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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
6
Report from Wyoming warns of severe elk feed shortage on federal ranches as winter weather tightens. Calves suffer higher losses from disease and malnutrition while many late-arriving animals decline. Efforts to move state hay from the U N Leek ranch to federal ranches in South Park begin Thursday to relieve distress.
John Pearson suffered a week of illness with fever and confined to bed delaying his scheduled reviews at Kelly. He shows improvement this week and plans to resume duties. Two strong teams, Lee Levas, headline local sports notes.
Pure bred Durham and Hereford bulls for sale at B D Jenkins ranch in Freedom Wyoming. Animals shipped to Star Valley from large stock ranches in Iowa and Nebraska. Bulls registered and of high type.
Advised use for dullness after eating, biliousness, headaches, sour stomach, indigestion, constipation, nervousness, despondency, and lack of relish. Claims relief after meals. available widely.
A historical notice outlines officer pay scales in active service, naming ranks from lieutenant general to second lieutenant with yearly salaries, plus captain and colonel caps for longer terms. It notes 10 percent increases for officers serving in territories like Hawaii and provides enlistment stipends for private soldiers escalating through seven enlistments, each term three years.
In a damaged report a skilled worker Snoty Le Tavish and Sunny discuss curing to Aveonpny the works aviator aboard a pew aircraft factory machine. A night flight brings hesitation and uncertain actions as the aviator asks for truth and the Scot speaks of preferring higher purpose over risky flying amid unclear dialogue and garbled lines.
An Edinburgh Scotsman notes wartime gains across munitions, shipping, coal, fisheries, and farming. He cites trawler skippers and potato growers profiting from price rises, warning that inflated profits strain poor consumers and demand price adjustments amid the war.
The next regular examination for teachers will be held at Kemmerer Afton Thayne Big Piney and Jackson Wyoming on March 29 30 and 31 1917. Dated at Kemmerer Wyoming March 3 1917. Marceler F Nichorsoy County Superintendent.
The Louisville Courier Journal remarks on a time when farmers will produce from vegetables the fuel to power automobiles. The author warns against misusing such fuel in the wrong tank and ending in trouble on the highway.
In a Puck cartoon, a young hospital nurse asks if he is really dead while an older nurse quips about movi e studios. The exchange captures comic mortality in a hospital setting with sharp wit.
On Friday evening March 2 a big dance will be given by the Cheney Relief Society ladies at the Cheney amusement hall with a Bazaar and Program. The program starts promptly at 7 00 P M and the public is invited to attend in the hope of avoiding the rush. Tea cream.
A fragment notes deposits and bills payable totaling 22,424.32 tied to state banks and bankers notes. Specific item references include time 22 and a seed code 14206, indicating an accounting or ledger entry. The readable facts point to financial instruments and sums without broader context.
Services start at 7 30 each evening and run about an hour with lively gospel singing brief addresses and Bible instruction all are invited Missionary John Pranson leads the program inviting the public to attend through the week
In November 1916 a pair of green high top lace boots were taken from the shop. The boots have since appeared in public on several occasions. The owner requests their return before further action is taken to recover them.
Over the last year Harvard students smoked fewer cigarettes and cigars, and spent less on billiards and pool. Cigarette and cigar expenditures fell about 20 percent from 1915 to 1916, with tobacco outlays dropping from 02 to 2587. Billiards and pool costs declined from 1825 in 1925 to 1292 in 1918, and reading expenditures also show reductions from 1226 in 1915 to 1226 in 1916.
The excerpt describes Redd-tis Black resisting a southern retreat for winter and choosing to stay where it is warmer, while a wife’s mother joins the household causing friction between the wife and her mate. The dialogue hints at tensions over seasonal relocation and domestic alliances.
A fragment recalls a lunar eclipse on a Wednesday and stirs memories of old gold rush days and foggy nights. The blurred text hints at nostalgic reflection and distant events tied to a memory or story.
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