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Newspaper
Greybull Tribune
Location
Greybull, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
4
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Mrs. Sarah M. Hill steps down temporarily as campaign lead while Mrs. Bruce Ritchie stresses daily work and every vote counts. The Big Horn theatre hosts a packed closing night with a promised big show, as Miss Bess Hazen and Miss Lucille Pritchett rally boosters and voters. Extension votes close Saturday at ten, then prizes awarded the following Saturday. vote now at the Razzle Dazzle.
Utah Construction company unloads at Boysen to start the big tunnel for the Wind River canyon highway. Two outfits load at Ogden and move to the north end and intermediate points to push work rapidly. A. H. Christensen leads the project with N. T. Olson of the state highway department as engineer in charge.
The Greybull Lions Club held a noon meeting with Judge Metz of Basin Judge Ilsley of Sundance and Park County Attorney Van Horn discussing a community swimming pool. A resolution pledging Lions Club sponsorship and a permanent committee was adopted, with Mayor Landers endorsing city council cooperation and plans to consult local organizations.
Mr and Mrs Speed Roberts and others motor to Shell on Sunday for a fishing day. They caught twenty seven rice trout and kept some to take home after eating by the camp fire.
Sergeant Jesse Earl Haggard a former champion sharpshooter in the United States Army died at Fort Lawton hospital after nineteen years of service He had been based in Seattle for five years with offices in the Arcade building and a home on Twenty fourth avenue He is survived by his wife Alberta Evangeline Jacobetti a daughter Elizabeth M Haggard nine and a son Rice Jesse Haggard three Full military honors will be given at his funeral at Home Undertaking Company tomorrow at 1:30 p m before the body is shipped to Des Moines Iowa for burial
Mrs. R. R. Fouts of Starling Colorado arrived Thursday for a visit with her sister Mrs. I. L. Sayre.
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