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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
6
A garbled 19th century political column discusses key figures and events in a heated state campaign. The piece mentions popular speakers and a national party, with references to shifts in public sentiment and leadership presence during the election season. The text preserves names and places in a fragmented form, reflecting reportage on campaign dynamics and voter enthusiasm.
A garbled passage debates President actions and public response. Mentions a figure named Cheney and a passage about a press outlet, the New York World, with speculation on what the country would have meant in Heaven.
The passage presents a garbled stream of words and fragmented phrases suggesting a historical or dramatic meditation on justice and identity. It references weather, locations, and abstract concepts, but lacks coherent events or clear individuals to identify.
A fragmented account describes a lazy bird, likely a frogmouth, lingering for food while awaiting feeds, with scattered phrases about behavior and a distant Australian setting. The text blends garbled lines and partial place names, hinting at wildlife observations and local scenery.
The piece argues for President Wilson’s reelection, praising his peace and preparedness record, Democratic unity, and Progressive alignment. It portrays Hughes as weak, cites women voters and suffrage states, and warns of a Republican backlash that would restore privilege. The tone is fervent and partisan, stressing Wilson’s accomplishments and leadership ahead of a forthcoming vote.
The Thirteenth State Legislature proposes two amendments to the state constitution. Amendment One would preserve trust funds for public school purposes and require protections against loss, limiting loaning of funds to county bonds or state and federal securities. Amendment Two would empower the state to construct and improve public roads and highways, allowing grants of land or property to support related projects and directing proceeds to such works.
Notice is hereby given that Hugh Swithe of Rik Wyoming who on September 28 102 made a homestead entry for the NE 1/4 and SW 1/4 Section 27 Township 45 North Range 1 West Principal Meridian has died and will be examined to establish his claim. Samuel Noten of Bik Wyoming Noble Gregory of Moran Wyoming Charles Spenwer of Victor Idaho Hugo L Sanith of Elk Wyoming will testify. The hearing occurs October 6 19i before Otie I Willtans clerk commissioner at Jackson Wyoming.
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