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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
6
Fragmented OCR report notes a January 9 date for a second court matter at Techwon. It references legal actions under Mann and others with a one year term. Mentions rates, salaries, and varied names in a rough municipal notice.
Prices in many lines have dropped but a general reclusion is not yet seen. Payer supply is short of demand and prices may stay up or rise further. Newspaper dealers say publishers should be grateful to obtain any stock at all. The cost of newspapers is about six times higher than a couple of years ago.
Luther C Steward president of the National Federation of Federal Employees, noted for campaigns for higher salaries and fairer promotions for government workers. The article mentions lifesaving acts on a farm and in a factory, with colleagues recalling a wrist injury and prompt medical treatment that prevented blood poisoning after an accident.
Jumbled text appears to be a damaged note about someone returning from Sunday school and a small child, with unclear names and actions. The legible parts imply a family or church context, but specifics and dates are unreadable.
Bir Thomas Edmonde M P traveled 6000 miles from County Wexford to Wyoming's Jackson Hole to shoot an elk and bring home a five pointer. He plans to return next July and may buy property there. On returning to Cheyenne he visited the late museum and praised Wyoming's nascent museum while urging preservation of fossils and Indian relics.
A local business promotes maximum readiness to serve the Omaha market claiming shipments of any size can be accommodated and expertly managed. The message emphasizes full capability and commitment to handling all freight needs.
A humorous line portrays a town cop as vigilant and respected, noting he stays alert and stands for law and order even when the town slows. The cartoon frame suggests the editor fears playful mockery but the cop remains a trusted figure.
Early returns indicate a strong national mandate for Harding and Coolidge with Republicans dominant in the Senate and House. Tennessee shows a Republican surge for the first time in 52 years as southern states tilt Republican. In the state legislature, only one Democratic representative is expected. county results favor Republicans with three Democratic officials and ten Republicans.
Fragments describe a colossal bronze or iron bell linked to 17th century convulsions of belief and a mythic casting effort. The text cites Exodus references to ritual bells on a high priest’s robe, including a golden bell and pomegranate, signaling the bearer’s movements from the altar.
A fragment describes Edward visiting his uncle who owned a grocery and market on Saturdays. He helps there, while a neighbor asks about Edward's knowledge of business and whether they have chickens. The dialogue references various poultry and market offerings.
William Dun emerges as a prominent Vitagraph serial hero and director after a career spanning athletics at the University of Pennsylvania, leading a dramatic company nationwide as an athletic instructor, before turning to film and becoming a serial star and director.
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor enjoys an aviation thrill as shown in the photograph. He rode from Buffalo to Rochester in an early air trip, embracing the new era of flight.
Bonar Law is proclaimed the champion chess player of the British House of Commons amid a spirited intra-parliamentary event. The victory highlights Law's skill among MPs and adds a notable note to parliamentary sports activities this session.
A fragmented note describes vehicle upkeep practices including charging a new battery, handling fumes, and ensuring tools are stored properly. It emphasizes careful cleaning, polishing a chauffeur, and warning about the fumes that can affect the battery and mechanic’s equipment.
Fragmentary text describes an ocean cable quest linking New York and Ireland and mentions United States Navy engineers circa 1854. It references a new foundation and a treenna se0 and notes soft mud on the bed with no blend place for a coven.
An old advertisement page lists items for trade and service. It mentions a Double Die Harrow with 22 coulters plus transport, priced at 295 dollars, trade for four yearling steers. Also notes shoe repairs, post office express notices, Victor Jackson Stage Line, and Moran 200 acres pasture land with a date 10-28-88. Wallace Riches proprietor.
The piece discusses a bleak view of aging and the idea that prolonged life is not worth living. It imagines passive contemplation of surroundings and suggests contemplating death as a relief. It quotes a controversial stance urging the elderly to prepare for harsher times and hints at social disdain for aging.
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