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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
6
An old line disjointed notice lists subscription reminders, advertising rates, and solicitations for payment. It mentions due dates, address labels, and a nudge to subscribers to renew to avoid statements. It references Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy and implies monthly expirations.
Multiple desert land and homestead entries in the Jackson area Wyoming listing serial numbers dates and witnesses. Notices show final proof deadlines before U S Commissioner Otho Williams in Jackson with witnesses from Jackson and nearby Elk and Kelly Wyoming.
Scattered OCR reads of a hotel notice claiming new management at Hotel Jackson. Meals at all times and a Sunday dinner feature are touted, with vague references to patrons and local friends and a ceremonial meeting at the old wand. The rest is garbled.
A dense, stray collection of farm ads and notices from Jackson Wyoming area listings. Items include horses, cattle, oats, wheat, barley, screenings, and farm equipment for sale. Also lost items, express delivery, stage lines, and one herd of Short Horns advertised. Frequent vendor names: J.G. Impson, Mrs. Lida Durbin, Grant Young, W.C. Delaney, Jacob Johnson, Spicer & Lloyd. Many advertisements mention Grovant and nearby areas.
The text suggests chronic constipation stems from moisture loss in residual food. It recommends drinking plenty of water, eating raw fruit, and outdoor exercise to improve the condition, while warning against strong laxatives. Chamberlain's Tablets are described as mild and pleasant to take and effective.
Notice is given under Sec 2455, part 9, that Peter Hansen (Serial 05414) will offer at public sale at Evanston Wyoming on June 21 at 10:00 AM a tract of 80 acres in Section 17 Township 41 North Range 116 West Sixth Meridian. Bid minimum is 1.75 per acre. sale ends when bidders stop. Adverse claimants must file objections by sale time. Alex Ninbet, Register.
Repr tive of the Jones Light Go from Idaho Falla repairs gasoline lighting systems. Call Mr Jones at Reed Hotel for details. Send old shoes to Reibe and Cooper Boise Idaho for repair by parcel post. Cal Carrington arrived from Driggs en route to Gardner Montana.
The notice outlines a public proposition related to a bank of proposed improvements. Officials urge residents to review the plan details and attend upcoming meetings for discussion and potential voting. No specific dates or locations are readable in the fragment.
The half German king George II employed about 90 000 troops from 80 German states including Hesse to fight in America before the United States existed. The move aimed to bolster forces as enlistment fell and public sentiment opposed the war.
The article notes a custom where wives took their husbands' names at marriage, giving examples like Octavia of Cicero. It then describes ships and propellers spreading parts along rivers, mentioning Caluimbin and Mine waters, with boats and nets involved in a tangle of action.
Ira A May of Jackson Wyoming seeks final three year proof to claim land in section 17 and 20 township 42 north range 115 west before O Williams United States Commissioner on July 21 1919. Witnesses listed: August L Romey Thomas L Hanshew Joseph W Henrie John W Woodward of Kelly Wyoming. Local seed shipment advertised at post office for late garden.
A Bosnian viper species Viper macropa grows to about eighteen inches and feeds only on granular pers. The thin venomous snake can be handled without harm if tense and calm, may hiss and soap, but bites only when seriously provoked.
A brief note presents a reflective thought urging calm problem solving and steady reform. It references patience as a key attribute for change and self improvement, framed as a compact guidance item.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Evanston Wyoming handles land intake and official notices concerning public domain properties. The notice outlines parcel locations grantee names and filing deadlines for land claims in the region.
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