Fires blamed on incendiary in Jackson Hole country
A Cheyenne Tribune report notes widespread fires in the Jackson Hole area destroying ranches, hay, and buildings. Authorities say one blaze at a federal ranch began with a spark from a stove, another by Nelson children, with no verified incendiary cause.
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Boek Springs
Jackson Hole
Willeyworth
Bie
Gore
Albert Nelson
Cheywave Tribune
Mra
Baxter
Kelly
Albert Nelson Pinew
Nelson
Hunting Season Closes Amid Elk Shortage in Valley
Fragment reports season ending Monday with hunters noting meat scarce. Elks remained distant in the hills, cows especially rare, leaving many disappointed at the Wills area and nearby valleys.
Fugitive Hudson Sought After Bank Theft Claim Near Jackson Hole
Reports from Meeveetae Wyoming describe fugitive Jew Hudson, wanted in Basin for obtaining money under false pretenses, moving toward Jackson Hole. Authorities note a spree of activity across the Hole region as they track the suspect through Camp Kirwin and surrounding areas while urging caution.
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Meeveetae
Wyo
Red Leigh
Camp Kirwin
Letore Janes Hudson
Jackson Hole
Hudson Ie
Hudson
Hig
Cain Kirwin
Thutier
Poe
Hockles
Win
Jackson
Mile
Early fall snow prompts early feeding offer
An old newspaper fragment advertises an early snow season and urges timely feeding. It promotes a subscription deal for both county and journal matters, offering a buy one get one free year of papers. The text uses garbled phrases and misspellings, but centers on a subscription incentive.
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Jowal
Miy
Reratateanion
Camens
Jackron
Aitente
Origins of familiar sayings and odd etymologies
A quirky collage explains origins of phrases like kicking the bucket and OK. It cites a suicide attempt, Andrew Jackson’s misread papers, the ticket from etiquette, and a Spartan tale about bricks. It also mentions the Looming gods in London and the term celery sale for theater patrons.
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Halo
O. K
Andrew Jackson
Lycurrus
Sparta
Dvery Lane
London
Sinners Account Reveals Hidden Debt Plot
A Massachusetts man exposes a deception in a local paper incident where a misprinted notice prompts action. The anonymous report leads to a response at the desk and a claimed uncovering of a planned scheme tied to a debt. The tale intertwines vague names and a cryptic sequence, suggesting a broader ruse behind the religious service.
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Wellisons
Lawrence Mass
Bane
WANTED ALL AROUND MAI AT AUSTRALIAN HOMESTEAD
A prospective migrant applicant faced a battery of questions about practical skills including milking, plowing, shearing, book keeping, poultry, sheep fencing, carpentry, door hanging, farriery, and even small construction. After demonstrating competence in most tasks, the wife asked if he would teach her children German and French in spare hours.
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Harneas
Baptist Church Benefit Concert And Services Set
A Baptist church hosts an interlude benefiting the church next Friday evening November 10. The program organizers promise an excellent entertainment. Sunday services include 10:30 a.m. Sunday School with the Jonah and Nineveh topic and a 7:30 p.m. prayer service preaching on The Glory of Sonus. An Episcopal Thanksgiving service at 10:90 a.m. features Rev. John Pearson and an offering for the needy.
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Howe
She Beneft
W. O. W. Hall Buiday
Jobin Pearson
Episcopal Church
John Pearson
The
Baptist Church
Seattle couple takes option on 300 acre Kusche ranch
D E Skinner and wife of Seattle, visiting the valley for a home, took an option on Otto Kusche ranch of 300 acres in the upper valley. The deal shows terms of 65.00 down and 65,008 month, 850.00 down and 810.00 a month. Also mentions a Vietto or a McPiall piano offer from Driggs Music and Book Store in Driggs, Idaho.
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D. E. Skinner
Seattle
On & Hant
Mr. Skinner
Otto Kusche
Viettols
McPiall
Iano
Griggs Music and Book Store
Driggs
Idaho
Nourish Your Nerves Diet Advice From A Daft Text
Readers advised to maintain a nervous system friendly diet with milk and vegetables, avoid lavish tomato use, and eat fruit and bran bread. Caution given for obesity, limit starch and sweets, consult a physician for family tendencies, and keep meals simple and digestible to avoid harmful combinations.
Delicate heart patient heals after wartime wound
Fragmentary wartime medical notes describe a patient wounded at St Hubert who underwent heart surgery conducted by De Maurice Beaussenat and Jacques Dulud. Despite fears of complications the heart began functioning again and the servant was deemed cured a month later, with academy members confirming recovery.
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St. Hubert
de Maurice Beaussenat
Hue
Jacques Dulud
Neuilly
Academy
el Douat
Richest figures amid war era cabinet and law officers
Fragmentary text refers to cabinet ministers and law officers during wartime, noting their incomes and a vague description of private matters. It mentions the wealthiest individuals and a era of upheaval, with unclear specifics about names, dates, or places.
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Jackanes Hole
Hidiade Wena
Beitr
Ald Orwem
Helena Nll
Ernie
Winnenite
Cheyenne Tribune
Jaccvon
Eliar Aibere
United States
Lley
Phaio Duchoins
Mr. Rancher
Reed Hotel
Hemerckely
Settie
J. W. Walker
Victor Te
Sarah Passenger
Vetee
He Shange
Eorwere
Daremane
Curtis
Jackson Drug CO
Jas. &. Simpson
the Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Elk Cigar Store
J. R. Jones
Taylor Bro
Monty
Driggs, Idaho
And
Lowe
Jas
Sunpeom
Otho E, Williams
CricCken
Alort
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