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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
4
The piece urges readers to confront personal errors rather than judge others, noting the hidden bias of believing others err more than oneself. It argues for humility, hard work, and patience to overcome self-satisfaction and urges focusing on one's own faults before critiquing neighbors.
An efficiency expert notes that most work occurs amid noise and rush in modern business. Concentration in busy environments is essential to avoid wasted energy and time as many tasks overlap. Burglars and bookkeepers share a common trait in making entries within their duties.
Notice from Department of the Interior land office at Evanston Wyoming that Charles M Shinkle of Geovont Wyoming and Charles F B Davis of Belly Wyoming seek final proof to establish claims on parcels in Township 43 North Range 115 West and Township 4 North Range 115 West Sixth Principal Meridian before John B Willian commissioner at Jackson Wyoming on April 20 1915. Witnesses Howard Darwin Deeley A Kattertie Jobnal Woodward Charles B Davis and Fred L Shinkle all of Kelly Wyoming.
H Berry Wall, a New York clubs man, arrived late to an opera matinee. The doors stayed closed until the first intermission as a lady attempted entry. Wall warned the doorkeeper against reopening during the act, joking that half the audience would rush out if doors opened.
A man suspected of counterfeiting or robbery tried to change a $1,090 bill. He was found to be a motion picture actor and rarely earned a smaller wage in his weekly salary, which resolved the matter.
Public notice lists multiple filings for land claims in Carton and Jackson Wyoming. Applicants seek to establish ownership via final five year proofs before U.S. Commissioner Otho E Williams and other officials, with witnesses named from Grovant, Kelly, and Jackson communities.
A war correspondent notes the Paris public now sees large American military motorcycles with big riders in campaign hats driven through the streets at high speed. French observers point to the Sheepshead Bay 24 hour record and wonder if American dispatch riders will push to match such speeds on Boulevard Saint Germain.
A fragmented account notes that Russian educated women moved freely in professional fields before the revolution. It cites women owning factories and estates, earning university degrees with men, teaching, and entering medicine and dentistry. It mentions growing support for women in legal work and jury duties, with teachers and professors gaining pensions after lengthy service.
A garbled street scene describes a man reacting to a disruption on a street car. A curious incident unfolds involving an unexpected event as bystanders watch the unfolding moment and a woman’s movements are noted in a noisy urban setting.
Parish entry lists sermons prayers and services by the rector and a Sunday school schedule. The text records Holy Communion and sermon each Sunday and evening prayer on Sundays with a rector named Nasi. The readable parts suggest regular weekly services and education events timed in a month.
An article discusses how American business and industry can learn to save, highlighting the need to reduce waste and improve efficiency. It imagines future gains from canal and fuel reforms and calls for practical, methodical savings to power progress, contrasting traditional views on gender roles with changing social norms.
A damaged item warns of pneumonia risk from damp air in Murel. It advises prompt care for colds and suggests trying a dog remedy from a local seller. Obtainable wherever.
An excerpt reflects on aging artistry valued for tone and authenticity. It notes how a Cremona inspired instrument gains character and worth over time, with Holmes praising enduring craft and refined sound.
A fragment discusses frugal living and rationing to improve household welfare. It notes strict limits on Tod and food, urging moderation to strengthen family health and resource use during hardship.
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