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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
6
In Jackson's Hole the Courier urges ranchers to enter the Wheat or contest to boost land value by aiding milling wheat. It notes federal opposition to government ranch work, cites 3 percent and 28 percent increases in livestock feed mills, and criticizes neglect of elk preservation and feedground management amid rising demand.
A Hereford cow and yearling bellfer strayed from a ranch. The cow bears a quarter elvele A brand on the left hip with bar marks under bite. Previously owned by Guy Germain. owner may reclaim by paying feed bill and ad. Contact Jon Intanoen.
Helen, a diplomatic child, negotiates playtime with her sister and cousin Charlie over toys. She defuses tension by acknowledging Annie is enjoying the best time, presenting a peaceful arrangement. The scene highlights early social tact and sibling bargaining without conflict escalation.
Whooping cough relief claim notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective. A Blanden Springs, Alabama, reader states their baby improved swiftly after use. Product advertised as obtainable everywhere.
Department of the Interior announces Ora L Grisamer of Cheney Wyoming filed notice to make final five year proof to establish a land claim in township 39 north range 116 west. The hearing is before U S Commissioner Otho Williams at Jackson Wyoming on June 11 1017. Witnesses include George Kohnet William Manning Selar Cheney and A Bliss Cole of Cheney Wyoming.
Teton topics record residents visiting Jackson and surrounding ranches. Many attend to homestead proofs, wood hauling, and mail runs. multiple trips to Jackson, Bar BC and Bar HC ranches noted. Several families, including the Bessette, Smith, Mangus, and Danforth households, plan summer stays and returns.
A 150 yard by 18 mile strip along Paris fortifications will be uncultivated until the fortifications are demolished and the city gains the land. Mayors of Paris wards will meet to settle details. The area will become parks boulevards playgrounds and sites for public institutions. If spring yields improve France may record a bumper potato crop.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shinkle announce the birth of a daughter on April 24 at Aspen Ridge. The new arrival joins the family as a welcome addition to the household.
An article from the British press via the New York Times describes luminous hats worn in London to reduce flak injuries in darkened streets after blackouts. Early tests note a blue glow from a phosphorus-free pigment, with discussion of adoption by both genders and warnings tied to wartime lighting precautions.
A fragmentary report notes a marriage on April 26 to Mins Ethel Brown in Ogden and a return to Ye valley to establish a home on Jobin's homestead near Grovant. It mentions Jim Williams visiting Jackson, a group heading to Kanimenes for exams, Holmer Hark and Mt aiding as witnesses, and John Guthrie’s family moving to the Hanshaw ranch by the Ventre river area.
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