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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
2
A jumble of overheard quotes and brief vignettes unfolds in a noisy public space. A Scottish man imagines owning a small farm in Ireland while a New York visitor contemplates returning home. A judge questions a drunken Rudolph as Sammy and a window shopper prompt gentle, humorous exchanges about plans and pride.
A collage of brief items from across the world and nations. It notes a Idaho athlete Howard Kinassey dying in Copperfield Oregon after electric shock. Colorado Governor Ammons commutes Harold Henwood's death sentence to life imprisonment. A Beattie bank robbery attempt ends in escape. A Denver Rio Grande wreck near Grand Junction blamed on a rock slide. Escapes from Canon City prison traced to Syracuse Kansas. A Folsom prison breakout ends with deaths of guards and a convict. another inmate escapes. Updates on elections, rail, steamer Metapan collision, and police cases. International news covers battles, diplomatic shifts, and wartime fronts across Europe and beyond.
Front reports say Allied forces expanded gains from Dunkirk to Belfort as German attempts to threaten Paris falter. French left drives back German advances, seizing Armentieres and widening positions near Givenchy and Fromelles. Belgians credited for border successes. Arras corridor breaches hold with line gains north and east. Belfort repulses German night assaults. Lorraine and east battles show German reverses as reinforcements rush to aid. Labor leaders issue manifesto backing British war effort. Tein_gtau bombardment reported by British and Japanese forces with minor casualties claim. London faces anti German riots. ship Brindilia lands at port under war flag.
The text reports on rising cholera cases and a pending policy sentence linked to military action. It mentions executions of Jews in Hedum and references French German concerns over campaign aims. It notes government inquiries into German owned defenses and U S rights amid wartime speech readings.
Rural New Yorker outlines a simple inexpensive portable hogpen. Built from four by four posts and boards, it assembles in about half an hour, protects pigs with barbed wire, and can be moved by one person or two hogs to keep ground clean and improve air flow. It can be placed under trees or on loosened ground to aid manure disposal and pest control. The piece also includes a traveler story about a waiter and a pork and beans misunderstanding.
The article notes that a work horse should receive a varied feed, emphasizing a grain mix of nine parts oats to one part bran by weight, fed four to seven quarts three times daily depending on size and workload. It suggests adding two or three ears of corn on idle days, reducing the ration by about one third during lighter work, and using a curry comb and brush. Regular grooming is advised to remove dirt and keep the animal in good condition. Beginning of season care includes cold water baths to toughen shoulders. Perm work horses may not need shoes, but hooves should be rasped to shape and kept clean.
The text notes mangels are good for cattle but low value due to composition. It mentions around aalee percent dry matter and water at YI percent with Li percent protein and ale percent carbohydrates. It cites a 184 consideration and references animal feeds and suitability for swine and other livestock.
Philip Miller, Probate Judge of Gray County Kansas, reports six years of heart trouble and related symptoms resolved after about six bottles of Dodds Kidney Pills. He states palpitations ceased, weight up to 200 pounds, and health restored. He offers to publish the letter and requests correspondence from other judges.
From Last Year includes disjointed reflections about Kathryn wearing a hat and Kittye described as an old master. The text grouses about a poor author wasting ink and contains scattered phrases about revenge, a pellet remark, and a man hitting a target with his mouth.
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