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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
6
An aged advertisement from the Jackson's Hole Courier promotes the Grand Island Business College in Grand Island Nebraska. It touts over thirty years of success in qualifying young people for government banking and business positions and invites fee particulars through the well known institution.
We express gratitude to relatives and friends for their kindness and help during the time of bereavement for Tandore Grace Laura and Lewis Wilson.
Bad Cold Take Chamberlains Couch Remedy promoted for cold relief. Shoes sent to Reile & Cooper, 720 Main St, Boine Idaho for refurbishment and return. Express delivery by Jackon Meat Market address. Lost or Strayed items include a Roan horse branded on right shoulder with $10 reward. IOwners listed: Holland Moran Wyoming, P C Hansen Jackson Wyoming, J M Burton, and a red cow with left ribs brand and bobbed tail with reward. Also sales ads for oats and barley by Jas Williams Kelly and Harry Scott Jackson Wyoming.
Friends and relatives of Ralph Cheney are asked not to call at his home after five o clock as it disturbs his much needed rent. This notice is inserted at his request, Mira I W Cheney.
British aviators argue that flight will transform world thinking by broadening horizons and encouraging cleaner ideas. The aerial view linking England France Belgium and Holland fosters new empathy and reduces petty quarrels as nations become closer viewed from the sky.
Bugtown Star correspondent reports Mr. Ant, a well known citizen, arrested at his home on food hoarding charges. Large quantities of dried provisions and other staples found in his basement. Witnesses say he stored food to skirt price controls. Ant claims unseen force compelled storage and denies intent to profit, case under food administration review.
An essay contemplating death as a natural passage, contrasting mortal fear with immortality. It cites Iver’s fate, a poet’s longing for peace, and Michael Fairlisss Road Mender lines about Pluto and Asenel. Death, in gentle surrender, is described as a departure into a larger, welcoming realm.
Field Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood lauds patriotism in action noting a nearby wounded soldiers' hospital run cheaply and efficiently. His daughter works there daily as a pantry child with others similarly situated. Three ex-cooks head the cooking and refuse payment, while all laundry is done free of charge.
A carved cameo of Hadrian, a translucent chalcedony boss with a Medusa head, sold at auction for about 8700 dollars. The piece, part of the Marlborough collection, links to connoisseurs such as Thomas Howard and William Bessborough. The sale traces to June 1875 and David Bromilow of Battlesden Park.
Reading notes describe difficulties in producing a satisfactory compass for serial work. The text mentions neutralizing engine magnetism and mitigating centrifugal effects that caused the compass to swing away from true north during banking or turning. It notes progress toward an excellent compass design in use.
An OCR fragment describes soldiers learning English and a National figure, noting thousands of men involved and a library being written about. It mentions Ary Whieminck and a literary group tied to Aldertown, with tensions over training coins and supplies.
A community notice promotes a dance and hot chicken supper at 4 vent on Monday March 17. Ifo Ady is listed as contact for details.
A short essay argues that poverty stems from fear and misattitude toward money. It contrasts earned wealth with spiritual starvation and urges embracing nature’s wonders, dreaming for future gains, and building solid foundations through small deeds. The idea attributed to Pat Rae Fenton in the Nautilus appears as the source.
Mr Alexander Wetmore of the United States Biological Survey notes lead poisoning in waterfowl has grown in economic importance. Ducks and swans ingest shotgun pellets in marshes where shot remains in the stomach and, ground by gravel, dissolves and absorbs, causing slow paralysis emaciation and death. A single No 6 shot has caused death in some cases.
The article explains ecology as the study of plants and animals in nature and their interdependence, then shifts to Hoyle the writer of games and literature. It notes Hoyle born in 1762 and died August 29, 1708 in Cavendish Square London, detailing his work on whist and other games, his legal background, and his influence on public introductions to card game rules.
James F Bird of Washington DC formerly Cheney Wyoming filed a final three year proof for Forest Homestead Entry Serial 06112 in Section 12 Township 39 North Range 116 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Witnesses Ernest Woolard A N Davin Frank Tanner all of Jackson Wyoming Cheney Wyoming testify before United States Commissioner Otho Williams in Jackson Wyoming on March 2 1919. Alex Nisbet Register.
The account describes early exploration around the time of Columbus with Lin fret party reaching Cuba. It notes indigenous use of fragrant herbs for perfume and chewing, and that American expansion led to widespread smokable use.
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