Wyoming parties hold dual conventions May 1 and May 4
A county Democratic meeting in Kemmerer and a Republican session in Kemmerer and Sheridan set delegates for the May 10 state conventions. Democratic delegates meet in Casper and Republicans in Sheridan. delegates likely uninstructed as no clear candidate support has formed in Wyoming. Fred Lovejoy considers attending both Kemmerer and Sheridan events if possible. Spicer and Curtin introduced four new Fordrow tractors late last week.
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Kemmerer
Casper
Sheridan
Wyoming
Fred Lovejoy
Odd Fellowship Some Things About It That Everybody Should Know
A Sunday service at the Britt Church marks an anniversary of American Odd Fellowship. Jackson and nearby residents are urged to attend as the preacher will discuss Odd Fellowship Some Things About It That Everybody Should Know. George W. Kelly bought a cabinet Victrola from Griggs Music House in Drigge, Idaho, last week.
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Britt Church
Independent Order of Oold Fellows
Amerean Odd Fellowship
Jackson
George W. Kelly
Grigga Music House
Drigge
Idaho
Idaho Is To Get More Water From Wyoming
A Wyoming based Osgoodland and Live Company of progressive ranchers plan extensive work on Pacific Creek in the north end of the valley next spring. They have purchased water rights from five or six ranchers in Two Ocean and Matilda Lakes and are negotiating with C. Carlisle of Cheyenne. The deal follows a long story on how surplus water from the lakes was acquired. Wyoming officials promised residents no more water would be diverted to nonresidents, while concerns arise over Idaho water claims and a costly Snake River bridge, prompting calls to safeguard state interests via deed conditions.
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Osgoodland and Live Took
Idale Falls
Pacific Creek
Ocean
Matilda Lakes
C. ©. Carlisle
Cheyenne
Carlisle
Osgood Company
W. C. Thompson
Grea
Jackson's Hole
Wyoming
Reclamation Service
Snake River
Wilcoo
Jackso
Idaho
Idaho Rapebera
Arbor Day Proclamation Calls for Tree Planting Across States
Governor Carey designates Friday, April 40, as Arbor Day in a nationwide spirit. The slogan Plant atle ol a shrub of some kid inspires all to preach and practice forestry, shrubbery, and beautification of American homes, highways, and battles.
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Carey
Union
Reed Family Plans Move to Inglewood California
Oliver Reed left for Inglewood California on Tuesday morning. His parents stay, while Mrs Reed will return to Jackson to settle property. Mrs Reed and Miss Yule plan to go to the Sunset state and improve Mr Reed's health. Hay hopes to follow next fall. Always call for Bailey's purée home made candy.
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Oliver Reed
Inglewood
Bailey
State School Money Sets Aid at Four Hundred Eleven Thousand
State funds for education total 411,092.52 this year, up from 348,498.40 in 1919. Census shows 51,913 students, an increase of about 3,600 from last year. Per capita cost is 8.85 dollars. Lincoln county reports 49,427.31 dollars in appropriation for 4460 children.
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Linoult Wouniy Rauils
Meeers Ward and Holste Arrive in Jackson for Summer Work
Meeers, Ward and Holste, motor mechanics from Idaho Falls, Idaho, arrived in Jackson last Friday. They visited the J. P. Ranch at the forepart of the week, where they have contracted to work this summer. The J. P. Ranch operates four tractors and requires the full time service of two mechanics.
Female slate leads at enuiens meeting for city office
A lively Tuesday meeting nominated Grace Miller for mayor with two councilwomen, Min Genivere Van Vieck and Maustins iwight for council seats. After critics urged competition, a second ticket emerged nominating Fred Lovejoy for mayor and Henry Crabtree, Win Morcill for two year terms, with Williams and Baxter seeking council spots.
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Enuiens
Crabyroe
Jortor
C. Metsatini Wir
Corelioen Hull
Fox J
Reed
Lloyd
Grace Miller
Ron Crabtree
Mae Delaney
Teri
Min Genivere van Vieck
Maustins Iwight
Smayor
Fred Lovejoy
Henry Crabtree
Win
Morcill
Council
Williams
T. Tl. Baxter
Jackson
Picture Show Preview and Chopping Poles for Telegraph Project
Tomorrow night features Mrs. Charlie Chaplin Mildred Hacks in a touching film titled Home. The article notes local efforts by workers shaping telegraph poles for a wireless communications project.
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Charlie Chaplin
Mildred Hacks
W O W Reorganizes Jacksons Hole Camp
The Woodmen of the World camp in Jacksons Hole reorganized with new officers and revived meetings after a pause. HL Coulter was elected counsel commander, MW Henrie lieutenant, J B Tinting banker, and Wo Neloney clerk. Members from other camps are transferring. meetings move to the first Saturday each month. Dorothy Elizabeth Meare, infant daughter of BF and Mrs Meare, died shortly after birth at St Johns Hospital and was buried at Jackson cemetery. mother recovering.
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Jacksons Hole
Onaito
Cery
Piatt
HL Coulter
Cansul
MW Henrie
Leutenant
Tinting
Batker
Wo Neloney
Pharene
Dorothy Elizabeth
Mew
Meare
St. John's Hospital
Jackson Cemetery
Stockmen Meeting Called for Jackson Hole Cattle Association
Urgent notice to all members to attend the annual meeting at the Club House in Jackson Saturday afternoon April 24 at 2 PM. Important business to be discussed. full attendance requested. Signed PLU HAN Pr
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Jackson's Hole
Lie
Plu
Han Pr
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Spicer & Curtin
ODD Fellowship
Georgette and
Fancy Crepes
Wm. Mercill
J. R. Jones
Mayer Shoes
Ebc
Kelly Mercantile Co
Kelly, Wyoming
Mercill’s
Wyomin
Kelly Mercantile Store
Kelly, Wyo
Driggs, Idaho
Bessie N. Gardner
Maxotires
Jackson Mercantile Co
Stockmen's Meeting
Charles Deloney
Jackson State Bank
Robert E. Miller
Provident Trank
Wood
Harry Wagner
Cushion
W.P. Hedinowsd
Hanewa
Bharenti
Goo
Bohnet
Teady
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