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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
6
A garbled OCR reading presents a fragmentary web page with scattered words. Names and dates are unclear, and no coherent event or person can be confirmed from the readable text.
A Philadelphia Ledger letter notes Canada aiding the war effort with funds and troops, compares Canada’s size and government to the United States, and recalls Revolutionary era events highlighting Canada’s early population and border history.
A physician notes shell shock occurs in soldiers without physical wounds while those with wounds show no such condition. The letter claims the severing impact of shell fragments redirects harm to the wound, sparing the nervous system, and describes typical unwounded cases with anxiety, tremors, insomnia, and sensitivity to sound.
For six years Browns and Robinsons, next-door neighbors, fought over a cat's depredations. Brown sends a peace note via his servant stating Mrs Brown's old cat died that morning. Robinson replies with sarcasm and refuses to acknowledge the truce, remarking he had not heard Mrs Brown was ill.
A fragment notes cleaning a razor with a mild solution to remove soil. It mentions steeping and a dilute mixture to achieve cleanliness. No persons or organizations are named. The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment from a broader notice or article.
Notice states that after a stated date the signer will be responsible for any debts incurred by his wife or any other person named Richard Myer. The language is informal and appears to be a personal debt disclaimer or public notice.
The Community Club plans a short Friday evening meeting at 7 to decide on frontier show plans for the year. Debate centers on whether to fund farming incentives with about 200 in prizes for ranchers who cultivate unused land. Attendees urged to attend.
The Pure Food Club met last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. J. Van Vieck with about two dozen ladies present. The gathering included sewing and conversation, plus a business session arranging details of the annual club card party. Mrs. Van Vieck, assisted by Misses Gertrude Redmond and Lidele Simpson, served a delicious lunch. The next meeting will be at Mrs. W. A. Delaney's home, with Mrs. Redmond also set to entertain.
315 000 00 Called in Certificates of Indebtedness numbers 6794 to 7200 are hereby called in and interest will cease on the 30th day of April, m7. Gilbert Tay son, County Treasurer. Whooping Cough guidance claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is highly effective. A Jackson, Lady, reports quick improvement in a baby. Obtainable everywhere.
G R Blain hosted a public event Tuesday featuring an open house with entertainment by George Blain. About 150 attendees, including many children, enjoyed dancing, tables games, popcorn and candy, and prizes in a social evening praised for hospitality.
The Baptist Church marks Mother's Day on May 13 with an evening service honoring mothers and memory. A program will be published next week. May 6 evening will focus on Red Cross army work as part of wartime relief appeals. Sunday School at 10:30 with the message Jesus the Servant of all and the Golden Text Whosoever Would be first among you shall be Servant of all. Public invited. John Psanson
Notice states an election to be held on the ath dayyot May 1017 in the town of Indvog to elect a mayor for one year two commissioners for two years and one councilman for one year. Polling place is George TR. Binin's osidoroy building. Polls open 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Atten: KE. N. Moody, Clerk HL. W. Doloney, Mayor.
A Hereford cow and jostling helper are listed as stray at a ranch. It bears a quarter circle 4 brand on the left hip and Rarmarke under bit on both sides. Contact the owner if identified.
Animals once owned by Guy Germain may be reclaimed by paying a fee and the listed bill. The notice invites the owner to contact the advertiser to recover custody and resolve the matter.
Consolidated notices from the U.S. Land Office at Evanston Wyoming dated April 21 1917 and March 17 1917 publish claims by Ora L Grismer Paul C Lyons Jaber J Saunders Charles Hisg and others for homestead entries in Townships 39 40 42 North Range 116 115 West and related Meridian lines. Writings note final five year proof dates before U S Commissioner in Jackson Wyoming with witnesses named.
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