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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
3
The St Nicholas article describes a New York tenement fire blamed on a milk bottle lamp and a frightened tabby cat. A spinnter heard a crash from a rear window as a milk bottle shattered, the startled cat leaping and triggering the blaze in the first floor rooms.
Fragmented text asserts that cold origins are misunderstood and promotes Chamberlain remedy as effective. It cites supposed widespread belief about warmth and dampness, praising longevity of usage and urging readers to try the product despite unclear evidence.
Lord Carmichael, nearing the end of his governor term in Behgal, will be succeeded by Lord Ronalduhay. A Scotchman by habit, he was noted in Victoria Australia for generosity in large sums yet thrift in small. At a clansmen dinner under the Southern Cross he quipped that smoking is costly and that other people's tobacco never draws.
The city plans a pioneering municipal bus operation for street traffic linking with the municipal railways before year’s end. The first route will cross Golden Gate Park, transfers will be issued and accepted with the municipal line. Five buses can operate at 13 cents per mile and will recoup costs due to higher traffic on the municipal lines.
Sunday services listed with multiple times at local Baptist church. Sunday School on subject Jena Saves from Sint dot sta. Memorial and other services scheduled for Mrs T A Wallage and Mrs W Beagle, with sermons by Jon Pearson.
A scribbled scene features Mrs Bensonhurst, Mr T, and a puzzled cashier as a bank check is discussed. The dialogue spans hunting, shaving brushes, and ambiguous names like Rastus and Jes' as soon as, with a New York Globe reference noting a misread or disputed check.
A civic program arranged by Mrs Mayer features an orchestra and vocal solo by Miss Fae Delaney, a "Charcoal Man" recital, an eight girl class recitation, a vocal duet, a character sketch Naughty Zell, and selections by Jennie, Ellen Richards, Lenora Lloyd, and a stage struck girl.
A Philadelphia chemist at the Franklin Institute demonstrated a "stone soap" meat substitute made from sodium phosphate calcium carbonate ammonium sulphate sugar yeast and autolysis. The fermentation enzymes convert minerals into organic meat, with testers deeming it as nutritious and beefy in odor as market beef extract, and cheaper than traditional meat.
The Canal Zone covers land and water within five miles of the canal center on the Pacific side but excludes the three mile limit on the Atlantic and Pacific ends. It spans about 441% square miles with land at 882.85 square miles. Gatun Lake and adjacent areas total 1064 square miles, Miraflores and other zones add more, and a 1915 treaty ceded land near Panama City to Panama in exchange for two small tracts. The treaty also granted canal administration control of waters of Gatun Lake up to the 100 foot contour.
Department of the Interior notices individuals Chad Henry Gunther Mary Barber Harrie Robison and Harrie R Robison on homestead and final proof filings in Wyoming. Witness lists include Norman J. Smith Holliday H. Menor Peter Hansen Warren J. Francis John Barber George H. Goe Roy McBride Willis McBride and Ben Goe. Proceedings occur at Jackson with dates in 1917 and related serial numbers and sections specified.
A fragmentary passage discusses rare combinations and ideas, mentioning Bowie, power, and conceptions. It hints at attempts to shape descriptions and meanings, referencing names and notions in a stream of consciousness style. The text remains obscure and lacks a clear narrative.
The text shows a fragmented exchange about marriage and a person named AoW Ted Gate Co Unto, suggesting a dated or coded dialogue. Details are unclear, with multiple garbled words and missing context, making specific events or individuals hard to identify.
A partial OCR reads a vague notice about a road change or maintenance near Galy One Straight Road and MG Wagid Ga with unclear details. The readable portion mentions a future event or test related to a route alteration but lacks dates or official names.
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