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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
5
A quirky dialogue unfolds as a prospective buyer and seller joke about motorcar finishes and upholstery. The buyer quips about judging a model by its finish, while the seller brags about trim quality and the car’s perceived durability against walls or ditches.
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a harmless laxative for children. It touts a fruity taste and stresses checking for the California name on the package. It urges mothers to call for the correct child’s dose and includes playful sayings and a few unclear motto-like lines.
A chaotic collage of brief items from Ogden to Chicago, Utah moonshine seizures, a Denver pension ruling, a bank robbery in Camp Verde, and a range of political and international notes. Highlights include a lovers quarrel ending in a fatal shooting, a juror illness, and various legal and crime briefs across states and nations.
United States Department of Agriculture researchers discuss pasture protein intake and feeding methods. They note drought challenges on the coastal plain and highlight bermudagrass, leapediza, and golden crown grass as promising. Experiments show better forage methods hindered by limited facilities.
Thousands of sheep die yearly from preventable causes. The killer dog is not the chief factor. most losses come from owner or shepherd ignorance and carelessness. Main killers include lack of shelter for lambing ewes and newborn lambs, and sudden storms at lambing time exposing ewes and lambs to death.
Farmora can reduce pork production costs next year by providing a writable pasture for Mele hogs at the University farm. HL Peters of the national mixbander division notes pasture grass offers rich protein. The article argues high grain rations are less urgent due to falling prices and praises alfalfa and chrome grace as best for growing pigs, while noting some grain must be fed for hogs to thrive and profit.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a pasture plan for pig growth with mentions of farmers Ken Hiab and Aliant, a green plow concept, and a potential fruit-free benefit. The text is unclear but suggests a rural agricultural proposal tied to local growers and pasture use.
A persuasive health note warns Americans to eat less and use a kidney flushing salt remedy. It describes symptoms of kidney trouble and bladder weakness, promotes four ounces of salts dissolved in water daily, and touts the mixture as an inexpensive, safe home remedy derived from grapes and lemon.
A garbled vintage ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by taking internally and acting through the blood and mucous surfaces. It touts forty years in commerce, bilingual spelling errors, and a Toledo Ohio seller F J Henry & Co. with testimonials offered free.
Two men waited for a train when one revealed he was a detective. The other showed sudden interest and the exchange hints at a fraudulent case. The sleuth remarks on having a complete case and mentions a married woman, while emotions flare and words trail off.
Readable fragments hint at a convoluted reminiscence or dialogue about love and fate. Names, dates, or places are not evident. The text appears as garbled OCR from a literary piece with lingering references to loss and separation.
A fragmented report notes testimony from notable Pacific Coast figures as they recount experiences in a local dispute. The account hints at medical remedies and social friction surrounding a public event, with references to individuals and a contested situation on the coast.
Mrs Wyatt from 6th and Monroe writes about curing liver and stomach troubles after using Dr Pierce's Gulden Medical Discovery. She credits the tonic for relief from mock symptoms and the relief lasting since she began taking it.
Fragmented OCR text discusses film education value and a navy scene. Mentions a mother and wife reacting to wartime imagery and a boy in the navy. Lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or place identifiers to form a solid news item.
Disjointed OCR style notes describe an obituary fragment with stray phrases about a Kaw, a venue, and unclear events. The readable bits mention helping at a fire Hale and a person named Venue, but most names and context are unreadable, leaving a partial, ambiguous memorial snippet.
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