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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text with scattered names and places. references to Prom VL parts, various personal names, locations, dates, and fragmented event notes. lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details to extract a concrete news item.
The document mentions Wilson-Jackson High School planning for activities next Monday and references costs, fundraising, and staff roles. It cites officials and a list of names, with scattered figures such as $12 and $200, implying a financial tally for events, supplies, or notices amid fragmented OCR text.
Fragmented OCR reports a chaotic scene at Club Henan with erratic names and prices. References to a dance night, a torn foot ligament, cold water, and racialized or political commentary appear amid scattered details and unnamed figures.
Anniversary notes mention a religious service led by Pastor Hee Evans and a ceremony at Wellnantay of Mot voli. Family members Joe and George are noted, with Mrs. Farsh Meffern and her son George sending winter greetings. The piece reflects local notices and personal milestones amid scattered fragmented phrases.
The Woodmen of the World camp at Jackson's Hole invites every member to attend the meeting on Saturday April 13 in the 1.00 Fs Hall. Baxter, Clerk, urges full participation and asks all members to be present.
A large Kelly gathering attended an April 9 school benefit entertainment at Grovant featuring a three act comedy titled A Poor Married Men. Afterward, dancing continued until 2 36 AM. Local millers Kneedy and son bought a steam hoist from Jackson's Lake to aid dam building at their mill. Walter Spicer moved to Jackson to run a new garage. Mrs Sorbohm recovered at home, Forest Supervisor McCain and Major Goldman visited Kelly en route to Gowvant. Wm Lafferty praised Thermopolis springs and Allen Willard now works in Thermopolis. Allen Willard previously worked at Jackson Drug Store. Allen Petersen and McD Thomas of Thermopolis arrived and joined Fos for the forest week.
In the column the editor notes that ads are inserted per line for the first line and then a standard charge applies for each additional line. The pricing structure is outlined and the column emphasizes consistent billing across the flyer.
Fragmentary ad promises candy home delivery and wholesale pricing from a Philadelphia address. Text is incomplete but suggests daily or weekly turnover and selection for customers. No clear date or organization beyond the city.
A fragmentary text mentions seating in shoes, a shop equipped with a tie hatest, and a vague reference to a four to one lead or decision. The legibility is too poor for clear names, places, or events, yielding a brief, uncertain item.
Nearly new Cape tractor and plows offered for sale. Item appears in fair condition with some unreadable text but lists related equipment and price guidance. Contact auction or seller for details and location.
Misspelled notice requests sending old shoes to Reach and Cooper in Boise Idaho for repair and COD return by parcel post. Readers instructed to leave express shipment details at the station and await delivery from a local office.
Mining news from the West highlights activity in Pocahontas and Muldoon districts, with new filings in Utah and Nevada. Companies such as Sterling OH and Pennan pivot to deeper exploration, while earnings rise at American Smelting and Refining. A surge in shale production and wage adjustments across Illinois and Bingham follows, alongside plans to boost Silver industry interest and new flotation plants near Idaho.
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