Park Extension Draws Jackson Hole Interest
Many outsiders support enlarging Yellowstone Park to include needed features and Southern gateway access. Leaders say boundaries avoid grazing lands and ranches while boosting tourism and local business. The Courier notes widespread backing from ranchers, guides, and politicians, with opposition fading and calls to push the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Hays Aite
Victor
Moran
Jackoon Hole
May
National Parks Service
Great
Natural Park
Hays
Tackson Hole
Bureau
Park
Yellowstone Station
Jackson Hole
Sheffield
Bir Hygiss
Yellowstone Park
Eye opener for a dietist at downtown luncheon
The Indianapolis News recounts a crowded luncheon scene with diners in a downtown setting. A dietitian notes the mixed meals and curious behavior among attendees, including a man in a blue coat, a bookkeeper, a stenographer, and a luncheon manager discussing business as they eat.
Local Notices From Kelly Valley This Week
Aspen Ridge reports Howard Rewin bought a fine thoroughbred bull from Wim Seatemire. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kafferlin moved to the Erwin ranch, now owned by Kafferlin. The Kelly shoot closes in May. Teachers Miss Steuve and Mrs. Mody deserve credit for a strong term. Thomas Walker family sold most property and plans to leave Kelly for Idaho then possibly Colorado. W. R. Taylor and son moved from Buffalo to a homestead near Kelly and filed on the Wm. Calendar homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kafferlin
Erwin Ranch
Mr. Kafferlin
Kelly
Min Steuvé
Mody
Thomas Walker
Idan Ho
Colorado
W.R. Taylor
Two Sone
Buffalo
Notice for Publication Consolidated Dramatic Land Claims
Department of the Interior announces public filing dates for Berta Stevens Chambers and William Melnelly in Jackson Wyoming. It lists homestead entries made in 1911 and 1914 with final proof dates set for May 6, 1918 before U.S. Commissioner Otho E. Williams. Witness names include Melnelly Saunders Ferrin Chambers Gee Ferrin. Also notices sale ads for geldings and team mares by W. P. Redmond and Baxter Kelly of Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Berta Stevens Chambers
Jackson
Otho Williams
A. S
Wm. Melnelly
Jabex J. Saunders
Josiah D. Ferrin
Thomas W. Perry
Grovant
William Melnelly
Otho E. Williams
United States
Delaney Garage Expands Capabilities and Repairs Demand
The Delaney garage continues enhancements breaking in metal with a furnace for pre heating cylinder castings a welding table and a Shaler type N PR vulcanizing unit. They have machinist tools pipe fitters and blacksmith tools and already receive outside storage battery repairs and difficult work, signaling growing demand and capability.
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Jackson’s Hole
Diffenbaugh
Delaney
Annual School Election in Lincoln County Wyoming 1915
The annual school election for Sgics District No. 20 Lincoln County Wyoming will be held at the Jackson School House on Monday May 6th 1915 at 2:00 PM for a 34 mill tax to maintain schools and a 5 mill tax or less for building purposes plus the election of two school directors and other business. All qualified voters of District No. 20 are urged to attend. James S. Simpson Clerk.
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Sgics
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Jackson School House
James 5. Simpson
Election Notice for Jackson Mayor and Council Seats
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held on May 7, 1918 in Jackson to elect a Mayor for one year and two councilmen for two years each. Polling place is Jackson Club House from 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Richard Winger, Mayor. Attest F.C. Hemphill, Clark.
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Jackson
Jackson Club House
Richard Winger
Paraphrased Advice on Using Others Methods
A fragment urges learning from others methods and not overthinking personal approaches. It notes many people use Chamberlain's Tablets and achieve good results, advising to follow those practices widely available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phils
Helpmeets and dependence debated at women’s HQ
A New York correspondent reports at a votes for women event that women deny lifelong dependence on men while acknowledging some roles require male help. Campaigners argue about whether women rely on men to manage attire and daily tasks, noting varied independence in public life.
May carnival and cabaret at local hall events
The article describes a May event featuring a cabaret with a cake award for Jackson Horns popular young lady and a prize for the homeliest man decided by direct public vote. A carnival midway promises games and donations to the local Red Cross while proceeds support the local chapter. Dr L J Moreton to take over practice May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Horn
C.F
The
Red. P
L. J. Moreton
Horel
Strayed cattle report near Moran details brands
Notes a trio of cows missing near Moran identified by brands: a red cow branded TRY on the right hip with a swallow fork in the right ear and a hole in the teft. her calf or yearling branded Cirnle H on the ribs with a swallow fork in the teft ear. a white faced cow branded Ear H on the right hip and a slash vented on the right shoulder. Owner listed as H. G. Whiteman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Whiteman
Moran
South Park Items and Local Notices
South Park Residents meet at Mr G A Wilson home with discussions found very interesting. A newborn boy to Mr and Mrs David Cheney weighed nine and a half pounds. People enjoyed a picnic and ball game near Snake River. Joy Wilson and Floyd True received draft calls and plan to leave soon. Doctors M J Liens visited the J and D Imenon home. For sale a group of horses and farm gear including a 6 year old mare and a 2 year old gelding, and various tools offered for sale by Wu Groot Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fark
G. A. Wilson
David Cheney
South Park
Snake River
Joy Wilson
Floyd True
Anow
Joy
Cheyenne
Floyd
Kemmerer
Brudelaker
Wu, Groot, Sr
Why Negroes Are Religious In Song and Faith
This piece explains how enslaved Africans used religion to express artistic longing and emotional range. It argues spirituals, from joyful to bitter to devotional, offered a channel for self expression denied by masters and shaped the Negro folk song tradition under religious imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enimp
Nature Cures The Doctor Takes The Fee
There is an old saying that Nature cures the doctor takes the fee but you can help Nature hasten a cure. Ohambar lain's Cough Remedy relieves the lungs liquifies mucus aids expectoration reduces cough and aids restoration of health. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohambarlain
Patriotism and Parsimony in Wartime Kitchens
The piece urges American housewives to boost morale and support the war effort by careful meal planning. It stresses economy as power, advising substitution of scarce foods, avoiding starvation, and maintaining a balanced, minimal waste menu while staying prudent and patriotic.
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United States
Lune
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Mane
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Ibn
Fin Menranes Company
Save and Suverkrant
Siroge Turk
Amiatene
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I. O. O. F. Lodge
RED Cross
Aspen Ridge
Hloward Rewin
Wim
Seatemire Litwonk
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G.W. Kelly
Hale Seed
Omta
Han Martin
Jackson Drug Co
Consolidated
W. P. Redmond
Baxter
Wyo
F.C. Hemphill
Clark
Helpimeer
New York
Pittsburgh Dispatel
Votes For Women
Dushoud
Drs. M. J. Liens
Teie Aretha
Seave Vietor
Aackaun
Vietor
Dnclson
Row
T. B. Estes, Mgr
Jackson Home Bakery
Liberty Bread
A. B
Candies
Jackson, Wyoming
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J. R. Jones
Jackson Harness Company
Joe Novak
Jackson, Wyo
Wort
C. J. Wort
Ben Linn
Wilson
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