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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1917
Page
6
The readable fragments reference names and dates but lack coherent context. It mentions names such as Wyvantine and Manoir and a March date, with scattered terms indicating a publish or notice event but no complete action or outcome remains clear.
Sunday program lists morning Sunday School and a sermon titled Nehemial's Prayer Answered at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Gospel Service led by Rev C E Tana Pastor of First Baptist Laramie Wyoming Also notes Kennny Sunday School and 3 00 p m service and Buffalo services at 2 00 p m public invited to all worship events Meanwhile local items mention Miss Estella Keller tutor appointment and stock shipments with about eighteen cars ready Friday and possibly seventy five more on Monday plus a medical corps enlistment for Will West and other regional notices.
An old age health note explains reduced food needs as people age and warns against overeating. It praises Chamberlain's Tablets for correcting stomach disorders without pepsin, claiming they strengthen the stomach and aid natural function while improving bowel movement. Obtainable everywhere.
Kartsef, former hunt master for Emperor Nicholas, now oversees a revived regime at Getehiu, Dover Empress Mario residence. He acts to prevent destruction of seven surviving European bison in Russia, once kept near Nleholi vist forest in Bisloviesh, White Rus sin, ten head sent to Gulehtna before war. The upheavals following revolution led Koreans to erase relics of a hunted species, with mass killings and a turbulent postwar fate.
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions France and references to Kattirs, a canine metaphor, and partial data about drones and tires. It notes unfamiliar terms, odd spellings, and disrupted names, with scattered phrases implying wartime observations and comparisons to British or South Africa contexts.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming October 22 1917 notice announces Mary Imeson of Cheney Wyoming filed Forest Homestead Entry 02833 for sections in township 34 north range 116 west to prove up claim before Otho Williams Jackson Wyoming on December 11 1917 witnesses Elias Wilson Lincoln J Tmeson Edward Johnson and James E Wilson all of Cheney Wyoming register Alex Niwuer
Department of the Interior land office in Evanston Wyoming announces a public sale of the isolated tract in Section 9 Township North Range 11 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Evan Lucas of Jackson Wyoming holds the application Serial No 05349. Sale at 10 am December 7 at the office, minimum bid 1.75 per acre. Highest bidder pays immediately. Adverse claimants must file by sale time. Alex Nispier, Register.
A historical note recalls the first authentic ascent with a man in a balloon. On October 16, 1785, Filtare de Hozier was raised about 50 feet in Paris by a Montgolfier brothers balloon, pioneers of the first successful man carrying lighter-than-air craft.
Great Britain's per capita coal consumption runs about three times higher than France, highlighting stark energy use differences between the two nations.
An article by George F. Paul notes goldfish thrive when free in natural water. A major hatchery near Thornburg in Keokuk County operates 17 ponds for varied sizes, feeding with daily rations of over 100 pounds of staple food. Pure water from deep wells is pumped by windmills, frogs aid in cleanliness, and algae-rich mosses provide occasional nourishment. water purity ensures brilliant coloring.
The Journal of the American Medical Association warns against cheap substitute foods recommending caution with rhubarb leaves and edible mushrooms. It notes rhubarb stalks are largely water and not calorie rich while greens provide bulk and essential vitamins, as spinach is rich in iron.
The article traces money’s nature from livestock and animal skins to tobacco and whales teeth, noting that any widely accepted medium of exchange becomes money. It cites oxen and sheep in ancient trade, tobacco in early America, and finally gold and silver as the basis of modern monetary systems under U.S. constitutional power to coin money.
A fragmented item discusses how talking on a telephone allegedly transforms meek individuals into bold figures, likening the effect to a roaring lion. It claims voice communication can alter self-perception in minutes, making even the smallest person feel tall and dominant.
A seven year old boy, youngest in a local athletic family, died in Zurich from a brittle, crumbling body after a shop button caused his teeth and cloth to deteriorate. The incident followed attempts by Europeans to treat the boy’s condition with a cure, all in vain.
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