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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
6
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The article outlines inspection duties for horses, mules, and cattle under the 1915 Livestock Laws. It specifies that carriers must transport to inspection points, with penalties for violations, and details the roles of county livestock inspectors and their deputies. It also covers notification requirements and record-keeping to ensure compliance.
A Kansas City note recalls a young woman journalist at K U asked how she would retrieve late night fire news beyond streetcar service. She quips she might call a taxi to reach the scene, but doubts any editor would send a girl to such a blaze at night.
Department of the Interior announces that Revtetpe Ntareit of REA Wyoming has filed for a five year proof to establish a land claim in Sec 7 Twp 14 Range 14, with the claimants Alta Harold Orin TH Seaton Ada Seaton and Wilant Miner all of Jackson Wyoming. Hearing before Otho B. Williams U S Commissioner at Jackson on July 3 1015.
The inventor, amid talk of paratonate devotion and future prospects, touts a patented motorcar brake he believes will bring fame and substantial fortune. Friends express confidence in its potential as he and Mr Climp discuss timing and testing.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a misquoted dialogue about a girl in an aeroplane discarding a ring to avoid danger. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events, names, or dates to anchor a clear news item.
A man who handles typewriters recounts a tale of bringing a machine to work but finding a carriage stuck. The fault proved to be grease from axle handled with salad dressing, prompting a humorous exchange about confusing salad with lubricant. The speaker laments the misunderstanding and the effort to explain the issue.
A gadbe tells of a miracle performing rabbi who commands the weather to avoid rain around him and later causes a Sabbath scene to appear as darkness overtakes a carriage ride. Villagers listen as the gabbe downplays the wonders.
The passage argues that historical figures Cicero Caesar Shakespeare Napoleon and Cromwell gained prominence not through deep moral aims or deliberate study but by an overwhelming vitality. They appeared to seize power with little apparent effort, driven by an inner force that compelled action.
The English writer questions overlooked design aspects of aircraft engines. He notes that airframes gain from advanced engines and waste little power in takeoff. He argues stationary motors can be as quiet as modern car engines and cites improvements that would boost immediate adoption.
A fragmented meditation on memory and unkindness. The text recalls bitter words and missed virtue, suggesting regret over language and hurtful actions. The speaker questions how memory preserves slights and how kindness contrasts with lingering spite.
The Interior Department announces a public notice from the Land Office at Evanston Wyoming dated April 27 1915. It lists Wallace Elk Wyomin and others filing for three year proof to establish claims on the NE 4 NW 4 section and adjacent parcels in township north ranges west of the Principal Meridian. Final proof set for June 10 1916 before commissioner Jackson at Lander Wyoming with claimant names including James Buni Pierce Cueto James Watson Kintry and Ruth K SUS.
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