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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
6
A newly launched introductory note proclaims the Courier’s partnership with the valley, crediting Mr. Winger for six years of ownership and vowing a united front. The editors promise open columns for fair complaints and equal causes, while warning against constant critics and sensationalism.
A speech urging Americans to support the Victory Liberty Loan with personal financial sacrifice. It frames lending as patriotism, contrasts Bolshevism with unified national effort, and stresses soldiers’ sacrifices and the duty to pay debts to back government efforts. It calls for citizens to show their loyalty through investing in liberty bonds and to reject slacker behavior.
The article explains pagodas origin as a Persian derived word meaning hut idol and temple. It notes pagodas are sacred towers in India China and Burma, often multi story and richly adorned, built to house relics or as merit work, with Chinese pagodas typically eight to eighteen stories and an odd number of stories. references early dates and cultural connections. It also includes the anecdote about a nineteen year old man and sixteen year old girl planning to marry and seeking a license, meeting a discontented couple and children at the courthouse, and deciding to leave after a flirtation.
India, with nearly three million acres of cane and over a third of the world’s sugar, spends about 25 million dollars annually on sugar and exports may grow as centralized refining plants develop. The piece notes traditional limits due to primitive machinery and refining practices and religious dietary restrictions.
An analysis notes British 2700 ton submarines with surface speed around 28 knots are too slow and nearly blind when submerged. It argues submarines, though capable of limited underwater detection, are ineffective weapons until improvements allow true underwater steering and range.
The tale explains wool’s division into clothing and other products, noting most wool goes into reworked wool or shoddy. It highlights how only a small portion becomes warm weather garments while the rest is repurposed for coats blankets and stockings.
The article reviews how war debts were paid and reduced after the Revolutionary War through 1812, noting figures from $80,902,604 in 1798 to $45,200,787 in 1812, a later drop to $47,512, and a long growth period after the Civil War reaching $2,772,174.
A brief notice promotes Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy to tone up the stomach improve digestion and regulate bowels. It asserts that thinness is not always desirable and suggests these tablets help those who feel miserable after meals.
Notice of intention to prove final three year proof for two entries in Lincoln and Teton counties, filed by Joseph H. Cheney of Chaney and Arthur L. Tyler of Grovant. Hearings before U.S. Commissioner Otho E. Williams in Jackson on May 24, 1919. Witnesses named include Bean, Davis, Cheney, Fiscua, Hanshew, Brown, Hanne, Romey, Nisbet.
A jumble of sale notices for oats barley hay and livestock including Morgan horse and short horn cows plus an essay on Homes Help Community praising open fences and public spirited home ownership. The items list prices breeds and contact names such as Jackson Wye Kelly Storer and Wallace Ricks with delivery notes and stage line references.
A young girl enjoyed a city visit with her caregiver, describing the trip with charming mispronunciations. She recalled days spent with delight, saying they stayed at a sleeper and returned home with a simple happy memory.
The text describes artificial pearl composition using drill whales of the ablet or blay with a green back and white belly. It states about four thousand are needed to produce a pound at scales, referencing essenoa and a measure of five pounds.
Fragmentary line describes after injury a bottle of Chamberlain's product, with unclear instructions and mistyped phrases. The readable portion hints at treatment steps but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or organizations to identify a complete news item.
For sale a portion or entire property including lug, remnants and house. Auction covers speed area and building quality. Location cited as Ahir for sale ai mmorifier Delomay Kewmarer Wyo with details limited by readable text.
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