This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
4
Instructions for breaking a colt to harness and driving, emphasizing gradual preparation before riding. Use of bitting harness, side rein, and crupper with early loose rein, paddock trials, gradual tightening, and practice in driving both directions to prevent fear of unseen objects. Lead by an assistant, then drive in quiet paddock, with clucks and gentle whip cues for progress.
For fattening, select pigs 130 to 150 pounds in good condition and fatten them 60 to 75 days to reach 180 to 200 pounds. Start with three pounds of corn per day for a 150 pound hog, then increase as the hog cleans up feed. Alternatives like millet or sorghum may replace corn with slightly larger amounts.
The pens should be on high ground, dry and well drained with clean food and water. Build a shed nearby for lambing and ensure protection from mud and cold. keep ewes safe under favorable conditions to support early lambing.
A researcher spent years in a laboratory to set precise protein carbohydrate and water amounts for feeding swine of different ages. He developed volumetric feeding tables for farmers to follow, aiming to optimize growth and feed efficiency.
The four masted schooner A. J. West arrived from Manila after a voyage of about 22 000 miles begun May 1. She faced three typhoons between July 11 and 25 and a 37 day calm near Socorro Island, with pumps manned day and night. Philippine registry kept flag rights contested at Honolulu, while the crew endured frigid New York, and two young Chapman children helped during provisioning and turtle watches.
A father leaped into a stream, covering about 20 feet to reach and rescue a child in danger. The act demonstrates quick action and bravery as bystanders assisted. No injuries reported.
A fragmented report describes a traveling salesman Burgess from Beasmont who killed his wife and, after his capture, faced gallows. The readable portion hints at a murder confession or trial tainted by incomplete details and possible suicide attempts.
London hotels and boarding houses overflow with people seeking servants while proprietors struggle to find reliable help. The shift to woman war labor empties traditional roles as skilled servants command higher wages and frequent job changes, with agencies benefiting and employers facing shortages across domestic work.
Walter Gleeson, a deckhand on a British minesweeper, confessed at a police station to finding a package with 98 polished and 75 unpolished diamonds worth about £100. He and a companion tried to sell them in Cardiff, and the package bore no owner or origin.
Aview and her mother Mrs Hiprague Stiniss arrived recently from France aboard a ship. The seven year old child, Avice, endears herself to fellow passengers with her care for her dolls while mourning the death of William Spragee, former governor of Rhode Island. Mrs Minis has moved to Paris and seeks placement for Avice under Mr Sprague’s care.
Columbus pupils in the public schools are using musical machines provided to assist in writing and reading lessons. The devices help students learn musical rhythm and keep tune as part of the writing course.
A blushing bride-to-be hesitated at the Four Courts elevator, warning the conductor of possible consequences. Assured the cable would hold, she was hoisted with her husband Harry West, who weighed 140 pounds, to Judge Cal rin Miller's office for a wedding ceremony. There the couple was wed as a prosperous roll of Wills surfaced from West's pocket.
The ceremony proceeded after a judge kept a marked item and the couple, warned about needing feeding, received passports for their matrimonial journey. The bride listed as Mrs. Gertrude Barker and age over eighteen, the groom over twenty one, and they planned a moonlit honeymoon without revealing their destination to avoid disruption.
Montclair annual report by Mrs Patterson, head of the Altruist Society, notes a drinker’s ruinous excesses. He signed pledges to curb spirits, tried to restore order with his wife witnessing his efforts, and faced a moral test before slipping away.
Professor Cecil Lavell, former Queene College dean and Columbia history professor, located in Denver after amnesia search that began in 1912. He recalls parts of his past but claims memory loss excludes his marriage. wife joins him in Denver to remain in seclusion as he works out his salvation.
A burglar entered Patrolman Gras' Rhoades home at 3120 Fourteenth Avenue while the family was out. He stole a suit and overcoat from the officer and a suit and a paycheck belonging to the policeman's son Emmett Rhoades. Mrs Rhoades and Emmet Rhoades were visiting. the officer was reportedly off duty that night.
Meotour O P Millard, manager of the lows Kathway and Light company bets, revived shock of electiviry while workers repaired a transformer. His wife, watching nearby, fell from a pole to the ground as the tragedy unfolded. The incident occurred near Blue end and Brat Rim, with trauma noted as the sheet tore at his side.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.