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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
5
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure kidney liver and bladder remedy in non stimulant form. It urges readers to buy bottles or send ten cents for a sample and notes a sworn purity statement with each bottle.
A chaotic week reports a Seattle raid seizing a 200 name IWW directory, Chicago rail workers abort talks, arrests in Butte shootings, and a string of political and military tensions from Texas to Mexico.
The supreme council plans to request President Wilson lead Armenian mandate. They discuss boundaries, with Turkey claiming Erzerum, and debate whether Erzerum should join Armenia. Palestine remains under British mandate, while Mesopotamia and Palatine areas are allocated to France and Britain respectively. The council leans toward Wilson's December note.
A War Department summary states most state executives and military leaders still support the central government despite Sonora revolt disruptions. Mexico City tightens control with a steel ring on rebel areas and crushes scattered outbreaks nationwide.
More than two thousand railroad trainmen were expelled on April 25 for taking part in an unauthorized strike in the Hila district. Boward Mev Hugh, chairman of the strikers' executive committee, said local union charters were revoked. In Tokyo, a Home League to educate the Japanese people about the league’s dangers has been organized.
OCR fragment references Johnson Wine in Montana Butte and a presidential primaries election with vague mentions of Senator Timon WW Johnsw of California and other unclear names and places. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable facts or dates.
Disrupted Siberian railway fees have ended though mall and passenger routes to southern Europe remain affected. Officials plan to restore timetables by rescheduling services to Vienna and Constantinople, aiming to reduce delays and reestablish international routes.
Fragmentary text describes rebel advances under General Avagel Flores toward Culiacan, with claims of military progress and government reaction. Mentions labor secretary and a question of February policy amid unrest.
An old Lake City Utah ad offers mail order hair goods with prices five dollars and up. It claims transformations starting at ten dollars and promises hair samples from the crown to measure for perfect fit.
The article recounts Jonathan Swift’s campaign against Wood’s halfpence in Ireland. It outlines Britain’s plan to monetize Wood’s coin, swift opposition, a Privy Council report, Carteret’s compromise, and the grand jury actions that led to the coin failing to circulate.
The article notes owls hunt nocturnal rodents, reducing pests that burden agriculture. It highlights the owl’s night vision and silent flight as key factors, portraying the species as a natural, underused ally in farming. The piece, from the Los Angeles Times, argues for greater appreciation of owls' beneficial role.
The article states the mint director’s office notes that the earliest coins were authorized by an act of Congress on April 2, 1702. It mentions the ten dollar gold piece, half eagle, quarter eagle, and various silver denominations, all minted around the same period, with exact minting order unclear.
A reflective piece questions how to preserve brief life moments from oblivion. It ponders the fragile grasp of time and the impulse to rescue small events from fading, invoking themes of memory, loss, and change.
A garbled report mentions Milch Goate in America and a registry of horses in Armorican names. It oddly references trot events and various unclear persons and places with no coherent facts or dates.
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