Open Letter From County Treasurer on Special School Tax
A Wyoming open letter discusses special school tax funds for district 21 Elk and Spill Creek areas. It questions misused funds, notes delinquent taxes and past collections, and calls for accounting from the county treasurer, county superintendent, and school officials. References to Raized 1018 and figures 8420.00 110, Nose 1 1020.43.5.8 appear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk
Wyo
Reno Wendy
Unis
Earthquake Shakes Piel Valley. Seismograph Images Sent
Last Thursday a distinct quake rattled the Piel Valley region. Six pictures accompany a Courier submission showing seismographs across the country recording the vibrations. Local observers report noticeable shaking and ask residents to remain cautious as aftershocks potential follow.
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Piel Valley
Picura
Elk and Deer Numbers in Wyoming and Jackson Hole
In a letter to G. H. Dunn of Kemmerer, D. C. Nowlin asserts moose mainly surround Yellowstone, with numbers possibly doubling in 25 years due to a long closed season, while deer and mountain sheep have declined. He notes elk counts around 19,900 in a recent canal census and 9,300 last year, and warns that Wyoming’s wild game lags behind states like New York and Pennsylvania. He urges organized sportsmen to act for wild game welfare and economic value.
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G. H. Dunn
Kemmerer
D. C. Nowlin
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Daokega Holey
Jackson
N. Y
Penna
Local Social News From Jackson and Surrounding Area
Kelly Kolumn er and Mrs. H C Kent with Carl Kent visited Jackson last Saturday and stayed at the Orin Benton ranch on Flat Creek. Hat Creek neighbors held an Easter Sunday picnic at Sam McBride's home. Mrs. Wi Seebohm of Pine Creek visited Mr H C Kent on Ditch Pi one afternoon. Willine made several trips to Neil's on the Buffalo with grain and to Jackson. Will Jutso went to Ditch Creek from Buow Sloe Gulch last week. Jake Johnsons of Grovant entertained at an Easter dinner for Mr and Mrs Max Edick, Mrs and Mrs Van der Brook, John Kneedy and Karl Kent. Mr and Mrs James Budge hosted a card party. five hundred tables were played and refreshments served. Karl Kent of Grovant spent Friday night at the BO Kent's on Ditch Orgek. Mrs Tom Jump has been ill. Jack Foo Henry May and John itine kar attended a daily meeting in Jackson last week. Grand Teton Camp Fire Girls are practicing new songs and drills hoping to present a public council fire in Jackson as soon as snow clears.
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Wi. Seebohm
Pine Creat
Mr. H. ©. Kent
Willfiine
Neil’s
Jackson
Will Jutso
Ditch Creek
Buow Sloe
Gulch
Jake Johnsons
Grovant
Max Edick
van der Brook
John Kneedy
Karl Kent
James Budge
Ditch ‘Orgek
Jack Foo
Henry May
John Itinekar
Jack
Grand Teton
Moran Briefs and Weekend Visits Mentioned
Moran notes weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Joe Markham and child ren to Mr and Mrs W G Steingraber. Ben Graham visited friends at Moran. Mrs Mary Coffin stayed with Mr and Mrs Wilson Easter and Mr and Mrs C M Neil visited Dillard Newland's guests. Ole Warrol spent several days in Moran amid unseasonable weather and record lows to start April. The government barometer showed 11 degrees below zero and eight below on the following nights with little spring warmth.
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Ben Graham
Moran
Mary Coffin
Wilson Easter
Government
Hiterometer
Sunny Southland Spring Decisions Face South Park News
Sunny Southland reports George Wilson weighing whether to farm or saw as hay becomes scarce. Lin Nelson aids Mr. Fiscus with branding. Walter Scott family relocates to Canute place. Mrs. Ralph Cheney plans move to Scott place. Hoback sees 4 inches of rain in 24 hours as spring plowing looms.
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George Wilson
South Park
Lin Nelson
Walter Scott
Canute Place
Ralph Cheney
Hoback
Scott Place
J. Hiscus
Descriptive valley scene by an eighth grade student Fay Harris
Wilson A Descriptive theme describes a valley drive with scenic beauty along a hill road. The writer notes mountain ash damp spots delicate ferns pink hollyhock white and yellow columbines orchids and lavender slippers. It mentions berries, pine trees, and winding road with few accidents.
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Fay Harris
Lin
For Sale Items and Misc Notices in Courier Classified
Fragmented ad list appearing in a pasted Courier page describes goods for sale including bor sale barley and Studebaker parts, plus scrap lead and misc notices. The garbled text mentions buyers and sellers in Jackson 2047 Tihiave Maran Wye and Kiowa fields, urging readers to subscribe to the Courier.
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BOR Bale
Grovont 500 Club Hosts Night Of Prizes And Dancing
Mr and Mrs James Budge entertained the 500 club Saturday night with a delisieux midnight luncheon served by the young ladies. Prizes went to Bert Budge as a lady and Andy Chambers, Joe Heninger and Max Echo tied for the gentlemen’s prize. Virginia Heninger and Henry Gunther won booby prizes. the evening closed with dancing and social visits among neighbors and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Budge
500 Club
Delisieux
Bert Budge
Lndy
Andy Chambers
Joe Heninger
Max Echo
Virginia Heninger
Henry Gunther
For Sale and Classified Ads Blitz in Grovant Wyoming
In this ad column buyers seek farm land 100 acres alfalfa ready for spring grain fenced and croffenced priced at 1500. Also sale items include Deere wagon, John Deere dink, farm machinery, fur buying, phonograph records pre war, Roan Durham bull 4 years old registered, various household items see sellers in Grovant Driggs Idaho Falls and nearby towns.
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Euivon Records
Griggs
Munie
Driggs
Ida
Notice to guides on guide certificates before hunting season
Wyoming Game and Fish Department warns that all hunting guides must reachere applications to obtain guide certificates sufficient time before hunting season opens. Guides guiding parties without certificates will be dealt with under Wyoming law. Cheyenne Wyoming. 13-27 Gus
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Wie Game & Fish Department
See- Lonsi
USA
Wyoming Game and Wish Lawn
Od Bish Dept
Cheyenne
Wyo
Herbal cure advertisement from Ocean Park California in 1920
A letter from Milurn in May 1920 praises a so called KHROMATISM HERB used for rheumatism. The writer claims it cured a relative and others in the neighborhood, urging rapid orders to Mrs Mon. Jones and offering agents nationwide. The ad lists price at one dollar per pound and references Ocean Park California.
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Milurn
Beatin Herb Co
Geoun Park
Cal
Outieinen
du Dow
Annle
Norwalk
Lia
M. Jones
Khromatism Herb Company
Ocean Park
California
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Spread Creek
Ball County
Tresaurer
Myra E. Geer
Superintendent of Public Instruction
George University
Jackson Hole
D.C. Nowlin
Kelly Kolumn
H. C. Kent
Carl Kent
Orin Benton
Flat Creek
Hat Croek
Sam McBride
Tom Jump
Joe Markham
W. G. Steingraber
C. M. Neil
Dillard Newland
Dhavblowis & Moran
Ole Warrol
Sunny Southland
Grovont Bridge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Jackson’s Hole
Legion
Uncle Sam
Wilson
Teton Pass
C. B. Williams
Mia
Jim Mennelly
Fue Love
iDger
al Young
Axwell
Menore Perry
Mr. Young
Melvin Nichols
Bob Pertin
Haw
Ering
Andy Chatohurs
Chorley Hill
Hedrick
Buster
Diggity Awell
Joe Phifen
Joss Chamhers
Don Grahaia
Ane
Mra. Walluen Moulin 18
Conval
Tring
Doo Hostal
Ogeens
Kent Watt
Uble
Wehnsen
Jan Heninger
Repariog
Japhente
Fire of
Duly
Leet Comatriction Co
Wre Leman
Pepuig
Uae
A. Moulton
Ado
Roan Durham Bull
A. Tomsén
McCoy
K.P. Hunter Bik
W. L. Winegar
Jacks
J. F Bailey
Utah
Jackson's Hole
Ike
Geo. A. Martineau
Idaho Falls
G. W. Kelly
Dackson Mercantile Co
Tole
Eluh
Joule
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