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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
6
The article notes higher costs and taxes during government operation yet claims lower banking rates and doubled community effort. It mentions Carl Royce and Arthur from nearby homesteads who volunteered for service and returned to the valley last week, signaling local resilience amid war.
Consolidated notice lists multiple filers in Jackson Wyoming for Desert Land and Forest Homestead entries with final proof dates, witnesses, and local U S commissioner Otho E Williams. Names include Charles Wilson Elias Wilson August Christianson Verda C Wilson Benjamin B Maben Carl Le Bark and others with sections, townships, and meridian details.
A garbled passage notes a speaker in a doubly girded night setting, while remarks imply concern over missing chances and a resolve to avoid error. The text references Horton and Teaneeript, with fragmented phrases about words, work, and intent to improve.
A crowded page lists grain germ percentages, milling terms, and twelve inch plows offered for return. It advertises registered horses and cattle including Short Horn and Hereford bulls, a Ford truck for sale, stage line express deliveries, and multiple lots, houses, ice houses, and other property for sale. Lost instruments, massage services, and philosophical lines close the notices.
Under new management a local eatery advertises meals at all hours with six o clock Sunday dinners and specialty offerings. The notice invites trial orders and welcomes friends and patrons to place ads at the stand. Taxidermist Geo H Blain signs the message along with Dandruff Remover and Vitehe toilets references. Local references and Fuller Ady are also mentioned.
Chronic constipation explained as lack of moisture in residual food matter. Advice includes drinking water, eating raw fruit, outdoor exercise, and mild laxatives. Recommends Chamberlain's Tublite as easy to take and effective, urging trials.
A simple health note advises making a habit of eating slowly and thoroughly to prevent belching. It suggests using Chanbertin tablets immediately after supper to aid digestion and reduce discomfort.
Advertisement urges sending old shoes to Keibo and Cooper in Boi Idaho for repair. Readers are directed to Mr Jones at Reed Hotel for further information. Parcel post return of repaired shoes is promised.
Department of the Interior announces Ira A May of Jackson Wyoming filed for final three year proof to establish land claims in Town 42 N Range 115 W Sixth Meridian. The hearing before United States Commissioner Otho E William at Jackson Wyoming is set for July 21 1919. Witnesses are August L Romey Thomas L Hanshew Joseph W Henrie and John W Woodward all of Kelly Wyoming. Also note a government seed free distribution offer and garden seed availability at the post office.
A brief Denver era health note asserts outdoor exercise improves health and complexion more effectively than excessive use of medicine or remedies. It praises fresh air, sunlight, and real physical activity as the best daily regimen for vigor and appearance.
Describes sherbet as Persia's favored drink with wide varieties from water infused with Jomon to fruit juice diluted with water. Notes sherbet served in china bowls for the poor and in china bowls for the rich, with deep pearwood spoons for serving.
Department of the Interior notice states Jude Allen of Elk Wyoming filed intent to make final Desert Land Proof for lot 2 in section 2 township 44 north range 114 west sixth principal meridian. Proof to be presented before United States Commissioner Otho B. Williams at Jackson Wyoming on June 21 1919. Witnesses listed: Ben F. Taylor Thomas Trasy William Steingraber all of Elk Wyoming and Charles J. Allen of Kelly Wyoming. Alex Nisbet Register.
Physician recommends applying Chamberlain's Liniment twice daily to the painful back. Massage the sore area thoroughly at each application to relieve the ache and restore mobility.
Registered Hereford and Short Horn Bulls from 2 to 6 years old in good serviceable condition. Price 250 dollars per head. W. J. Kelly, Adv Game Rats. Lante humorously speculates that offspring from a mating couple could reach 20,000,000 in three years, a figure softened by scientific caution.
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