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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
6
The county and state defense councils seek input from every valley rancher on WW crop prospects. Report blanks mailed two weeks ago are returning slowly, delaying compilation of the defense report. Fill and mail the enclosed stamped envelope promptly to aid national defense efforts.
The Executive Committee plans a printed brand book for the Jackson's Hole Cattle Association. Material is ready at the Gourier office with high grade Morocco leather covers and a rlog binder. Members are urged to submit brands promptly to avoid extra printing costs.
J C Counts reports from his ranch near the Snake River this week and urges anyone in the valley with seed potatoes for sale to report to the secretary of the Community Club. Several four‑horse loads of machinery and supplies have been leaving Jackson in recent days bound for the Kik Ranch Go at Rik.
Autoneuties, land clearing, and garden preparations spread through Jackson. Weeks claim framed near Nigger Basin under Saunder homestead. Vacant Jackson lots broken for gardens, mule saddles sold, and commissioner Kemmerer assisted. Sunday school Mother’s Day program pleased attendees. LaVerne Winegar shower honors mention. Miss Winegar rumors of impending departure, gifts abound at Delaney home gathering hosted by Mrs. O. L. Lunbeck.
A branded Hereford yearling heifer disappeared after a swamp roundup last fall. Wintering parties request information leading to her recovery and offer a reward. Contact Gronew Gow if seen or can provide whereabouts.
Ora L Grisamer of Cheney Wyoming filed for final five year proof to establish a land claim in Township 39 North Range 116 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Proceedings before A S Commissioner Otho E Williams at Jackson Wyoming on June 11 1917. Witnesses: George Hulmet William F Manning Selar Cheney and A Bliss Cole all of Cheney Wyoming.
A Blendin Springs reader from Alabama states that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved his baby’s severe whooping cough. He reports the remedy worked quickly and effectively, and notes the product is obtainable everywhere.
Dr Maria Montessori of Rome warned that toys will be unknown and children must enjoy useful activities suited to their minds. The New England Montessori Association hosted her urging impatience by mothers hinders progress and urging children be allowed to perform tasks independently.
Estray listing for a Hereford cow and yearling at a ranch. The cow bears a quarter elfele A brand on the left hip and has underbit marks on both jaws. The note identifies ownership and basic branding details.
Formerly owned by Guy Germain, these animals may be placed with a new owner who covers feed and related costs. Interested buyers are urged to contact the advertiser to arrange adoption and payments.
The Smithsonian says good emeralds range from 350 to 500 dollars per carat, rising sharply with size, while diamonds of similar size run 1000 to 2000 dollars. Emeralds over four carats are nearly priceless, harder to imitate and hold color under heat and artificial light, making them popular for evening wear.
The article extols skunk farming as a valuable commercial venture, noting the beauty and market value of skunk fur. It contrasts with polecats and mentions northern and western breeders, southern habitats, and the potential profits for industrious households.
Early last year a Scottish grocer and his assistant Mackay agreed one must leave the shop for duty. Mackay later returned in khaki, claiming he only ran the shop while the owner’s women talked of war, then asserted he must fight. The owner challenged his claim.
The article describes ore unloading from a vehicle at the Creat Lakes, noting material in corners and between turrets. A bucket reaches the area, while a crane shovel automates unloading, replacing manual work with a wheeled shovel and a deck approach beneath hatch openings.
Mr and Mrs A J Whidden arrived from St Anthony Treaday and are staying at the Feed Hotel for a few days before moving their ranch north of town.
The Baptist church announces next Sunday's Sun day School topic The Importance of self-control from Inn. 28 1 13 and the Golden Text Every man that striveth in tie games exerciseth self-control in all things There is no evening service A G A Ht Memorial Service will be held Sunday evening May 27 There will be Sunday School at Kelly and SL Buffalo at 2 00 p m and a service at 3 p m John Pearson
Viscount Kaneko outlined points on religion and policy, arguing friendship recognizes faults but Christians must be well trained for effective work in Japan. He praised graduates of Christian schools, warned against compromising faith, and stressed broad training and gentlemanly conduct for Christian representatives.
In Langhorne Pennsylvania an uncommon scene drew an audience as two parrots from Australia perform affectionate acts described as kissing and singing. A dignified professor observed the display with evident fascination, and the birds delighted their onlookers with a bright plumage show and repeated courtship gestures.
In Springfield, a $5 gold piece was placed into a pay car box and a street railway purse, exchanging it for a nickel by a woman. The first $5 piece remains unclaimed as investigators review the incident and possible widespread confusion over gold coins in everyday change.
Reported remarks describe a coach noting children need firm guidance and consistent routines at home and school. The narrative portrays an educator evaluating teams and emphasizing discipline and structure to support youth development.
A noted cattle breed named Erviand han thrives in poor pasture. The animal stands about three feet high and yields 20 quarts of milk daily, representing a remarkable productive value for such environments.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions aims at high things, energy, and references to Pipe Brooks and Israel. Names like Waddie, Thott Hinigts, Yemelingg, and H. Wilson appear amid garbled phrases. The readable items suggest a rough catalog or notes rather than a cohesive story or event.
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