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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
6
The Grand Island Business College in Nebraska claims thirty years of leadership in business education. It advertises unemployment-ready training, flexible salaries, and merit as key hiring factors. A free catalogue is offered on request.
A mixture of ads and notices including dental work by Dr L J Moreton to Moran for two weeks starting March 17. ranch sale including horses in foal and geldings for sale. Ninety day oats seed at 40 lb per bushel. Kimball piano for sale. Shoe repair ad and express delivery notes. Lost or strayed roan Keifer horse, two strayed horses and cattle with branding and reward offers.
Charles Pergler argues in Asia Magazine that a large, unified state is essential amid global disarray. He predicts a 12 million population, 50 000 English square mile territory, and references to long historical precedents for powerful nation states.
The text describes how Britain avoided creating new regiments in World War I, instead expanding existing units like the Royal Scots and Welsh Fusiliers. It details the loss of individuality as men became symbols of their regiments, the pride embodied in polished buttons and daily shaving, and the rigid discipline that sustained courage in trenches. Their lines bent but did not break, preserving esprit de corps.
The piece notes December 24 1814 signing of the Ghent peace treaty and subsequent moves as news traveled slowly to cities. It cites a Christian Science Monitor view on future communication and recalls seventeenth century preacher Glanvil discussing conveying ideas across time and the notion of avian or booted travel to distant lands.
Reading Berks county reports show male births dominate postwar periods a common pattern across history. Authors note no scientific explanation yet. population growth may outpace prewar levels despite heavy casualties. The piece cites the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
An archaeological survey led by Dr W T Mills in the Flint Rigo district near Colony line and Zanesville reports a long outcrop of flint bearing limestone. Ancient miners mined and chipped waste fragments into arrowheads and tools, supplying material for primitive implements and local milling.
A memo describes a major expenditure to stand up a gate and other components for the railway system as recommended by the chief engineers. The plan outlines funding of about 1,000, but the text is garbled and the precise amount and details are unclear.
A fragmentary report notes pigeons carrying messages for French and British leaders despite confusion among reporters. The item hints at dispatches in wartime letters and civilian use of messenger birds.
A general bristles when a foot soldier fails to salute and asks what two stars on his car mean. The private replies that they signify two sons in the army, sparking laughter among the staff.
Mia Teresa Eden Richardson died in Bath England. She served in hospitals during four wars earning multiple medals including the South African medal and the 1914 Star. She worked at Bloemfontein during the South African War and with the Red Cross in Japan during the Russo Japanese War. She nursed in Athens in the Greco Turkish War and in Antwerp during the present conflict. She and her maid stayed at a London hotel as German forces advanced and escaped by coal barge down the Scheldt.
The article notes nuts are a nutritious food source due to fat and protein. Chestnuts stand out for carbohydrate content and nuts like butternuts walnuts hazelnuts pecans and almonds can substitute meat by providing fat and flavor. Vegetarians use nuts in varied dishes such as croquettes and souffles.
J C Welliver in National Geographic notes Britain's drastic milk measures aid infants. Adults face fines for serving milk at public eateries, motivating proprietors to ensure milk supply. Result: under five mortality halved versus prewar figures and babies increasingly well.
A child named Dane defies her mother by riding around the block despite being told not to leave the front area. Upon returning, the mother scolds her and asks why she did not obey, while Dane mulls over the incident and reflects on the possible consequences.
A garbled note describes a new device by Bartind W Cardwell from Texarkana Texas. The blotted text outlines a novel writing aid with a curved matter unit and a writing mechanism claimed to assist during work at the desk.
Notice states all applications to graze cattle horses and sheep in Teton National Forest must be filed in Jackson Wyoming by March 15 1919. Full information on grazing fees and forms will be supplied on request. A C McCain Supervisor Adv.
Department of the Interior notices James F. Bird of Washington D C and Ernest Jackson of Wyoming filing final three year proof for Forest Homestead Entry Serial 06112 in Section 12 Township 39 North Range 116 West Be/ Sixth Principal Meridian. Proof to be made before J B Randolph Notary Public Washington D C on March 20 1919. Registrar Nisbet records.
A local event promises a dance and hot chicken supper at a community venue on Monday March 17th. Proceeds support local programs with music, dancing, and meals for attendees. Reservations encouraged.
In a tense scene at noon, Joseph declares himself the engineer of the establishment. Laura Merkly confronts him with heat and danger, threatening to erupt in steam and fling him into the street as she orders him to listen. The dialogue captures a volatile power clash.
A brief note quotes locals debating relocation despite ample space, citing insufficient cellar capacity for coal storage. The plan centers on moving to a larger base to accommodate growing needs and improve storage viability.
An American hospital in France treated a lieutenant who hid both legs in battle. His wife sent four packages containing six pairs of socks. He joked about being out of tuck as he tested them at the cot. A blue-eyed baby tale emerges with a adoption rumor and later corrections about eye color.
Fragmented note advises slow chewing and fat intake at supper. Suggests taking Chamberlain's Tablets before bed for sour stomach. the text is unclear and reads as a stray health tip.
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