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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
6
The notice outlines entries for a Wednesday event on the 18th with duration two hours. It lists a one year subscription option and mentions sponsors and locations in a compact public notice style.
Census figures for Wyoming national forests show elk at about 6 000, deer 7 200, moose 236, mountain sheep 1 860, bears 672 and antelope 230, with overall wildlife up 8 percent for coyotes and 14 percent for wildcats. Hunters and forest officers reduced predators while protected areas aided growth.
When you feel dull and stupid after eating and when constipated bilious or sick headache you should take Chamberlains Tablets. Also for sour stomach belching indigestion nervousness despondency and loss of appetite use as directed. Father Hennepin Found Coal. The earliest coal mention in the territory that became the United States comes from Father Louis Hennepin in 1679 journal noting a core mine in the Illinois River near Ottawa.
Observational passage notes women healers across many regions from North to South America, Africa, Australia, and Asia. It asserts medicine women are revered in various tribal traditions, highlighting gender roles in traditional healing practices.
A cantankerous remark wonders who among gentlemen knows anything about ancient silk and nap textures. The playful line blends regional dialect with rustic humor.
Missen Erma Judd and Vera Hill hosted a small gathering Tuesday with a Wight Games session and a lunch. Joe Linn and Ben Binns families visited. Jay Goodrick stayed with his parents in Wellyon. Mrs. Lundy and Mrs. Yokel called on Mrs. Lee Cover. Mrs. Ray visited from her ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Johnston visited with Mrs. Johnston’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Goodrick. A Teton report notes 7 to 2 feet of snow there. Tony Wilson attended the Hane at dacks on Friday. Miss Lanine Crandall returned from Girevonk to visit her sister Mrs. Dow May. Lew Cover and wife returned. Lew MODELS visit Onbeldy. Mr. and Mrs. Weyant and Stoter Pines attended. Wilson left for the Sun Shar ranch. Ale on Mok Bjah Ward gathered friends Monday. Kalb Chaney passed through town Wednesday on the way over to Tortreight. Mr. and Mrs. Crandall were in Wown Puenday.
War disrupts communications leaving about 4000 Mohammedan pilgrims from the Malay archipelago destitute in Arabia. A Dutch official in Jeddah oversees their embarkation on special ships to return colonial subjects home after the Mecca pilgrimage.
The Berkeley Campanile project faced delays due to insufficient data on similar structures. It rises 208 feet with a granite facing, steel and reinforced concrete core, and measures 84 feet at the base aimed to withstand earthquakes.
Mey mint Mrs. L A Kafferlin entertained about forty neighbors and friends with a three course alah v elask dinner last Saturday. The event featured colored paper headgear, High Five and Rock games, fruit and mate candies, plus instrumental and vocal selections. Miss Parp and Virginia Kafferlin entertained children at a private minature table. The gathering ended as a social season highlight in the valley.
A brief note thanks the party who returned boots advertised in last week’s Courier and offers return of their sack upon pickup from Novak. The Pure Food Club, hosted by Mesdames Astes and Ellis, enjoyed a Friday meeting with Progressive High Five at five tables and prize to Mrs. Ivan Kelly. Also mentions inviting the group to meet Mrs. Lloyd on March 30 and announces arrivals of Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Meare and Miss Frances Mears plus a Benedict from winter, and a sale offer for two good young teams Lux Luegs.
E D Jenkins of Freedom Wyoming advertises purebred Durham and Hereford bulls for sale. The bulls, shipped from major Iowa and Nebraska ranches, are registered and of high type. Contact E D Jenkins Freedom Wyoming.
Mary spoke rapidly leaving little chance to answer. A neighbor child played after school but not long. The mother investigated when her son returned late from play and Walter said she is always wound up 40.
A would be follower of the hounds accuses a horse dealer of selling a damaged, winded beast. The buyer demands remedy for a horse described as a "perined wod bind" with staggers. The dealer offers to provide the town’s top veterinarian instead of taking direct action.
In Leavenworth the Representative from Kansas criticized corrupt voters and warned of repeated voting incidents. The chaotic address featured jumbled phrases and unclear quotes as bystanders questioned arrest details and party lines.
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