Jackson Hole Cattle Association Sets Seasonal Bounty Plan
A special meeting of the Jackson's Hole Cattle and Horse Association revised the bounty scheme, paying 2.50 per head on coyotes from April through September, with no bounty rest of the year. Wolf bounty unchanged. A 10 cent per head stock tax is now due to the Jackson State Bank. Many stockmen attended from across the valley in a harmonious session.
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Jackson's Hole
Aspription
Jackson State Bank
Returns of Allen Budge Home From Overseas
Rejoicing at Kelly as Allen Budge arrives in New York after more than fifteen months serving in France and Germany with Jackson Hole volunteers. He heads toward Camp Kearney while friends hope he returns next week.
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Jim Budge
Kelly
Prospect for Ferry Discouraging Near Snake River
A party examined ferry prospects near the Snake River to support a bridge plan for high water. They found building a ferry within miles of the current site impractical due to the river not confined to a single channel. It appears Jackson may lose mail and freight again this summer and every year until the bridge is expanded and the water remains in one channel.
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Snake River
Jooks
Jackson
Deloney Ranch Sold To Higley and Adams of Black Foot
The Deloney Ranch in South Park, a 240 acre property, changed hands last week when E. Higley and Joe H. Adams of Black Foot Idaho purchased it from Charles Deloney. O L Lunbeck, in charge over the past year, remains employed by the new owners. Bruce Porter, formerly with Co M volunteers, is returning to Jackson and to his job at the Jakeon Drug Store after visits in Nebraska.
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E. ©. Higley
Joe H. Adams
Black Foot
Idaho
South Park
Charles Deloney
O. L. Lunbeck
Delaney
Menars Higley and Adams
Bruce Porter
Co. M
Valley
Jackson
Bruce
Stotes
Montana
Nebraska
Jakeon Drug Store
R. E B. Guark Jr
Cody
Frances Delaney
Billy” Lafferty
Gros Ventre
Frank Dew
J. P
Scarlet Fever Claims Life Of Little Lol Lamb
Deep sorrow filled Mr and Mrs Roy Lambs home when their baby daughter Lol succumbed after days of severe scarlet fever. She would have turned two in May. An only child, the family mourns in quiet community sympathy. Funeral services were held Sunday April 6 with interment in South Park cemetery.
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Roy Lamb
Lol
South Park
Hospital Transfer Prompted by Son's Car Operation
Mrs. Tom Brown as Kelly traveled Tuesday to Kansas City after Ira May telegrammed that her son Harold needed another serious car operation. Harold and Ira had recently gone to an automobile school in Kansas City and Harold had already undergone one major car operation. The illness began with measles leading to an ear complication.
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Tom Brown
Kelly
Kansas City
Ira May
Harold
Ira
Kansan City
Lincoln county ready for major Hoback road boost plan
Wyoming officials report a cooperative Hoback road project with the federal government totaling 71 500 dollars, linking Kemmerer to the Green River valley and Yellowstone region. The state and county will contribute 20 000 dollars, with an additional 40 000 earmarked for forest service road improvements in northern Lincoln county.
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Hohack Road
Wyoming
Levison
Kemmerer
Green River Valley
Yellowtome Park
Star Valley
Yellowstone
Lincoln County
Open For Business Soon L. 8. Parry Hotel Renovation
The Parry family and the Harpers visited Sunday as Jackson Hotel undergoes a full renovation this week. Rooms retinted, woodwork and furniture repainted, office replastered, and kitchen dining areas with new floors and paint. Dining room service paused for about ten days. guests will find an improved interior. Ed Mayer now runs Elk Cigar store for a year. J R Jonen opens Bakery building to take groceries and supplies orders. Valdes Allen buys a Western Electric lighting custome for his Elk ranch home.
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Parry
First Clans
Ed Mayer
Elk
J. R. Jonen
Plan For Wyoming Roads Made Public Plan For Wyoming Roads Made Public
United States Forest Service outlines a Wyoming road work plan funded by Section 8 and 10 percent appropriations plus a new Post Office Act allocation. Projects include Teton Pass, Oxbow Canyon, Star Valley Yellowstone, Wind River, Buffalo Ten Blee, Encampment-Sliter, Aladdan-Hulett, Gros Ventre Bridge, and district minor roads, with cooperative agreements and surveys across miles and budgets. The memo notes Wyoming’s favorable allocation, urging counties to engage, while other states seek similar boosts. Fred J. Smith returns to Bryan Flat Ranger station after serving as book-keeper at Jackson Drug Company. FOR SALE Good White weaving machine Call St. John’s Club room Ad
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Washington, D. C
Marely
Warren
United States Forest Service
Wyoming
Senator Warren
National Foreste
Congress
Post Office
Teton Pass
Oback Canyon
Star Valley
Yellowstone
Wind River
Buffalo- Ten Blee F
Encampment-Sliter
Aladdan-Hulett
Gros Ventre Bridge
A. F. Potter
Fred J. Smith
Jackson Drug Company
Bryan Flat
St. John's Club Room
Jackson Hole Area Election Judges Named for State Bond Vote
The county board reappointed judges and clerks for the state road bond election to be held Tuesday April 22 with appointments listed for Jackson Hole precincts including Jackson Grovont Kelly Cheney Wilson Elk Teton Moran and others. The report also notes recent local events including hospital recoveries employment changes and the death by suicide of former businessman Jon Novak in California.
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Lincoln County
Board of Country Commissioners
Jackson's Hole
Jackson
Jon Novak
California
W. J. Hines
San Francisco
Jackson State Bank
Novak
Hole
Nowak
San Francis
W. Davis & Son
Chicago
Special engineer to inspect Snake River bridge near Jackson
Word from Washington notes an interior department bridge engineer will visit the Snake River crossing between Jackson and Wilson about May 1 with an astute assistant. The bridge, long a thorn to Jackson residents, drifted from the channel after a prior alteration and has been useless since. Kemmerer Republican Fred Lovejoy announces his first picture show at 10 C F Hall next Saturday night April 12 featuring The Yellow Ticket and a comedy, with Pathe exchange prints.
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Washington
Interior Department
Snake River
Jackson
Wilson
Fred Lovejoy
10.C. F. Hall
Pathe Exchange
Whooping Cough Remedy by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
A historical note promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to ease coughing and expectoration. It claims the medicine gives relief and an easier cough, highlighting its use for whooping cough symptoms.
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Chamberlain
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