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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
4
A partly readable OCR fragment mentions prices, month names, and institutions but lacks clear names or events. It hints at an internal term or note related to a local economy, possibly involving a university or company and a fee or rate. The text is garbled with several nonstandard terms and missing connections.
The account describes a boy named Howard Perrin being wrongly linked to a stone throwing at Mrs Wolf. Readers visited Mrs Wolf and her child, prompting corrective notes about the misidentification. Mr Moree still suffers ear injury.
A fragment from the Jackson's Hole Courier urges honest advertising practice and warns against overstating ad benefits. It defends fair pricing and long term customer relations, stressing the paper’s commitment to readers and advertisers alike.
The local picture show ceases operations after a month of pursuit and Universal Film Co raises film prices. Mr. Lovejoy stops handling films and consults with the Independent Film Exchange of America about offering higher quality pictures at lower costs, hoping to feature these films with famed aunts associated with the firm.
A description praises beaver and felt hats for children, noting their purity and refinement as they travel worldwide. Three hats are pictured with simple trims of sash or ribbon, presenting a safe choice for girls' hatwear.
Fashion notes describe wrap garments for women featuring Randnomne embroidery and rich fringes. Fabrics include vel omra like textures with paperb coat style elements and ornate decorations. Winter skirts use plaid, heavy materials in warm colors.
An American Valuation plan seeks to base ad valorem tariffs on actual fair market value in the United States rather than costs abroad. Proponents like Hoover and Judge De Vries argue it protects local industry and ensures equal treatment of imports, warning the current system invites confusion and treaty conflicts while the alternative poses gambling risk for importers.
A school column notes new fashion hats by Mr Kyte the fashion professor in charge. It mentions three hat models with beads and embroidery and calls underclassmen ready for a lively Freshman initiation night. Reports football injuries and a large high school enrollment with plans for regular Friday programs.
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For sale cre tenn of bay marth, 10 year old, one wadlgim 1300 and the other 4400 pounde, and also one old wagon and borers, $160. See Geo. T. Peete wiles north of Wilnon, Wyo.
Fragmentary notice warns trespassers to stop cutting Amber on the premises. Signed by Bernex I B and Hoa Lanp, the message asserts toleration of no further cutting and addresses all others.
Market notes from Times-Register Jaaho Palle cover alfalfa prices and state grade trends. Public library notice references free access programs and local agricultural market activities.
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