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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
3
In a Valley note, stockmen report increasing coyote depredations on calves and poultry, urging action. A proposed coyote bounty could fund extermination efforts and reduce cattle losses, with Wolf Association leaders urged to convene a meeting to discuss the plan.
Ida M Tarbell writes in The American Magazine about industry and value. She argues that fertilisers, iron and sugar industries show how production shapes society and daily life. The piece emphasizes industrial efficiency and material outputs from factories and plants.
Report says a campfire at a work site near Seamoon ignited dried brush, burning a large area west of the butte. Firefighters battled flames after sunset as crews worked on improvements. No injuries noted.
In Taekaon Hole country the Baptist church invites all to support the Kingdom of God and respond to the ill and distressed at any time. Services are planned for next Sunday October 17 at 10 30 a m with Sunday School on the theme Ritsha Heals Naaman the Syrian and an evening worship at 4 00 p m focusing on The Backbone of Character for youth. Everyone is invited to attend.
Across the European war, aviators endure airsickness from rapid altitude changes causing sea legs like symptoms and headaches. Telegrapher's space fatigue arises from hours of single-hand key tapping, risking stiffness and loss of control. many operators now train to use both hands to prevent writer’s cramp.
Mise Kisie Tanner underwent an appendectomy at Bast Lake Orly on Monday. She had earlier traveled to Male Palle for an operation that was postponed, remaining with her sister Med WD. A recent trip with her sister to East Lake Otty may have triggered a recurrence, but friends report she is recovering well.
A ten dollar reward is offered for information about a misplaced yellow and white extrmlonging missing since September 7 near the Harry Betson ranch. The item belongs to Mrs J A Cochran of Daniel, Wyoming. Bar markings and full description are available at the Hobleon ranch.
Magast Christianson starts a large tool house on the KRE Miller property east of town. Previously Christianeson erected a storehouse on the Flanders property occupied by the M. B. Millers. Wis. Trackburn, employed by Mowe Gillmer, finished there last week and drove to Cache Creek. John Kelly rents a bunk house on the Enoch Berrin place and sets up quarters. Mrs. Frank Williams and kids move from the ranch to part of the Wylie Smith house. The little boy Lewis may attend school in town.
A ringed assault occurred when a ring breached a plate glass window at the Wet Ride Gewpel mission on West Forty seventh Street in New York. Mrs Anna A White, conducting the service, reports the ring may have been thrown from an opposite building as about 100 attendees observed broken glass scattered in the area.
A monkey named Bally, tied to a New York beer garden owner in Bergen NJ, was moved to a primate house after causing trouble from an appetite for alcohol. Since then Bally has broken into bars and caused costly damaged glass, prompting the owner to take strict action.
A fragmented dialogue features a man from the ext boasting oddly and remarking on truth while another insists someone did nothing. Jim responds with a calm, pleasant smile and asserts the other is very nice, though the transcript is garbled and hard to parse.
An incomplete note describes the Niagara Fulla facility opening in 1910 with 12 000 ton annual capacity, now expanding output to 4500 tons yearly to meet rising demand. It mentions a planned fertiliser-like feed and references Consul Julius D. Si Toronto in a cryptic context.
The article notes Britain's women rapidly mobilizing to supply respirators for the front amid German chemical attacks. Within 48 hours after a War Office appeal, official notices urged no further sends as stock flooded in. Shops exhausted stock while manufacturers received thousands of orders for respirators. 190-270 characters retained.
The Kansas City Star quotes a Saturday Evening Post writer lampooning heroine language as tea related. It notes protests about using tea and other casual terms like golf and cove in fiction. The mock piece argues that polite novelists avoid ordinary tasks for heroines and mocks language shifts.
A Harvard physical culture instructor asserts women can become good soldiers and excel in endurance. He contends moral and race considerations support women’s military service, arguing no physical barrier prevents competitive performance.
A mutantor wichuurite meteorite is reported to have fallen into the sea of the Chi faeett fil in Ubepes. An immediate explosion followed, severely affecting nearby teland crarhy. The meteorite narrowly missed the lighthouse cover by a few hundred teat.
A garbled report hints at a startled individual named Janae Fi Motion and a frightening incident with a Georgia bull snake in a local setting. The account references a physician, a clerk, and unnamed figures amid a tense scene with the reptile, suggesting a vivid but unclear local incident.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Washington Star item with unclear names and phrases including motor car and wearers. The readable bits suggest a newspaper note or teaser rather than a full article, requiring cautious interpretation of sparse data.
Bavarian trade journal reports Krupp’s steel safe as nearly burglar proof. It cites thick plates, hard surface, and bore tests with acetylene and oxygen, noting holes would require large gas quantities and long time, with drilling impractical for burglars.
The Te Howhoa and Pew animal hospital introduces a new horse operating table hailed as the country’s most modern. The device features a tilting adjustable form with a lip rack and movable supports. straps and blocks secure the horse. As gears crank the frame shifts from vertical to horizontal, lifting the animal’s limbs and easing procedures in a safe, ready position.
Sunday services at St Johns Episcopal Church list morning prayer at 10:20 and Holy Communion at 10:00. Sunday School and evening prayer with sermon are also scheduled, with times indicated in the corrupted text.
Danish appetite shifts to whale meat sausages as engineers in Norway explore a nascent whale meat industry. A Norwegian mechanist notes growing production, with most whale meat shipped to Denmark for frankfurters, claiming distinct flavor and texture compared to beef.
A cryptic exchange between Privy Pointer of the London Bites and an attending guard hints at a disturbed night. The scene includes a morning tea remark and anxious mood as weather showers occur.
The readable text outlines a debate on French and German economic figures with references to Paris and Germany. It mentions a large sum around 9 million and discusses coverage of the war or trade context, but the fragmentary nature limits concrete facts or dates.
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