Appendicitis Delays Family’s Long Journey
Mr and Mrs Lew Royer, in Jackson transacting business, planned a long move to Argentina with their family, but Mrs Royer’s sudden acute appendicitis required an operation at St John’s hospital. She is reported doing well. The group had planned to depart via LeGrande Oregon then San Francisco to sail for their future home, but the illness postpones the journey until her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Royer
Jackson
Royer
St. John's Hospital
Roger
Tether
W. R. Taylor
Argentina
LeGrande
Oregon
San Francisco
Rover
Abe
Local political figures shift. Doloney moves to Cheyenne
The Kemmerer Republican notes Wm. C. Deloney, named by Governor Carey to the State land board, leaving Kemmerer for Cheyenne with temporary Ogden residence for his family. It also reports Mr. Doloney’s plan to relocate as the period film company restart faces delays due to a fire at the Pathe Exchange in Salt Lake City and upcoming showings this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wm. C. Deloney
Carey
Board of State Land
Delorey
Tacksoe
Lincoln County
Charlie Delaney
Jackson
Cheyenne
Doloney
Ogden
Kemmarer
Wyoming Stock Growers Oppose Enlargement
The Wyoming Stockgrowers association met at Basin and passed a resolution opposing the extension of Yellowstone’s boundaries. They urged using northern Lincoln County as a stock raising area and called for returning railroads to their rightful owners. About 100 stockmen attended. Cheyenne won next year’s convention. all officers from last year were re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Basin
Lincoln County
Kommierer
Anniversary Celebration for Goo Five Year Civil Wedding
Pasadena Star-News notes a wooden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Goo observed at their 343 West Dakota street home with about 30 friends Tuesday evening. The surprise party featured cafeteria style service and spring blooms. Also notes address changes for the T. J. Walker family to Idaho Falls and local movements of J. C. Counts N. E. Smith Holiday Manor and Giger wagon delivery shifting from Blacktail Butte.
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D. H. Goo
Weat
Dakota Street
T. J. Walker
Idaho Falls
Kelly
Cokeville
J. C. Counts
Jackon
N. E. Smith
Holiday Manor
Jackson
Blacktail Butte
Notice to Contractors for Water Works Improvements
The Town of Jackson Wyoming invites sealed proposals for water works improvements including 4220 feet of 1 inch wooden pipe 1070 feet of 6 inch wooden pipe 4042 feet of 4 inch wooden pipe 8 inch and 6 inch gate valves with boxes hydrants tees crosses and reducers Plans and specs available at Town Clerk office and from J A Whiting Cheyenne for 10.00 refundable until May 20 1919. Bids due May 26 1919 at 8 PM with cash or certified check equal to 5 percent of bid. town reserves right to reject any or all bids. Bonds and contract required within ten days if awarded.
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Jackson
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Victor Idale
Tackson
Linwite
J. A. Whiting
First National Bank
Cheyenne
Deposiuhng
Jana
Pown
Natonal Ora Wyoming State Bank
Lis
Lil
Willy
Air Service and Forest Service Plan Aerial Fire Patrols
Airplanes and captive balloons will cover parts of California Arizona and New Mexico this summer under an order from Secretary Baker to aid in detecting and suppressing forest fires. Tests include bombing fires with chemicals and transporting firefighters by dirigibles while chief activity centers on fire detection. Aircraft will report via wireless and triangulation to locate fires, aiding lookout networks and offering training opportunities for fliers.
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California
Arizona
New Mexico
Baker
Air Service
Forest Service
Local News Briefs From Jackson and Nearby Towns
Submits to Operation Joy Wilson underwent an appendectomy at St John s Hospital performed by Dr C W Huff with nurse Megs Huff assisting The operation was successful and she is recovering Cars begin moving in the valley between Jackson and Kelly Allen and Germann shopped in Jackson from Kelly Frank McBride visited from Zenith A Jackson tennis club forms with plans for a summer court on the Harry Wagner place Rebekah Lodge initiated five new members John A Davis called to Fountain Green Utah for a brother s illness Ray Golden visited on business H Rinehart returned from California to his ranch near Kelly for the season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Wilson
St John’s Hospital
C. W. Huff
Megs. Huff
Jackson
Harry Wagner
John A. Davis
Fountain Green
Utah
Victory Loan details promise hightax exempt bonds and quick payoff
The treasury outlines a four year Victory Loan set at 4 3 4 percent with state county local tax exemption and potential conversion to 3 3 4 percent bonds. Installment dates begin May 10 with 10 percent due and follow monthly through November with accrued interest on deferred payments. Full early payment options exist, and analysts expect bonds to rise above par soon. Local families send letters from service members and report on health and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Sam
Change in Management of the Jack n Flore Courier
The Jack n Flore Courier declares a change in ownership to Thomas H. Baxter after May 11, with Baxter taking charge for a season. The current manager, after six years, expresses regret and optimism, praising Baxter as capable and honest while remaining available to help during a transition period. Baxter, a longtime Jacksons Hole resident, will soon assume duties as postmaster and publisher with support from the present staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack‘n Flore Courier
Thomas H. Baxter
Courier
Betsi
News
The
Baxter
Jackson's Hole
Light vote favors bonds in Jackson’s Hole election
The road bond election drew a light turnout in Jacksons Hole with only 186 votes cast and just four against the bonds. Precinct results show narrow opposition and a statewide expectation of large bond support if other regions reflect similar sentiment. Also notes a St Johns Junior Guild masquerade, dental work by Billy Lafferty, and Wred Perkin’s return from Pleasanton, Nebraska.
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Jackson's Hole
Teton
Aguin
Jackson
Kelly
Wilson
Cheney
Elk
St. John's Junior Guild
St. John's Club
Whooping Cough Remedy Promoted by Chamberlains
The advertisement touts Chamberlains cough remedy to ease coughing and expectoration as a reliable aid. It emphasizes effectiveness and relief for sufferers.
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Will
Pasadena Star-News
Siles
Wm. Mercill
Driggs, Idaho
Federal Reserve Bank
James Budge
Allen
Berg
Karl Kent
Fort George Wright
J. Allen
Walter Germann
Mrs
Frank McBride
Zenith
Ray Golden
Rebekah Lodge
J. R. Jones
Mia
Pearl van Vlock
Nellie Goodrich
Pearl William
Yula Road
Jackson Mercantile Co
Eee el Ball
J. D. Ferrin
Dave Ferrin
91St
Wafe
Camp Mills
Jim Molnelly
France
Jim
Ben Seaton
Henry Vrancia
Valley
Valley Mea
T. G. Huff
G. A. Lueagat
Wm. Woodard
Idaho Walls
Mra
Louis Vandermark
Mr. Vandermark
W. P. Redmond
San Diego
J. P. Simpson
Simpson
Wred Perkin
Pleasanton
Nebranka
Jackson State Bank
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