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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
2
Readable segments note a Kansas City style roundup of varied world and local incidents. Impacts include a miner strike hearing in Colorado, deaths from accidents, political and legal actions, and international tensions with ships, trials, and droughts shaping the week’s tone.
Amid torrential rain fighting rages in Flanders as German troops push toward Ypres while Canadians counterattack to regain lost ground. Russian assaults continue in the Carpathians and Champagne as Austro German positions face renewed pressure.
Refugees at the Russian line report ongoing massacres by Mohammedans across Armenia. They claim all residents of ten villages near Van have been killed, with AP counting 400 dead at Urea and 120 at Sabmas. Signs of slaughter remain three weeks after the killings at Hattevan.
Dispatches report denial of peace rumors in Germany while summing that official circles reject any immediate negotiations. In Milan, a deputy dismisses Italian participation shifts, signaling cautious stance amid war discourse.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions miscounts and dates March 4 December 3 and a year. It references PINTO and HEAL with unclear context and no identifiable people or organizations.
In a tight race Cramer Quah topped the BLOC slate as voters weighed regional issues. Observers noted Mint Me and Sng Nuk to Abe Baliaute among supporters, with Prack and Sarge signaling party momentum.
Prof G W Barnes, farm advisor, explains baby beef as fat cattle aged one to two years weighing 800 to 1100 pounds. They must be well bred and kept fleshy to finish for market under eighteen months.
The guidance stresses a liberal grain ration for fattening beeves, paired with high roughage like alfalfa or cowpea hay to expand digestive capacity. It notes heifer calves fatten faster than steers and should be marketed earlier, with younger prime heifers fetching higher discrimination in price.
University of Arizona farm advisor notes that most swine intestinal worms come from infected ground. Rotating pastures reduces parasite exposure and helps keep hogs healthier.
Health officials urge farmers to prevent hog cholera by strict biosecurity. Do not allow outsiders on the farm and report any suspected disease promptly. If intruders threaten your herd, take decisive action to protect your animals.
Fragmentary OCR describes cattle feeding as a profitable method for a man to manage and plow land. mentions Totaiione Ey and Hotemis with unclear context and numerous garbled terms. Readable names and places are scarce, leaving the core idea of cattle feeding as a profitable land management concept.
Secretary Daniels released a letter to President Garfield detailing naval preparedness. He notes 225 vessels fully commissioned and 101 in reserve or uncommissioned ready for war, eight submarines and seven auxiliaries authorized, with ammunition stocked. Enlisted strength totals 88,995 with 5,824 more sailors since March 1, 1914.
Negotiations for the southern Idaho power merger concluded Saturday. If the Idaho Public Utilities Commission approves, the deal would combine transmission lines, plants, and sites in Idaho valued at 14.26 million dollars, linking Idaho Light & Power with Southern Idaho Power and other utilities.
Cable advices to the state department from Bo Carleton Maker, American consul at Chung King, report thousands in the Sacchuan province starving or dying by their own hand to escape famine. Drought worsens hunger, hit areas include Puckow and Cuns Chow.
Frederick W. Seward assistant secretary under Ligeots Mapes era dies at home in Montrose New York in his yesteryear age. He leaves widow Auta M Seward and one brother General William Seward of Auburn. Hugh Ly Sool chief of state Army will be advanced to major general upon retirement for age. Arthur Surrey mentioned.
A medical note from Ironton mentions a woman improving in health after an illness. The report cites relief and better strength following a period of weakness.
Daniel Sheehan of Devote tells how Marr’s Wonderful Remedy helped him with stomach trouble and intestinal pain. He reports relief after using the tonic and urges readers to try it with a money back guarantee. The tale includes a crusty patient challenging a doctor over pain.
Readers sample several emollients free at the mall while a pastoral scene unfolds with Hetty milking. Observers report a startled escape as a frightened cow retreats, while Betty explains the animal is its mother.
A playful town dialogue shows a plan to fetch a real doctor for a sick actor. A villager endpoints to a corner grocer to find a man who can cure him as sympathy shifts to henpecked husbands and dogs.
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