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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
6
Partially readable text describes a legal or contractual notice with dates and terms but the source is garbled. It mentions a one year Bly Mortine and three mortls in a formal setting, with likely official names or places embedded. The fragmentary nature prevents exact extraction of entities or a clear event.
Governor Carey spoke on February 23 arguing the Wugenius bill passed by the legislature. The new law requires every male applying for a marriage license to obtain within ten days a certificate from a physician in his county showing no venereal disease.
A playful column riffs on a dramatic theft hoax involving an actress and her bottle while lampooning sensational losses of jewels. It jokes about archery rivaling golf after a constitutional amendment blocks the ninth hole and ponders religion saving American industry amid a shoemaker’s crisis.
The article outlines Howe Bill 211 of the Sixteenth Legislature, detailing seasonal openings for elk deer moose antelope and other species, license requirements and prohibitions. It notes special bull moose permits and resident and non resident fee structures, firearm caliber restrictions and bag limits for elk deer game birds and fish.
A Kemmerer movement aims to stage Yokel Dern wrestling in Kemmerer. The event would need a large guarantee but is seen as highly likely to succeed and would put the town on the national sporting map. Yokel favors Kemmerer above other towns.
The speaker reports attending optical student meetings and optics experts abroad and promises advanced eye treatment methods. He guarantees up to date service and advises visitors to see him at Kelley on March 15 and at Jackeon on March 16 for eye trouble assessment.
Washington reports the Supreme Court declared sections of the Lever food control act unconstitutional and upheld federal farm loan act provisions on tax exemptions. The decisions affect actions against profiteering by merchants, large farm loans, and related injunctions, with Justice Holmes and McReynolds dissenting. The Court’s division was six to two, Brandeis not participating.
Hand painted tally cards calling cards and wedding and birth announcements with chic artistic taste. Prices and samples available on request from Rachael Saunders in Sackson Wye with contact details and display of work. Harvesting by machinery noted as historical reference with early practical methods discussed.
An offer promotes Thrice a Week World at 1.00 per year and bundles it with Jackson Hole Courier for 3.00. The ad highlights Europe coverage and tabloid style reporting, claiming 156 papers for one year and noting combined subscription savings.
Lincoln county fans witnessed a two fall wrestling bout as Yokel defeated Burns on February 28 under the American Legion post. Yokel won the first fall in 27 minutes with a front hammerlock and secured the second by pin, drawing praise from the crowd and Kemmerer Republican reporters.
Notice warns that express and freight notices must remit beer or cash to cover charges. It notes a practice of paying others’ freight and express, allows charges to be sent directly to the Victor agent, and states a rate of 7 cents per pound for freight from Victor to Jackson.
Sale notice lists a 4-year-old pinto gelding about 110 percent weight, strawberry roan with large white spots, untroke yet gentle, halter broken and leads well. Sold by Mrs. Jess Buchanan four years ago for $90. Baxter of Jackson, Wye advertises other items. mention of early Oxford-Cambridge boat races as local reminiscence.
Classified ad fragment lists goods for sale including good milling and feed wheat, horse barley, and seed wheat offered by local sellers. Mentions locations Wauran Boorr Dry Hollow and price cues like 63.00 per cwt and 2.50 per bushel with names Jas Witt and Jackson.
A stray cow with unclear branding, possibly K or EE on the left side, is found at the Dick’ Turpin ranch near Kelly Wyoming. Owner urged to claim by paying feed and ad costs. contact Ep Reson.
A fragmented report notes experiments on the resistance to decay of various woods used in aircraft construction. Spruce is described as extensively employed yet not very durable, while Port Oxford gear, Boarharn cypreee, and Calltorine redwood are noted as resistant to decay. The text ends with a poetic, unclear line about the night and morning.
Last chance to order Rawleigh goods appears on a dated notice. It mentions a final order deadline on Saturday March 12 and hints at agricultural or generic product purchases with terse instructions and an unclear contact point.
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