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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
5
A Midwest journal urges immediate action over delay. It warns postponing duties harms relationships and security, urging reconciliation, helping others, and timely payments to prevent damage or loss. The piece promotes a practical ethic: act now, and perform the duty of the hour.
A fragmentary tale describes The Old Adam a kirk supporter with a hint of sport. He observes Jodiies playing football on waste ground and admonishes them for rough play while a humorous note about an electrical chair prank lingers, featuring FG as a salesman.
Frances Marion Lyman, Salt Lake City leader in LDS circles, dies at 95. Regional notes include sugar beet payments to Colorado farmers, a Walsenburg bank robbery, Rankin photos halted, antitrust suits against film studios, and ongoing war relief plans. Also mention Roosevelt trip, Wilson visits, and political shifts post election.
J L Hammond, once paroled from a two year forgery sentence, walked into Los Angeles County Jail and surrendered his parole, saying he cannot find honest work after leaving prison. He explains pride and education suffered, and that he lacks funds for basic needs, prompting his decision to return to San Quentin for the remaining four months.
A Nebraska report describes a woman hitching to a mule drawn wagon while driving along the road. Sheriffs named Hypers contacted, the woman gave the name Mrs Hop kine claiming her husband was involved, but the man denied the tale and insisted on his innocence amid confusion over the harness and a supposed attempted theft.
The readable bits describe a marriage with multiple mentions of names and ages but many words are garbled. Key facts indicate a bride and groom in a formal union, with surrounding references to relatives and a distant ceremony context.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals and a possible legal or dispute context. Key names Nate Bawve and Katie Mut appear with unclear roles. The piece references fairs, pages, and advocacy, but concrete facts and outcomes are not discernible.
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