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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
5
A fragmented plea urges more coal for the impoverished who lack funds. The note references underground shortages and a belief that with help, the effort could succeed despite harsh conditions.
General Dawes sharply defended the Army before a war committee, denouncing efforts to blame the military for overall war costs. He argued the Army’s work was American and a lasting glory, insisting funding and sacrifice protected American lives and victory. He warned against politicizing the service and urged reverence for generals Pershing and the troops.
Statements from Dawes and Dawes Committee members critique federal governance and wartime policies. They discuss Britain’s plight, sugar sales, liquidation of accounts, and the need to support Allied efforts while avoiding blame games. The exchange highlights tensions over postwar policy and funding.
The notice advertises subscription options for the Denver Record Stockman including weekly farm market news and telegraph reports. It promotes the paper as providing market advice, gossip, and farming updates with pricing listed at five dollars annually.
Fragments advertise film development and printing services. Mentions saving money by developing and printing, pricing hints, and drop-off location with samples of work. Includes nonsensical phrases and misspellings.
Department of the Interior announces a mining land claim by Samuel Morris William G Morris Edna Iple and others of Victor Idaho filed April 2 1921 under the February 5 1909 act. Unsurveyed sections 31 32 T42N R116W and sections 4 6 9 T47BR8W containing about 1020 acres. Protests or adverse claims must be filed by June 11 1921 in Evanston Wyoming.
A fragment mentions a person with a notably short name, age sixty, living near Ow Enemuth, California. The text reads as a brief reader note or teaser without clear dates or full details.
A distorted OCR passage describes a school setting where students discuss a president and voting process. The text references governance of topics and a class vote outcome, but the details are largely illegible and unclear.
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