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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
2
Large Nevada contingent heads to San Francisco for the Pan Pacific Exposition opening. Governor Boyle pledges to sign two bills creating a racing and mutuel betting commission and system. Reports from Cortes and sea patrols note wider turmoil and notable legal actions across the country.
The Panama Pacific Exposition welcomes a huge crowd despite rain, with 300000 attendees on opening day. President Wilson opens the fair via a press button as flags rise and fountains spout. Gov. Miram W. Johnson and Mayor James Rolph Jr. attend. ceremonies run brief then guests are allowed on grounds.
London reports a first serious Mediterranean fleet attack on the Dardanelles forts aided by aeroplanes and seaplanes. Friday and Saturday actions yielded considerable succsess per British and Athens dispatches. Turkish claim says forts unscathed with 1 dead and 1 wounded among defenders and some warships damaged by fort gunfire.
Secretary Bryan reports a consular inquiry over 160 priests detained in the national palace at Mexico City by General Obregon. Spaniards among the group may face expulsion after a demand for 4000 pesos, while natives are held in captivity. One American and one British priest are said to have been molested.
Partial readable text references an Austrian air attack over Vienna and a British liner voyage from Liverpool. The fragment mentions 14 and a Lomb e te o woman s in New York and other garbled items, making precise details uncertain.
A dawn clash near Bluff Utah leaves U S Marshal Nebeker dead and Deputy Akin wounded as renegade Piutes led by Old Polk resist arrest. The fight spreads to the riverbank with dozens involved and a possible federal troop response anticipated.
Rupert resident T. W. R. Nelson a prominent Rupert merchant shot and killed Mrs Nellie Pittenger after she refused his proposal, then fatally shot himself. Nelson, about 62, left a large family and owned hardware and furniture stores in Rupert and Peer, with broad business interests. he was long regarded as levelheaded and respected.
A fragmentary OCR line shows unclear names and a stray phrase. The readable portion hints at a force from Mayloreoe involved in a disruptive action. Further context is missing to confirm entities, places, or outcomes.
A large blaze swept through a district around St Louis and Collimeville, damaging about four city blocks. The fire disrupted streets and affected homes and businesses, with estimated losses near one million dollars. Fire crews fought the flames for hours, limiting further spread and securing the scene.
An old advertisement touts Jad Balts as a kidney cleanser. It warns meat causes kidney pain and backache, urging four ounces of rad salts daily in water before breakfast to improve kidney function and clear urine. The text promotes lithia in a grape and lemon acid base for a steady lithin water drink.
A humorous exchange shows a fair maid asking about matrimony while the anxious seat remains. The wise man replies that it may be fine for those who haven’t enough worry, implying marriage carries stress.
An old drawing room tale shows guests each naming a coveted possession after dinner. Mrs Wellman desires exquisite jewels, Mrs King wants perfect society dress, Mrs Drayton longs for grand outfits, while Mr Smith seeks popularity. A jokeful aside questions whether women are gamblers.
Fragments of a Sunday school scene hint at a faulty transcription. The dialogue features a person named Johnny and mentions a baby, a messenger, and a forged Beles Wade. The text is garbled and difficult to parse, offering little clear context or outcome.
A fragment from a physician's note extols Grape Nuts as delicate and nourishing for the sick. The recipe suggests soaking four teaspoonfuls in water and serving with milk, cream, or fruit for a gentle, adaptable breakfast.
A Scotsman on a London trip notices a bold claim about hair growth. He recalls a confident bald-headed Sean’s testimonial and jokes about testing the remedy by rubbing the top of his head. The scene features a wary foreman and a worker lifting an unseen weight in the background.
An era of miscommunication surrounds a railway accident with a traveling husband. A wife resists officials demanding compensation, insisting property enforcement be kept separate. The fragment hints at a front passenger locomotive collision and disputed claims.
A garbled quotation suggests an Athenian speaking to another about pessimism, poverty, and misfortune. The text mentions a lantern, a tub, and being skinned of fortunes, but many words are unreadable, limiting precise interpretation.
A fragmentary excerpt shows a chaplain speaking about being run down and seeking tonic, with a dialogue between a chaplain and Johnny about fulfilling duty. The text references visiting an aunt and a sentiment of duty echoing typical era rhetoric.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a mysterious character selecting children as a mistreses or guardian. A morning scene hints at a plan involving a Gent and Mauve dress, with unclear setting and identities. The passage remains highly fragmented and cryptic.
A garbled OCR fragment references a city summer offering and a vague event with names unclear. The readable bits mention Shalom and a general sense of a gathering or message, but specifics are missing. The passage preserves only partial names and improvised phrases without coherent facts.
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