Some text references Menor ferry pricing and local business names.
OCR text shows garbled mentions of people and places including Welland and Miloreeting with scattered phrases about engineering feats. Frames of names like Hoon Altieri Mery nlew Muggle and references to Atlantic seamen appear amid distorted sentences. The piece reads as an unreliable, disjointed historical snippet.
Notice from Department of the Interior announces offering at public sale a tract described as Inard WTA NED and NEI SWI in Township 42 N Range 16 Vie, with sale time at 10 am on a stated date. Details for bidders, eligibility, and filing deadlines provided. includes address for formal claims and appeals.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of names and phrases about American students and possible events but lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or outcomes to form a reliable summary.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions voting and business matters with scattered names. The text lacks coherent context, making it difficult to identify specific persons, organizations, dates, or events.
Department of the Interior notices May L Cheney of Jackson Wyoming intends to make final three year proof to establish a land claim on sections 17 and 20 township 40 north range 116 west Sixth Principal Meridian. Proof before United States Commissioner Otho B Williams in Jackson Wyoming on June 7 1919. Claimants attorneys listed Nathan A Davin Austin A Bean Mary J Lucas and Joy Wilton all of Jackson Wyoming.
A special meeting of the legal voters of School District No. 20 in Lincoln County Wyoming will be held in Jackson on June 6 1919 at 1 00 P M to vote an additional tax levy of five mills on the dollar against all taxable property and to transact other lawful business as may come before it. EP Ellis District Clerk.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Roman warship with Rov Joh crew of 229 men including viremen. The text hints at speed measured in hours, mentioning a swift voyage and a challenging journey, but details are garbled and names unclear.
Department of the Interior notice from Evanston Wyoming dated May 3 1919 states Jude Allen of Elk Wyoming filed Desert Land Entry 04453 for lot 2 section 2 township 44 north range 114 west sixth principal meridian and will appear June 1 1919 before United States Commissioner Otho E Williams in Jackson Wyoming to present final proof. Witnesses: Ben F Taylor Thomas William Steingraber both of Elk Wyoming and Charles Allen of Kelly Wyoming.
An old remedy article advises applying Chamberlen's Liniment twice daily and massaging the area of pain thoroughly to relieve a lame back. The guidance emphasizes direct massage to the seat of discomfort for best effect.
advertisement lists registered Hereford and Short Horn bulls for base price ranges from 155 to 2 million per lead. Seller W J Kelly of Ady Fish advertises audacious quantities amid garbled text describing livestock and food traces, with unclear references to prices and depths.
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