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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
3
During lambing season, owners may castrate with hot irons to prevent infection and breeding. Observations note pain from handling tests and advise careful restraint. Tails should be treated with pine tar. watch wounds for healing and treat maggots by pouring gasoline to kill worms.
An experienced breeder stresses vigor in horses comes from active work or ample play. Provide plenty of exercise or a large paddock in all weather. Use a clean well-ventilated stall near others. Manage fat and diet with oats and bran, avoiding excess protein. Montgomery cautions against over pampering purebreds to boost vigor.
Report notes ongoing issues with farm horses named Chee, with two doses to be administered on separate days. Officials seek guidance from Veluriarian authorities about medication timing and proper dosage adherence to ensure safe handling.
A garbled historical notice discusses funds or investments in horses, with unclear phrasing about payment, binding contracts, and maintenance costs likely tied to animals and caretakers. The fragment hints at a financial arrangement or question about the value and upkeep of horses.
Chicago figure B C Divine, once cleared of charges tied to a forger who used a double, recalls how a man named A Gilbert Sargent now serves time in Massachusetts for forgery. Divine says the ordeal nearly ruined him, then he rebuilt with work, starting from hardship in Minneapolis to founding a company and reviving his career.
The exhausted Fourth of July gathering in Starcliff features Colonel Dennie unexpectedly recognized by a former ally as a speaker in a parade. A younger Dickey boy delivers a rousing address praising unity and the veterans, while Dennie watches from the crowd recalling past service and feeling neglected by today’s political circles. The ceremony includes a parade, brass band, and speeches by Governor and dignitaries.
Mary Webster faces unwanted attention from Bluming the store manager. To prove devotion she flaunts a diamond, triggering accusations of theft and a plan to marry. the store detective reveals the truth, clarifying Mary’s engagement to Mr Taylor after a dramatic confrontation.
Miss Helen Skinner, daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Skinner of Pine Knot, braves deep snow in Big Bear Valley to reach Dobbie 15 miles away. Despite closed roads, she aims to marry Western businessman W E Turner as a stage meets them at Dobbie after the arduous journey.
A burglar entered Mrs. William Buchanan's room in Kansas City and asked for money, claiming to know she had cash and a bank reserve. He took the money after a brief exchange and left as she pleaded for it to be returned, then notified police.
Paul Mian Wilfrid Ven Dem acher of 469 Webster arcaue street strolled downtown to keep an engagement. A young woman asked if this would be the day to marry. They shared a breath of the air and agreed. They were married twenty minutes later by Henry Gallick at the court Les Les louer. The groom mentioned the presence of Mise-eh Geen Mre Vee Dep Achers. She has to give her bens two weeks' motion.
An unclear Reno snippet mentions gold and silver coins with values around 10 and 20 dollars and references to border issues and specific names. The readable text is fragmented and lacks a complete narrative or date.
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