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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR shows a 1807 era text listing titles and titles like Kingw Requision and Princes Dukes Harons Lands and Burge mneters. Names and places are garbled. overall sense is unclear and seems to reference noble ranks and civic ties in a longue durée ceremonial list.
In Helland, wedding days are strictly ordered by social rules and weekday beliefs. The piece notes fear of scandal and the practice of arranging unions with or without large ceremonies, while clerks and officials observe strict etiquette and registry procedures.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount John Quincy Adams resigning the presidency in 1829 and returning to Washington in 1881 as a member of the House of Representatives. The entry hints at the prominence of the Adams family and a possible later connection to Perrin Cd, but details are unclear.
Local item asks the finder of a peacock design Fhinestone hair comb picked up at the Jackson Club House during the masque ball winter season to return it to Mrs. W. P Repmann si8.01. The note mentions Greenwich Village, a young artist, and a reference to a Sunday night danger story. Also lists a Moline gang plow for sale and sewing machine services in Jackson Wyoming with pricing and contact details.
Sunday May 23 1921 Trinity Sunday schedule lists Church School at 10 Service at 11 and an 8 pm gathering with a cordial invitation to attend all services at the Trinity Church.
A fragmented editorials piece mocks a newlywed joke about thinking and folk wisdom. The readable portion hints at humorous misprints and playful wordplay. No clear names or dates are identifiable in the surviving text.
Notice states a special election will be held on Saturday June 25 1921 to decide on formation of Talon County from portions of Lincoln and Sublette counties within Wyoming. Questions cover the county’s boundaries and where the county seat would be located. Signed by W P itwowono chairman and Tommisit hit Sats LHe clerk.
Flat Creek residents attended Jackson commencement exercises held Saturday night and praised the event. Mrs. E N Moody returned to Flat Creek after teaching in Jackson Public School. Mrs Grosh Inet hosted and others visited, with plans for upcoming weeks and Sunday activities noted.
The Denver Record Stockman announces subscription details and coverage of telegraph world doings stock market farm gossip and official notices. It invites readers to the Jackson Hole Courier for subscriptions at six dollars a year and promotes its broad farm interest focus.
A Belgian stallion owned by Abeer of Wilson is reported at the Nephi Moulion ranch, three miles north of Zenith, Wyoming. Roy Nibber, Zenith, Wyo., 5:12:82.
A brief notice advertises good eating and cooking apples available for delivery to your port of call by insured parcel post at a price of $1.50 per box. Packaging and origin details are partially obscured in the damaged text.
A fragmented note from Chicago Tribune reports a high school class president race where a student discovers peers knew the narrator voted for another candidate. The incident unfolds as the water reading in front of the Elvan exposes the secret ballots and the divided reaction.
In a recent Kemmerer contest the most popular young lady, Garnett Thomas, was declared the winner after leading by votes. Thomas had many friends in Jackson’s Hole, winning them on two prior visits to her sister Mrs Loteta Nelson.
Local ad offers film development and printing services with savings. Develop any roll. prices listed as 2 for 18 cents, 6 or more at reduced rates. Samples available at Jackson post office. all work guaranteed first class. Technician identified as Enpis CxaWwronp.
A Sunny day encounter describes a boy who opened a knife near his father and myself, causing a small injury. The father warned him repeatedly to avoid harm as the boy remained unusually quiet and clutched a bloody handkerchief.
The text identifies a real person behind Mother Goose, Elizabeth Poster and Lizzie Goose, born 1685 in Boston. She married Goose in 1698 and joined Old South Church. She died in 1757 at age ninety two. The edition claims her songs were sent to her grandchildren and later edited by her son-in-law Theaur Fleet.
A fragment quotes Georgi Eilat praising language as a craft of thoughtful word choice. It presents a reflective remark on how the finest language is formed chiefly by careful word selection and imagination.
Disjointed notices report a typhoid vaccination fatality at Godly Hospital, a Montana blackmail case in Casper, a dangerous burn accident injuring an 18 month old near Wheatland, irrigation discussions for Creek valley, and a deadly bonfire incident at Lingle. Also noted are military placements for the Fifteenth Cavalry, a proposed Box Biter road into Osage homesteads, Osage losses of 100000, rising investment in oil ventures, and a Cheyenne jury acquitting Edward F. Geesa in a manslaughter case.
Local report notes a drawn contest between Andy Clamtors and Grovont at the Horse Barley event, with both sides showing effort and competitive play. Details on scoring or venue are limited in the readable text.
For Sale eighty acre ranch and pecupery two and a half miles north of Kally Wyoming. Practically air fenced and under cultivation. Contact Jona Tay Lom, Kells, Wyoming. 14x
A fragment lists barley seed at 83 cents per unit with a reference to Jon Kivumms of Grovont Wyoming and the note 168 appears as part of the incomplete item.
A fragment from York Central Magazine describes a disjointed train journey from Urand Central in two sections. The first section runs fast, the second is delayed and signals are issued. A signalman is asked whether the engineman gave a signal, and a telephoned reply notes a miscue and the pee nod blew.
A fragmented discussion suggests teeth should be regular and not crowded. It argues against whitening, noting teeth never stay truly white in exercise and lips. The text contends whiteness appears unhealthy and hints at care for dental health.
The readable lines suggest a passage about the Filia family and Mire dina discussing a writing power not found elsewhere. It mentions the painter or painterlike activity and a scene of moments at a bar or punhewd, with a Wetting state and tense moments.
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