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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
8
The Hospital Advisory Board invites all concerned to attend a meeting on Monday evening at 8:00 PM. Reports will be presented by committee chairs. The session will be held at the facility conference room and is open to the public.
The traveler at Belial Dire Sab will be held at United Hotel Jackson at 2:00 PM on Monday May for the purpose of electing one director for the term and for the purpose of new school tax levy for the easing year. Hanky Wann, Clerk.
An English traveler described Cranberry or bear berry as a small creeping plant found in salt marshes. He notes its use among Indians and English people who boil it with sugar to eat with meat, and mentions its spread in New England.
A New York mother seeks her son Godfrey Philip Nolan who uses the name Jack Nolan. He left in 1911 and was last heard from at a ranch near Flintville in Point of Rocks country. He may have enlisted with a Wyoming regiment and gone overseas according to scattered notices and searches.
The obituary notes German Long’s sterling character and wide circle of friends. A member of Arco High School’s senior class and of Woodmen lodge, his funeral drew involvement from both groups in an impressive ceremony. GV Long and wife had returned Monday from Arco to attend.
A correction states there was mis information about entertaining eighth grade and high school pupils last week. Mr W F E Lloyd and Susie Lloyd assisted Mrs entertainment.
Reverend Harold Johns and nurse Kitty of St John’s Hospital host an evening at St John’s Hostel honoring Mr and Mrs Buster Estes with invited guests and a light program. The event references a traditional limerick rhyme about Limerick Ireland and its verse style.
The piece argues that Americans take pride in their states, families and businesses and will back state interests. It notes pride in industries, resources, growing highways and public utilities as drivers of progress and highway construction.
The Jackson band receives $500 contributions from local firms and individuals to fund music and incidental expenses. Contributors include Jackson Drug Company, Jackson Bank, Jackson Billiard Hall, Jackson Hotel, Crabtree Hotel, Wm. Merrill, American Legion, Jackson High School, Dr. Huff, W. P. Redmond, Rev. Harold Johns, and the Courier. The band roster lists J. F. Pospesil as director and players for cornet, alto horns, baritone, trombone, bass horns, snare drums, and bass drum with several others ordering instruments or taking lessons.
The notice advertises grain options including Sweedishi Select Data Kherson Marquis Wheat Tuckey Red Wheat and Boeltz with delivery at 25 per cwt. Orders for Saturday delivery should be left with Brown & Wood or arranged by writing phone or calling the ranch run by B H Hopson in Jackson Wyoming.
The Kelly base ball team posted a challenge inviting any team to a nine inning game at Kelly on Sunday April 24 signed by manager J. Rudge Sr. A later notice accepted the challenge. The game was played last Sunday, the Challengers lost 37 to 11 as Kelly used a picked lineup.
Jack Templeton flees America to a Fiji island facing murder charges. He pleads with Marame Thurston to leave her savage surroundings, but desolate relatives resist. American officers locate him as the showdown looms. sequel promised tomorrow night at the picture show with Fiji temple dances by Edith Roberts.
St John’s Church Jackson extends an invitation to Sunday worship led by Rev Hakoip Jones with church school at 1100 AM and 4 PM. The notice asks attendees to join in quiet reflection and welcomes all.
All members of Jackson 1 C O F Lodge No. 8 and Jackson Valley Rebekah Lodge No. 9 are summoned to meet at the hall Sunday evening May Tay at 7 15 AM sharp for a joint religious observance at St John s Episcopal church as part of an annual custom. Wm Cowan N G Mra Fidelia Jones NG Noamfortable Beale of Mighty Bog 0 Examination Paper The rest of the text is garbled and not pertinent to the notice.
A provocative carnival ad touts multiple open air sideshows including a tight rope walker the Jackson girl and the girls of 49. It teases Gypsy fortune teller and a fat worm plus a tea garden candy booth prize grab and clowns with risqué warnings. The event is set for Friday May 6 at 8 00 PM with pay as you go admission and no fixed prices.
The Jackson Valley Rebekah Lodge No 9 hosts a Baby Show as the carnival centerpiece with a 25 cent entry fee. Three prizes will be awarded under competent judges for children aged up to five years, with prizes funded by proceeds toward a Wyoming I O O F and Rebekah state home.
R. Q. Young urges timely watch repairs for spring, inviting customers to bring watches to Kelly on May 10 and to Jackson on May 11 for guaranteed quality work and service.
The Women's Guild hosts a party at the Club House on Saturday May 7 from 3 00 to 5 30 P M. Children and their mothers are invited. Admission ten cents for children and 25 cents for adults.
Several brief items from Jackson note Mrs J F DeBons returning from Moran with Mrs W G Boon visiting, Dalley parents in Salt Lake City welcome a baby born April 21, Hoback road work linked to May 10 bond vote, Delaney to East Lake City for growth operation, comb lost at marque hall, Joe Markham and family back from eastern states, and local sale ads for plows and repair services including W G Boon and Kelly families in Jackson Wyoming routed notices.
Registration clerks at Jackson Telephone office held periods last Thursday to Saturday and again on April 28 and 20. Those who registered previously or voted last general election in districts with no prior registration may vote without new registration if they reside in the same precinct. moving requires registering in the new or returning to the old precinct to vote.
John C. Rutherford ranch on main highway one mile north of Ditch creek listing 100 acres for 61000 with 60 acres adjoining on the south available at a discount. Inquiries to T A Baxten Jackson Wyoming.
For sale a 100 acre ranch with machinery two and one half miles north of Kelly Wyoming. Area is practically all fenced and under cultivation. Contact Joan Tayvon Kelly Wyo.
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