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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1917
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and places in a garbled form. It references Morton, Wyoming, and a date related to the month but provides no clear event or outcome. The text is insufficient for a precise summary or identification of individuals or organizations.
The Wyoming boys, led by Lieutenants Powell and Welch, man the night and day guards in cooperation with the local police at camp Greene. Sergeants Stafford and Kelly head patrols while a full roster of guards keeps order, housing in barracks near the city hall and guarding prisoners at the camp when needed. The piece praises their conduct, unity with local police, and the strong American roots of the troops, noting their wide acceptance and cultural influence.
A batch of rural sale notices lists livestock including ponies calves yearlings cattle horses and work animals with prices and locations in Wyoming and Idaho. Entries mention Driggs Jackson Zenith and Teton with items like irrigation ranch cattle and harness goods plus a note about Victrolas available through Jackson Harness Co for shoe repair customers.
Frontline memory in World War I notes the Ypres mud as a fearsome obstacle along a line from Hooge to Bill Sixty and beyond. Describing trenches, shells, and the fearsome mud, the piece recalls how soldiers learned to survive by staying low and trusting the mud to swallow danger in the siege landscape.
A late nineteenth or early twentieth century style notice from Jackson Dutue Co. asks patrons to settle accounts by the first of each month and notes that defaulting may force cash sales after November 1. It emphasizes prompt attention to statements dated October 25.
The Baptist church outlines next Sundays services with times for Jackson at 10 30 p m Sunday School the memorial service for Deacon Smith at 7 30 p m in Katy 3 00 p m Katy Sunday Serviol Burrago 2 00 p m Sunday School 6 00 p m Gospel Service invitation extended to the public Pastor Joms Pearson announces services across locations.
A well dressed man from a distant town, prominent locally, exited a Washington theater and paused among lingering theatergoers. As a party led by the president departed, the man lost balance and fell in the path. Secret service personnel assisted, resetting him and returning his hat cane and glasses. He later confessed to feeling he had been frisked during the incident.
Teachers of deaf mutes discuss musical perception and vibrational cues as a key educational factor. The account details how deaf students respond to sound through rhythm and rhythm related sensations, with quotes reflecting personal experiences from several respondents.
In a wartime reflection the speaker argues that small gains in speed could transform supply lines and military outcomes. The text stresses the need to boost transport pace to move essential materiel and troops, suggesting a hypothetical rapid improvement in response time could shift strategic balance.
A House of Commons committee report quotes Sir Alfred Keogh, director general of the British Army Medical Service, saying local practitioners caused inconsistent medical exam results at war onset. He notes many men were misclassified or mispassed, but insists no overall standard reduction occurred.
A fragmented report asserts that Tantalum Pena and Tonalin products, used in writing pens, derive from a special treatment process and are said to outperform all others with resistance to fading, though the text is garbled and unclear.
A fragmented report notes illness spreading among locals including Ailee, Travis, and Miata with concerns over contagion. Officials urge caution as symptoms appear and medical guidance is sought.
Argentine officials report ideal wheat growing conditions and a preliminary crop estimate of 240,000,000 bushels. Domestic needs total about 70,000,000 bushels, with the new large crop not available until after January 3 due to transport. Oats are pegged at 88,000,000 bushels, 12,000,000 more than 1915, with 67,000,000 exported.
Robert W. Chambers quips about France and alliance as a playful scene unfolds with Aroan and wife bidding friends bon voyage to France. The dialogue shifts to a comic exchange about Xantippe and a highly educated husband who proudly but irritably spouts learned words.
A fragment notes 980 species of parrots with 850 in warm regions of Alvernig Agi Africa and Australia. It states none in Europe and none in Asia west of the Indies, many in the Minavellipellago, but lacking in Nina Cochin China and the Pilippine islands, with Hocelew native to the United States.
A fragment discusses the derivation of the word spruce and related forms such as xpruce and epruce. It references linguistic notes about Pragian lineage and the influence of roots and descriptors, including mentions of Germanic and Gr. etymology in a cryptic manuscript.
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