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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
4
An OCR garbled entry mentions a Wyoming posting dated January 2 and refers to a weathered flow and a numeric ad count. It includes scattered phrases about measurements, control, and health terms with unclear names and contexts.
Tidball assumes the role of State Commissioner of Education after appointment at the recent meeting. He is a graduate of the public schools and the state university, with deep familiarity in educational provisions and a proven record in administration.
A community Fourth of July picnic is planned with games and prizes donated by the Ladies Club. A short program by local children precedes a communal luncheon and a dance at the Charley Allen place.
An old telegraphic style notice for The Record Stockman offering weekly stock market guidance and general financial tips. Promotes a subscription at five dollars per year with a local office address implied, inviting growers to join for advice.
Reports say French and Polish engineers will begin work to recover gold and silver hidden in a lake near Vilnius during Napoleon's 1812 retreat from Russia. Estimates place value around 49 to 60 million rubles, with guns carriages and imperial regalia said to lie submerged to prevent enemy gains.
Parties sending freight or express votes must send check or cash to cover charges. The messenger will not deliver without payment. The notice suppresses previous practice of invoicing others and directs charges to Siemens W. Brox and Son and J. Torrine for delivery to Jackson.
The Thrice-Week World extends life changing US news and Europe coverage, promising thorough alerts at five to six times daily price. A one year subscription is $1.00 for the World, or $3.00 for a year of World plus Jackson Hole Courier, compared with a combined $3.60 separate rate.
A fragment describes electric fishes with peculiar nerves and hearts giving electric shocks, powered by specialized organs. The text notes their ability to generate shocks and mentions living electric structures.
A Wyoming case shows a man paralyzed from the waist down after a three year illness receiving vocational training. He enters a cigar factory as an apprentice with a $10 weekly maintenance fund for up to forty weeks, aiming to become self supporting. The State Department of Education issued a bulletin on vocational rehabilitation and invites inquiries to Cheyenne.
Geammen Olye cautions that many people equate value with high cost while Jud Tunkins notes the belief that true quality must carry a steep price. The brief reflects local debates on art value and consumer perception.
Mr E P Bilis chairs the ticket committee and has placed Chautauqua season tickets on sale across the valley. Printing mistakes show grammar school tickets priced at 1.00 instead of 1.25 and high school tickets at 1.60 instead of 1.75.
Classified ad promotes a Watkins direct sales opportunity aimed at men under 50 with auto or wagon, offering territory in Minnesota and credit terms. It stresses legitimate profits, a 4000 plus network, and asks interested readers to write department U7 at The J. Watkins Company, Winona.
For Sale 160 acres ranch located two and a half miles northeast of Kelly. Fenced and under cultivation. Notices posted at the post office. Contact Wallace Nicks, Victor Jackson Stage Linn for details. Proprieter listed as Wallace Nicks. Wheat and related goods mentioned.
A brief quotation attributes the grandeur of many lives to their great difficulties, asserting that hardship shapes achievement and character as a central truth.
Fragmentary notice references a club called the Printer's Devil and a request to send the paper to a friend. The readable portions mention joining a good bunch and unclear phrases about yearly cues. No clear names, dates, or locations are identified.
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