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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
5
A feature essay describes a motor sleigh trial across the Cascades with photo-illustrations in Popular Mechanics. It likens the vehicle’s hazards to early tanks, recounts snowbound rescues, and argues for gasoline travel over dog sleds in Alaska, amid anecdotal asides on hardship and invention.
United States and Canada plan joint action to suppress Bolshevism and I. W. W. propaganda in the northwest. Officials report radicals migrating to the Pacific coast and Canada, with Seattle and Vancouver as focal points. Charters revoked for unions aiding the one big union movement.
Sergeant Alvin C G York, famed Argonne hero, wed Miss Gracie Williams of Pall Mall Tennessee on June 7 beside the York water springs in Fentress County. Governor Albert H Roberts officiated and a Salt Lake City honeymoon is planned with Rotary clubs as hosts.
Obscure OCR passage notes a man’s insanity proof and a trekking party remark. A school physician questions pupils about a child’s health, asking where she was sick and receiving a hesitant, garbled answer.
In a wartime London report an observed remark traces a career path from insurance clerk to actor and finally to a labor expert. The anecdote reflects evolving professional roles during air raids and the broader home front experience.
A garbled account describes two couples strolling behind Monument Clee. A boy offers roses to a man while a woman guides him, noting misunderstandings about marriage as the scene fades. The location hints at Indianapolis but details are unclear.
A newspaper item notes the persistent tension between wealth and religious life. It suggests human interest lies in how ordinary people navigate moral questions, with a focus on daily acts rather than grand creed or finance.
The snippet quotes a public column remark about a poet’s line and a playful interruption about crying and makeup. It hints at a literary exchange where one speaker asks the other not to spoil their makeup while discussing the missing portion of the verse.
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