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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
4
A noisy scene in a damp room escalated when a well dressed young man spoke briefly to the owner before a fight broke out. The man claimed to return from the West and needed a dollar, then recited a disjointed tale about events and a mysterious benefactor as violence erupted amid confusion and shifting accounts.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a church ceremony with Mary Mam and van Moniwers in Kiev. An elderly Mr Bundveledd of sixty-two is mentioned along with a statement about a bridge of this tour. The text is garbled and hard to interpret.
Report describes a man who suffered a brain stab wound in an assault in an urban street. Surgeons at St Catherine's Hospital operated to remove the knife and restore the patient to health, with attending doctors noting the recovery progressed over a year. The incident prompted police investigation and medical journal commentary on the case.
A patient presented with a peculiar wound and palpitation. X rays revealed a knife blade embedded in the skull vault, broken flush with bone. Surgeons trephined, removing a bone button, noting the brain’s motion adjusted around the blade as a wall of connective tissue formed to protect the brain.
In Camden New Jersey a jail incident killed calm with inmates crying for drugs and riotous disorder. One prisoner required restraints after seizing nerves during a nude parade while others fought and a stabbing case in the city was linked to the turmoil. Multiple inmates were detained as police moved to restore order.
New Evans bed ceremony marked a small wedding of Miss Belle Julie Given, daughter of Birend Mire, and Jack Stern a prominent business socialite. The couple, aided by her husband, presented funds to aid the poor and sick, rather than a lavish reception.
An authoritative British writer tours the Allied front near the Homme, describing the trench system, digging, and daily life. He notes German prisoners caged for transport, Germans’ calm after adaptation, British air and artillery activity, and the psychological strain shaping both sides as the war matures.
Cologne Volksseitung reports laborers in harvest fields fleeing crowds as kaleer workers face sudden halts at dusk. The scene shows workers draining communal water jugs, wiping sweat, and a tense disruption mid-evening amid heavy labor.
Betrothed women of a Swiss duchy are said to be widowed after their fianc es were killed in battle. They reportedly wear bead jewelry to honor their dead grooms and are known as war widows. The account notes their status under a local justice decree and their public display of mourning.
The article argues hogs are highly profitable requiring less equipment and capital, delivering high gains on concentrates, reproducing quickly and in larger numbers. It notes recent months saw low hog prices yet the animal’s advantages still promise strong returns for owners despite economic pressure.
The article urges applying fundamental business principles to hog farming. It stresses radical improvements in breeding and detailed care during farrowing and weaning. By keeping sow production records and selecting high litter producers, a breeder can lift average litter size to seven or eight. It also recommends proper shelter at farrowing to reduce losses and humane handling to gain animal confidence, noting returns from such care.
A historical note reports sheep killed by maggots forming in an apply-bearing salve, causing skin softness and wool growth. The fragment hints at animal care or veterinary practices, suggesting contaminated treatment led to fatal results.
A simple lamb marking method uses ear notches and patches. For lamb No 5, place a patch in the ear where 0 is repeated. Numbers can combine, for example marking No 2 with S and F in the left ear and notch the right ear at 20 while the left ear shows 2.
A fragment discusses objectives in cattle breeding, noting larger litters and vigor from Sten bred stock. It mentions delivery to Genk at Gum sel set and that the process is just starting, with limited readable context and no clear dates or entities.
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