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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
4
The article argues cold storage acts as a stabilizing force for food prices rather than a hoarding instrument. It notes storage levels, seasonal production, and export demand, with government data showing butter and egg storage profits and the overall storage system shaping future supply and pricing.
Testimony in Washington by J Buson White of Armour Company claims no profit from beef, including hides and by products, while Packers profits on all food commodities last year ran 16 to 10 cents per dollar. He explains cost pricing with by products and value of offal and fertilizer, and notes broader industry profits.
The text references Senator Kellogg of Minnesota and a discussion of maladministration of railroads by the Government. It appears as a garbled excerpt noting a probe by the fourth administration and a 19th century context from the Congressional Record dated August 8.
Department of the Interior notice from Evanston Wyoming dated September 1 1010 records multiple homestead and forest homestead filings. Names include David W Ferrin Josiah D Ferrin Myrtle L Schofield William Dung Frederick I Storer and William Daniels with witnesses and contemporaneous claim details for parcels in Elk Moran Jackson and Wilson Wyoming. Proceedings seek final three to five year proofs before United States Commissioner Otho E Williams and William Daniels.
An obscure shoreline narrative hints at secret journeys and unusual encounters at sea. The text suggests a woman identified by accents and remembered in waves, with a remaining hint of relics or roles washed ashore.
Fragmentary OCR text references sneezing as an omen linked to bats and a rite involving elves and a fest of evil. The garbled lines mention Red, an elett, and a Wurlal piece, making interpretation uncertain and no clear event or entities established.
Mrs. William Bell of Logansport Indiana writes she feels it her duty to thank for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy after a severe diarrhoea attack three years ago noting it was the only medicine that relieved her.
Community church note advertising weekly service led by Pastor Nasit inviting attendees. The message lists Episcopal Cruach Kelly as the host location and specifies Sunday timing with no additional details.
Wyoming law bans moving live stock from the stave until Annie is inspected with a permit from an inspector. Authorities will enforce this rule strictly. Any permitless stock movement will lead to arrest and prosecution.
Fragmentary text mentions Poland and several names, unclear context, and possible discussion of people and signs. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable portion.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions people in England and a suspicious scene. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear roles, but hints at a crowd, a game or movement, and references to names like Wis Setlow and Mongerneks without clear context or dates.
A cryptic fragment describes five inmates at a mysterious place Te wed to, sparking questions about how they could leave. This disjointed note references a life titled Tilen-Parm Life and implies an escape scenario.
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