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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
6
The report notes a heated contest between Geo. W. Perkins and Ohio rival Chat Hughes, with the usual crowd and political tension surrounding the election. It mentions observers monitoring the byline and pacing, while opponents clash over the result and the town debates the outcome.
A concise report notes Jot B. Reinteick gained backing from the Majority to advance to or influence the United States Senate, signaling strong political momentum. The development highlights shifts within party lines and strategic positioning by key figures in the chamber.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a political contest between John Clark and an unnamed opponent with references to votes, a possible recount, and public sentiment. The text is garbled with missing words, making precise entities and actions unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an oral vote, a person named A Preston, and a valley location. Details are garbled, making it impossible to identify a clear event, participants, or outcomes.
A fragmented report notes a state legislative race where a candidate or party lacks a representative amid election contest results. The readable bits mention a defeat in a recent election context and unnamed parties seeking legislative status.
Vague note on German election aftermath with garbled phrases about Democrats Republicans and nominations. Mentions generic groups and unclear events. Lacks clear persons dates or places but hints at political counts and a referendum style dispute.
A damaged OCR fragment references regional reputations and distant figures, mentioning Valley connections, unnamed factions, and a vague political or social context. The text appears garbled, with likely names and places obscured, leaving only hints of an ongoing local discourse and past associations.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a hospital context with a patient, a week, and unclear sequence of events. Names and specifics are illegible, leaving only a vague reference to a hospital setting and a medical episode without clear actions or outcomes.
A garbled OCR passage mentions various names and terms such as water, food, lane and tenure. The readable parts hint at positions and events but lack coherent context, making a precise summary difficult. No clear persons, organizations, or dates are reliably identifiable for a fuller news item.
Partial OCR reads as a local notice or notice fragment. It mentions a meeting and a vote or action. Names and dates are unclear due to damage. The readable portion hints at a community event or decision and a period of time connected to an election or action with unspecified participants.
A partial OCR text fragment mentions a Teton area event with unclear names and dates. It references a person or group and an action involving a cousin and a queen, but the details are garbled and not decipherable. No verifiable entities or concrete facts emerge.
Washington exposition highlights federal action on health safety and disaster rescue. Secretary Lane promotes a nationwide view of government work in public health mine rescue rail safety and military and naval efforts. The program showcases antitrypts of disease typhoid and civic defense with added emphasis on natural resource protection. The event aims to spur patriotism and national pride.
Report from Vienna's Royal and Imperial Society of Physicians notes experiments on color perception in darkness. A normal person reportedly shows blue on the face, with the left body blue and right side orange or red. A divining rod claimant appeared broader at times, with thumb size variations. Women allegedly locates water and minerals under varying conditions. Professor Benedikt offered no explanations or theories.
A historical report notes renewed efforts to establish optical glass production in the United States. An optics firm has erected a facility in a western state to produce high quality glass components for lenses and instruments. The project highlights progress, past challenges, and the need for improved glass quality to meet domestic demand while reflecting the era's industrial expansion.
A bizarre scene unfolds as birds fail to understand a large mirror reflecting the view, causing panic among passengers. A frightened lady suspects the reflection belongs to a carriage or train, while a rider with an umbrella becomes alarmed by the commotion and drifts toward the danger.
In the Washington Star fragment readers glimpse a terse scene about a silver room and a hidden gem, with cryptic dialogue suggesting a plot point or clue. The brief text hints at a folded message or object tucked at the bottom of a pack, prompting curiosity about character motives and setting.
Department of the Interior notices final five year proof for homestead claim in T. 30 N. R. 12 W with parcel described by metes and bounds, listing claimant F. Williams and witnesses Hinesseat Aagtur B Gole Pant A Liostan Carter Ware, all of Jacksons, Wyoming, dated December.
Department of the Interior notice records several homestead filings in Wyoming. Carl Hale of Bike, Carl M. Rotee, Jude V. Allen and Charles J. Allen testify as witnesses for final three year proof. M. Young of Grovent and Thomas H. Baxter of Grovent appear for other filings with witnesses from Grovent, Kelly, and Grovent. Some details appear garbled but concern final proof dates in Jackson Wyoming and notices of intent to establish claims to sections and townships in the Sixth Principal Meridian.
Notice from Department of the Interior dated October 1916 in Evanston Wyoming to George W. Thompson. Frank M. Manson contests Thompson’s Homestead Entry No. 0STA dated September 4, alleging abandonment of the land in summer, minimal improvements, and that logs were hauled away. Thompson must respond within twenty days after publication, with service proof.
Mrs Mire Thome Cowes of Geneva states her husband suffered for years with indigestion causing belching and stomach distress after meals. She reports that Chamberlain’s Tablets relieved these spells immediately. Obtainable everywhere.
A garbled fragment appears to reference a person and a dated cue. readable words suggest a humorous or cryptic line. No clear event or identifiable individuals emerge from the legible text. The snippet lacks concrete facts for a full item.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dialogue about a dog and a reward, with incomplete quotes and garbled phrases. No clear人物, place, date, or event can be established from the readable portion.
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