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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
8
A garbled account describes preacher Evans and others as a protest spreads through a Protestant church community. Mentions a gathering at Dankeon, references to a congregation and altar work, and notes about individuals and conflicts surrounding the event.
A severe hay shortage grips Nivery and surrounding ranches as feed becomes scarce. Several families, including Mrs. A J Piceus and her children, contemplate moving while Mr. Piceus plans to depart for California later in the summer. Local estimates show rising cattle losses and ongoing efforts to secure fodder in the valley, with four teams attempting to salvage from a single herd.
A brief reflective note on bread's allure and desire, suggesting simple pleasures can tempt and shape daily thoughts. The wording hints at a personal, slightly humorous meditation without concrete events or dates.
A muddled, period voice discusses Owen Winter and the author of The Virginian. The speaker laments perceived misfit Western charm and reflects on the ranch as a symbol of opportunity and royalty, noting Wister’s businesslike sale and the hero’s imagined fate.
A fragmentary local notice details a night event involving unfamiliar names and unclear actions. The report mentions a Wednesday night incident with possible effects on local residents and authorities are examining the event for clarity.
Mr and Mrs RC Kent of Kelly visit with friends in Jackson before spending five or six months in Missouri and Colorado. Mr and Mrs 0 1 William returned home on Tuesday. Many homesteaders file final proof since Mr Davis received appointment. Sean, child of Mr and Mrs Brad Young, taken to hospital last week with pete tenin, reported improving.
A Woodmen of the World meeting is called for Saturday night at Jackson's Hotel. Also mentions Clare Bruce Porter and Ray Reed traveling to Crystal Creek this week. An Ada column with candy business listings appears, with rates for insertion and lines. Names and small ad notes suggest local notices and promotions including Hine firetime.
Unclear fragmentary text describes a shop in Idaho with provel shoe machinery. Mentions Hy, Heesley, and Dergus in a jumbled context. Limited readable facts suggest a display or demonstration at a local shop or plant.
Monday a small gold locket and chain went missing either on the street or at a children's dance. Finder is asked to leave it at the past office.
Don’t discard worn footwear. Send them to Bolbe and Cooper in Boise Idaho for repair. They will restore the shoes and return them by parcel post with owing delivery.
Postal notice urges leaving express items at the post office for pickup. It states express from Victor will be brought and left at Chakt offices. The fragmentary text hints at logistics for parcel handling and location names.
Mrs J R Jones entertained in a novel stunt party honoring Mrs A J Fiscus last Thursday. The program featured acts including The hen that laid the golden eggs, The broad brimmed bats, Not ghost of show, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Four races of mankind, Letters from the dead letter office, A true story, Look before you leap, Watch on the Rhine, and A Madonna. A luncheon followed with creamed chicken sandwiches jello and coffee as guests departed.
Mrs William Straber of Kelly Wyoming offers violin or piano lessons. Lessons priced at 200 per session with a 12 lesson package for 10 if paid in advance. Address and contact details appear in the local notice.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names such as Kissinger and Gen Lik with references to San Angeli and a military or travel phrase. The text is unreadable in parts, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to confirm. Likely a clipped section from a larger column or notice.
Two Colorado ex soldiers and Wyoming residents won prizes in a federal land lottery at Torrington. Real estate dealers report eight to twelve families leaving Laramie daily due to housing scarcity. Wyoming sees new business growth with Wyoming Livestock Loan Company forming in Cheyenne and $600,000 capitalization.
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