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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
6
The readable fragment hints at a weekly publication schedule and names Sussonirrion Haris but lacks clear events or actions. No decisive entities or dates are present to form a coherent summary or identify a specific article outcome.
In Cheyenne Wyoming a Rev Ward, former Baptist pastor, is elected to a local governing post. Miss HHL from Windiver Valley taught in Fidian schools last year and is replaced by Miss Stow from Oregon at Betty School. The Ridge May teacher left last Saturday after seven jobs. Neighbors gathered at Valley View Ranch to play cards. Charls moved his house to the south side of his ranch. Cheater Stahan and Gerrit Hardie are handling Fenelon material.
The сообщ reads like a jumble of names and routes with residents of Denver, Victor, Kelly, and nearby areas detailing winter plans. They mention visits, migrations, and broken or unclear itineraries involving Mears Jane, Lee Miller, Bryant Mean, Alfred Hewette, George, and Frank Waterman, among others, with trips to Virlings, Ayell, and various farm tasks.
Fragmentary OCR presents a bizarre tale about a family and a young bird held in a Pine township setting. The narrative references disguises, a male vendor, and unnamed heirs amid fragments of dialogue and unclear plot points.
The Courier receives varied items from Alaska including names such as GM Barrell Valdez Henry Deyo and Otto Lewbeck with references to wine, tackles, trains, hotels, and road work amid a nostalgic note of sending greetings home and awaiting letters.
If sour stomach troubles you, eat slowly and masticate your food thoroughly, then take one Chamberlain’s Tablet immediately after supper. Obtainable everywhere, adle.
A Louis, Missouri, clip recalls the late park commissioner Robert Aull and his helper Possum at the Forest Park lake boathouse. Possum, a hunter with a falsetto voice, once used a misused telephone to lure Aull to an interview, prompting a humorous exchange as a caller identified herself as Potom the Black person.
Department of the Interior announces a notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish a land claim in Evanston Jackson Wyoming. Lincoln Tuten of Jackson and witnesses Arthur B Cole Piet A Eveson Jones Carter and Walter L Srowman name as witnesses. The land includes sections 31 32 township 30 north range 15 west sixth principal meridian embracing about 14 acres. The hearing occurs at Jackson Wyoming on December 101? 101.
Notices of intent to make final three and five year proofs surface for multiple entries in Fremont and Teton counties. Claimants include Carl Kotler, John Young, Thomas Baxter, Elmer Arthur, and Elmer Arthur's witnesses, with hearings before U.S. Commissioner Otho Williams in Jackson. Dates target December 8 to December 11, 1916, listing witnesses from Kirk, Grovant, Kelly, and Bik.
Contestees are informed that Frank M. Khasamas filed a timely application to contest an 1904 homestead entry. The land is Becklan Township, North Range 19 West, with improvements only a log wall. The sale is scheduled after due notice and required proceedings will proceed upon appeal.
Mrs Thomas Casey of Geneva New York reports relief from years of bad digestion and stomach distress after taking Chamberlains Tablets. The medicine eased pains after meals and improved her husband’s condition. Obtained widely.
Ancaeus, king of Samos, loved gardening and planted vines. A prophet warned he would never taste pike or wine, yet after hoisting a cup the prophecy mocked the prophet. A tumult erupted as he was sent to defend against boar, and Ancaeus was slain. The proverb “There are many things between the cup and the lip” echoed.
Amedo Eben asserts that to avoid suspicion one must be polite to strangers, or risk being accused of trying to sell them something illegal. The fragment hints at social caution and distrust in interaction.
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