Jackson to Install Wireless Telegraph Plant in Jacksons Hole
Dred Lovejoy of the Jackson Valley Telephone Company announced plans to install a wireless telegraph receiving plant in Jacksons Hole. Harold Sheard of Beattie, Washington, aiding, with equipment to enable future wireless and combined wireless telegraph and telephone service. Persistent line interruptions due to river washouts, snowslides, and wind storms prompted the upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Dred Lovejoy
Iackeon Valley Telephone Company
Lovejoy
Supan
Victor
Idaho
Peton Mountains
Teton Paas
Harold Sheard
Beattie
Washington
Jackson's Hole
Sheard
Fred Vincent at Batl Lake City In Urgent Visit
Fred Vincent is in Batl Lake City on an urgent visit to meet local officials and discuss ongoing projects. The visit underscores regional cooperation and potential quick actions on development plans.
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Fred Vincent Ir
Batl Lake City
Jackson city election notice for mayor and councilmen
Grace G Migler mayor and Martha A Winger town clerk sign notice announcing Jackson town election on May 10 1921 to elect mayor for one year and two councilmen for two years polls open 10:00 am to 4:00 pm at Wall street location grade of town office built with unclear letters but readable names Grace G Migler Martha A Winger and a town hall election notice in period style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nortor Ie
Jackson
Tae-dhy
Idaho Falls mill project financed by forest officials
Forest Supervisor C A Beam announced that the proposed Idaho Falls mill has been financed and will spur timber sales on the Targhee, Teton and Wyoming National forests, mainly in Lincoln county. The initial outing is $5,009,000, a sum described as ruined in this note. This would be the first paper mill in the intermountain district and among the largest in the United States.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
C. A Beam
Wyoming National Forest
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Targhee
Teton
Wyoming National Forests
Lincoln County
Intermountain District
United States
Sheridan Post
Auto License Crackdown Warns Drivers This Spring
Jeniie and deputies enforce strict rules prohibiting driving without a 1921 license plate. Evading enforcement led to multiple arrests daily, including 21 arrests in Evanston. Applications may be obtained from Wilson, Jackson, Kelly and Moran, Alec at Jackson Bank, Justice Buller, Red Lovejoy, Spicer and Curtis.
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Jeniie
Ute
Parton
Evanston
Wilson
Jackson
Kelly
Moran
Alec
Jackson Bank
Justice Buller
Red Lovejoy
Spicer
Curtis
Leek Baby Ill Jack Receives Family Support Near Road Site
Leek Baby Ill Jack son of Mr and Mrs Lek has been critically ill for a week with meningitis and pleurisy followed by pneumonia. His mother and he were moved to Blain Coorpe near Eidngway road to be near his father. Birch Hopson surveyed the road on the butte above the ravines as Jack and Jim Allen used it to travel, with reports of his gradual condition.
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Jack
Mirw
Teck
Henlen
Ealt
Jim Allen
Local Notes From Boise and Jackson Headlines
A letter from the Bieter Superior of St. Teresa's Academy Boise to Mrs Susie Lloyd notes Miss Borsie will graduate with highest honors in June. E C G Bonson has erected seven street lights on principal corners burning until 11 at night. A love tale titled The Unknown Wife headlines a Universal photo drama. Fox and Pospesil were seen in Jackson Billiard Hall. Dean Baxter returns from Palmyra Missouri after four months with relatives. Bert Clark of Corsawygming named deputy sheriff in Fremont County. Mrs Wm Coughlin visits Mose Giltner ranch and sees C L Lunbeck in Jackson.
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Bieter
St. Teresa's Academy
Boise
Idaho
Susie Lloyd
Miss Borsie
Jackson Warely
E. CG
Bonson Haa
Edith Roberta
Gil
Fox
Pospesil
Yeater Day
Jackson Billiard Hall
L. C
Bert Clark
Corsa
Wygmeing
Bert
Fremont County
Boxing match hopes fade again for Steele and Schleet
In a series of failed setups over 80 days a proposed six round bout between Doughty Steele and Johnnie Schleet of Denver collapsed after Schleet refused to fight. Strawberries Wonder of Swan Valley Idaho offered a 129 pound matchup but canceled to help his father plant potatoes. No local contender could be found to meet Steele’s weight class, leaving the planned April 16 date in doubt.
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Teale
Esterday
Steele
Jackson
Family Poapoil May Locate In Our City
The Poapoil family seeks to locate in our community with James Poapoil, leader of the Jackson hand, visiting Victor with his wife and two children. Mr Porpesilio, a musician of extraordinary ability and skilled in water and building trades, may settle here permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Poapoil
Jackson Hand
Victor
Iis
Ahidat
Porpesilio
Crabtrees Return Members of Mayo Hospital Club
Mr and Mrs Henry Crabtree returned Monday afternoon from Rochester and are now members of the Mayo Hopaters club after a revival. Mrs Crabtree expressed appreciation for the care she received.
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Mrv
Henry Crabtree
Rochester
Tilenaeis
Mayor We Hopaters
Crabt
Licences Delivered to Local Hunters and Fishermen
Fred Lovejoy and Assistant Game Watdanelson each received a supply of hunting and fishing licenses and tags. On Saturday William Stebburn and Win Stroberm of Kelly and B Chelfield of Moran also received their allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred” Lovejoy
Watdanelson
Wm. Stebubm
Win Strober
Kelly
B. Cheffield
Moran
Wedding Dance for Mr and Mrs Buster Feten
Mr and Mrs Buster Feten will host a wedding dance in the Jackson Club House Hall on Friday night April 8 with all invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Feten
Jackson Club
Dubois Courier Editor Opposes Park Extension Sole Voice
An editor of the Dubois Courier voices solitary opposition to a park extension. A Jackson citizen replies with letters from George A. Cross of the Wind River Stockmen’s Association, critiquing local views and noting external influence. The piece centers on editor sentiment versus subscriber reactions and regional pressures.
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Dubois Courier
Jackson
George A. Cross
Wind River Stockmnn
Crowewayne
Dublin Courier
Thal
Wis Autson
Ant
Morell
Dillon
Courier Duboin
Snow Shuts In Short Summer Weather
March's bright weather ended with cold and snow on Tuesday. Six to nine inches covered the ground, drifting in parts of the valley. A chaotic reading raffle and a misread wave across the nation disrupted fruit areas in several states. A wedding ad promotes The Unknown Wife tomorrow night with a crime bride plot.
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United Staton
Byith Roberton
Plowing Begins on Ranches Near Flat Creek and Jackson
Farmers have started plowing on ranches near Flat Creek over the past week. Weagle is preparing his pasture in Jackson for spring, with fields being tilled and readied for seeding as conditions warm.
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Ben Gee
Flat Creek
Weagle
Jackson
Helen District No 20 Annual Meeting Notice
The regular annual meeting of Helen District No 20 will be held at the ghost house in Jackson at 2:00 o’clock PM on Monday May 2. The purpose is to elect one director for a three year term and to vote on a special school tax for the ensuing year. Haney Warm, Clerk.
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Helen District No. 20
Ghost House
Jackson
Foe
Wight Wits
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ireless Telephone Plant
Grace G. Migler
Allant
Martar. Winger
Paper Mill
Wm. Mercill
J. R. Jones
Leek
Dean Baxter
Palmyra
Mixaouri
T He Hays
UTICA
Martin
Bristol
Jackson Mercantile Company
Jackson State Bank
Orrieuds
Axy
Robert
Milter
Frank Wood
Vicw
Harry Wagner
WP. Redmond
F.C. Hansen
Haney Waorm
Waterman
Jackson Drug Co
Clay
Kelly Mercantile CO
Wyoming
Bedley
Save
Wwoney
John B.stetson
Vincent the Tailor
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