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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
6
The fragment discusses a renewal price and payment terms, noting a May 1st cutoff and a new rate of 82.50 per year. It references obligations to renew before the old price expired and mentions limited advance payment options. The text is fragmented and journalistic in style, with stray garbled phrases.
Governor Norbeck of South Stakott backs neither Leon nor Soot for president. He cites Wood as the only man with heart to lead America now, praising him on a rail trip with Wood. Norbeck says Roosevelt knew that too and would approve the reconstruction effort.
A fragmented notice announces a new brand book for haying associations. It mentions bound books, a date concern, and a hand of leaders including HANSEN as president of a horse and cattle association. The text is unclear but implies updated cataloging or certification of brand books.
Fragmented OCR notes describe state meetings of Wyoming Good Roads Association directors with dates and locations including Cheyenne Sheridan Rock Springs and Goshen. The garbled text mentions presidents and committees and an April date, outlining planning for a statewide good roads conference.
Five New Jersey televaters pledged to back Leonard Wood for the Republican nomination will attend the Chicago convention. They were unopposed in the primary, with pledges from the Essex County Republican committee not to field rival candidates. Plans exist to enter a Woodman as a delegate in each district if a candidate refuses to pledge support, and state sentiment could yield all 28 delegates for Wood.
A Massachusetts poll reported by the New York Sun and Herald shows strong support for Wood among voters while politicians favor Lowdon. The survey lists Coolidge as a favorite son, but he says he will not run, leaving Wood as the leading choice in the sample.
Leon Wood national campaign committee chairman Willan Cooper Proctor announced that two Georgia delegates were pledged to Wood. WM Beacher of Brunswick and Mek were chosen in the Bloverittise trio as unopposed Wood delegates, and Dr. St. Sherard of Griffin was elected from the Sixth district.
The April 3 issue prints a three panel view of the Skinner mill and Belly whip plant at Seattle Washington. It notes the plant being sold to Chairs man Payne of the U S Shipping Board and rumors he plans to resell to a private Japanese controlled concern. The piece also features a courtroom gag about speeding fines and a fragment about Bailey’s candy.
The Biological Survey and Washington officials praised Jackson Hole cattlemen for sharing about 80 tons of hay with elk during a harsh winter. They supported feeding the elk and thanked local cattlemen for their cooperation beyond words.
Newspaper item warns readers about unsafe homemade candy claims and notes Bailey’s candy as a known brand. It cautions parents against giving children pure homemade sweets and urges skepticism of unverified products.
Reports from Michigan leaders in Detroit describe a strong tilt toward Leonard Wood for national leadership. The conference signals unity behind Wood as the preferred candidate, with cautious optimism about his ability to unite factions and rebuild morale.
Lodge No 8 celebrates its tenth anniversary with services at Mapitia channel Bunits avenue on April 9. A sermon by Odd Pellewshin and remarks by Tony Odd Wellow accompany attendance and observations on the lodge’s aims and duties.
A notorious fan known as the Demon Pan created a ruckus at a ball game. He reportedly shouted for a large time until a police officer intervened to prevent violence. The quiet man in town is revealed as a different person when calm.
Senator John B. Kendrick argues that corrupt money used in Michigan to back Senator Newberry and defeat Ford helped block ratification of the Peace Treaty. He claims Newberry's victory gave Republicans control of the Senate and altered the treaty outcome, though Ford’s seating might have changed nothing without other votes.
Edagar B Bailey of Bik Wyoming advertises pure home made candy. The seller promises customer satisfaction with no trade if not pleased and urges readers to ask their denier for Bailey's candy.
Readers are urged to send requests for magazines journals and newspapers to the Courier office with payment by check. The notice promises handling and delivery, inviting subscribers to address letters to the Courier.
Fred Deyo announces new shop location formerly used by Meson brothers. He offers horse shoeing and wide range of blacksmith services. Don’t wait for spring rush, bring in your work now.
I BE CRANDALL of Victor Idaho advertises closeout sale on De La Vat separators. One No 15 unit priced at 115 after market value 8130. Two No 2 units offered at 897 60 each delivered. All new inventory available.
A garbled sales note claims the Courier acts as agent for many periodicals and offers renewal or new subscriptions. It pressures readers to subscribe or renew as an expiry approaches. The text is unclear but centers on prompting subscription actions.
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