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Newspaper

Jacksons Hole Courier

Location

Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1920

Page

4

Children Help Improve Stock on the Farm

Zeb and his siblings learn about animal care and breeding through a county calf club project. Aunty and neighbors assist Billy and Betty as they train Brindy the calf and Runty the pig, facing a harsh judge who emphasizes breeding quality and proper feeding. The experience reshapes the family, leading to a later win and new farming ambitions.

Zeb Powers Ilenec Zeb Keve Billy Betty Aud St Stoenin Peter Tembledown Aniversity Mother Tilly Molly Bob Tad Teain Father Sally Brindie Spot Nordless Hla Tom Boedaby Agence Old Mother Hilly Flv Willy Eaif Fila Rube Mowsby Beindy Runty Coar Eweneck Brindy Big Son Chicago

Paris Plait and Plaid Fad Grips Fashion Briefs

Paris sees a sudden fashion craze as black and white plaids and checks dominate skirts suits and jackets. Designers feature accordion plaits bold pins and new lace and embroidered blacks on white satin. White chiffon with black embroidery and batik floral paravolgy outfits appear alongside white silk jersey with black lace.

Paris Dresamakora

Simple Frocks For Kiddies In Plain Styles This Season

Simple frocks and plenty of them guide mothers to well dressed young daughters. Childrens styles change little, plain tailored looks suit all, elaborate trimming is out. For warm weather organdie and dotted Swiss lead. volle fabrics fade, cotton frocks favor plain colors and small checks next season.

Vollen

Aid For Farmers Mutuals Seeks Standard By Laws

The Department of Agriculture offers model by laws and policy forms to farm mutuals and fire insurance companies. A devised risk classification, endorsed by the National Association, guides adoption by progressive firms. Several companies have adopted the by laws and a simple farmer mutual records system is in use by seven concerns with more considering adoption.

United States Ncrlcni Allas Aifention National Association of Mutual Insurance Companinn

Shakes Supplant Bluebirds In Odd Pattern Trends

The piece notes a shift away from bluebird patterns and Angerie designs toward unusual creations like wriggling green shakes and garmented cannibals. It hints that the mysterious blue bird visitor has long since returned to his native shores, leaving fashion with bizarre, quirky patterns.

Fabrics by Names From Cities and Places

A fragmented note from a periodical discusses fabric origins tied to city and place names. It cites Worsted from Worsted, Linsey from Linsey, and Tweed from the River Tweed, plus mentions curtain fabrics like filet nets, scrim, silk gauze, and Scotch madras. It offers tips on choosing fabrics with trimming and ironing properties and suggests testing samples for trimming results.

Autumn Fashion Restrictions Spark Social Debate

Feminine New York advocates autumn headwear rules demanding eyebrow coverage and uneven brims. Hats should feature bright colors and fruit decorations, avoiding somber tones. Approved shades include copper, royal, Algerian blue, mahogany, cerise, jade, chow brown, and canary yellow with bold embroidery and decorative beads.

New York

Fragmented note on livestock and pork production terms

Incomplete OCR fragment discusses live stock and pork production, mentions names and terms like Hilti Himes and Me Ale Mien. The readable text is garbled but centers on farming signals, hive management, and production topics without clear events or outcomes.

Serim Curtains Review and Fabric Care Notes

Readable text describes a curtain that uses cer i and le fabric with top and bottom rules. It discusses stretching height, washing, hanging when wet, and drying results. Mentions creasing, curling, and general care tips for a specialty weave curtain.

Fragmented Lingerie Set Ad Text From Unknown Page

A garbled OCR fragment describes lingerie items and related garden scenes with unclear names. The legible bits mention a set, affection, Hagore, Cot, Afommead, and Wily amid a muddled narrative. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations are present.

Derek

Life's Merry-Go-Round and Backstage Laughs in Headlines

A fragmented clipping notes jokes about political climbers and business schemes. It references a Cincinnati Enquirer quote about a front porch climber and a Louisville Courier-Journal quip about a laundry or brokerage gimmick. The text includes quirky lines about Indians customers and Wall Street losses.

Cincinnati Enquirer Indy Louisville Courier-Journal

Do Not Get Careless With Your Blood Supply

Public health warning urges careful attention to blood supply and purification. It promotes Swift Specific blood medicine as a preventive measure and directs readers to purchase at a pharmacy or contact Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia for medical authorship.

Pier Gare Atore Swift Swift Laboratory Atlanta, Ga

Boy praises Wilson as greater than Washington or Lincoln

John Arthur, a pupil in a Jeffersonville school, wrote an essay on Woodrow Wilson praising his WWI leadership. He claimed Wilson surpassed Washington and Lincoln in greatness, a view his father softened as overly positive. The comment noted the teacher’s Democratic leaning.

John Arthur Jeffersonville Woodrow Wilson Washington Lincoln Wilson Indianapolis News

Fragmented Quote on Votes for Women and Tariff Debate

A partial newspaper quote shows Mr Mockton questioning support for women’s suffrage while mentioning Henrietta’s discussions on tariff and the league of nations. The speaker praises Iafrage speech as the best thing she does, reflecting a political debate tone.

Mr. Mockton Henrietta League of Nations

A Boy Hears About Spirit Seances From Family

A youngster named Harold overhears talk about spirit seances and asks his uncle to take him to one. The uncle dismisses the idea as nonsense, while Harold notes his mother saying the uncle likes spirits. Edinburgh Scotsman source.

Harold Henry Edinburgh

Dinner Table Debate on Women’s Vote Ages

At a family meal the young women discuss suffrage asking how old a woman must be to vote. Sis, just over twenty, mocks that many will be disenfranchised if required age is thirty as Rud plans to vote for the first time this fall.

Sis Oll Rud Bud

Giving Him Every Opportunity to Move to Ohio

A father plans to relocate to Ohio to give his young son room to grow. He states the aim is to provide opportunities for his child to develop and possibly one day reach the presidency, signaling long term goals and family strategy.

Ohio

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