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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
6
A garbled OCR fragment references several names and terms such as Aneta Werner, Mathie Drhplan, and Hinata with unclear context. The text appears as a noisy mix of people and phrases without a discernible event or clear information to summarize into a coherent item.
Renewal notices warn patrons they can save by renewing before May 1 at the old price. New renewals accepted for not more than one year in advance, with price rising to 8250 per year after May.
United States senator Johnson gains endorsement from Major General Leonard Wood as Republican nominee in yesterday's presidential preference primary. Figures from 440 of 2421 precincts show Johnson leading, with Wood second. Hoover and Lowden compete for third in the Democratic contest. Edwards trails with tepid support. Cheyenne dispatch notes highway project readiness and spring weather expectations for Lincoln County improvements.
A long item describes the Interchurch World Movement survey map project. It details county level church and community data, aims to guide rural church reconstruction, and notes maps will be distributed nationwide for program support. It cites George Galpin and others, with context on national scope and precedents.
Jim Williams of Kelly surprised friends by marrying Jessie Wardlaw in Jolllings Montana on April 6 at the Northern hotel. The bride, daughter of Rev. and Mrs Wardlaw, and the groom, a well liked Victor man, wed with the bride’s father performing the ring ceremony. The couple planned to reside near Kelly after brief visits with Jim’s family in Jackson.
A comic note on a handyman who overreaches from household chores to advising bachelors. The piece lampoons his rapid rise from washing dishes to running domestic duties, highlighting ironic self-importance and the pitfalls of overclaiming competence.
In a heated exchange the manager questions how a critic could issue a harsh roast of the new play. The author suggests the critic may have overheard blunt remarks about home-made candy and its value made in Bailey's candy kitchen.
Daily note warns owners of carriages against arrest for lacking a 1920 license. Postmaster Baxter offers a limited number of blank applications at the post office. Get one today and be ready for spring travel. A new price schedule for care by horsepower has been adopted, ranging from 97.20 to 844.
An old advertisement from EDGAR & BAILEY of Bik Wyoming urges readers to ask dealers for Bailey's pure home made candy. If not carried, write to specify the candy type desired and the firm guarantees satisfaction or a trade.
An advertisement urges readers to send a letter to the Courier with magazine requests for journals and newspapers. It promises to handle all steps, save expense and trouble, and asks readers to inquire at a partner office for details.
The blacksmith announces Tam now located in the former Imeson brothers shop. He will do horse shoeing and all blacksmith work. No spring rush—bring work now.
Crandall of Victor Idaho advertises closing out Delaval separators. One No 15 priced 130, sale 81.15. Two No 12 units regular 110, offered 7.50 each delivered. All new.
In this campaign year note the Courier acts as agent for most periodicals. Send eight and a check specifying titles, new subscriptions or renewals, and if renewing state expiration. The rest is handled by the Courier.
The notice instructs obtaining extra pages for Limids recorded state brand books by mail or in person at the Couriersities Phynystr toHie, with emphasis on prompt correction of the brand line. Hansen, Vrowdent Javckean ay Hole Horse ned Cattle Aerontian.
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