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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
8
The report details community happenings at the Jerry ranch where a bull event faced delays. Mr and Mrs Bryant plan a trip to Jenny’s Daler. A brief note on business methods mentions a small change and plans to address a popular gate and a potentially cautious approach.
In Lincoln County Wyoming an individual announces candidacy for a state office to be chosen in the August 1920 primary. The notice requests voters support and names the submitting person and locality amid formal election language.
Chas A Jolnon announces his candidacy for county commissioner a four year term in Lincoln County Smoot Wyoming. He states he is not a politician and aims to serve if voters trust his competence for good roads and economical administration. Jolnon urges Republican voters to support him in the August primary reflecting on local governance.
A local hopeful declares candidacy for county commissioner on the Republican ticket. He asserts he was freed by friends across parties to pursue valley interests and notes the primary on August 17. The statement, signed IL, emphasizes service and dedication to the valley.
Wo Delone announces candidacy for state legislature from Lincoln County to reduce overrepresentation. He seeks Republican nomination subject to the August 17 1920 primary voters action.
A candidate on the Republican ticket for the lower house of the legislature announces candidacy, subject to voters at the upcoming Primary Election. BANK.
Candidate for sheriff announces bid for the party nomination in Hin County. He pledges reform, unity within the party, and vows to run a clean campaign and work for local residents. Endorsed by Alex Scott Kowuneror in August.
Local notes report Zenith visitors and residents: Mrs Henry Francia from Surav Mei PC Hansen at the tower on Monday. Mrs Hoy McBride from Plat Creek Friday. W L Price handling mail while Warren Francia haying. Mines Sarah and Franco Price of Kelly visiting Zenith for a few days as rains slow haying. Mr and Mrs Palmer and Forest Supervisor McCain attended Sunday. Mrs Josh Berton left for Oregon, with Mr Burton to follow. Ray Nipper moved to Nephi ranch. Moule ton rents to Nipper for three years and left for Utah. Mrs C Hohaus of Nebraska City visited Courier. returning through Hoback after park trip.
A letter shows W T Judkine disputing sensational reports on Yellowstone elk die offs. He cites 12 percent winter losses, defends park augmentation, and criticizes a Post article for exaggeration. The exchange touches on elk feeding, oil cake, and park enlargement motives amid political tension.
Dawson the musician and multi disciplinary performer is praised for his prowess as a violinist pianist cartoonist painter and humorous monologist. The review notes his varied talents at Edison and Laternational label venues delivering value beyond admission price.
Mrs Webster La Plant recently returned from Yellowstone. Harry Scott and wife operate the former Jones hotel at Victor. Ben F Garten and wife spent the winter at a Dry Hollow ranch. Friends learn of Ivan Kally moving to Newton Iowa July 22. Gerald Puy Hilmer Bark family hosted Ada Swalwell Vegte Oswald of Collins Iowa at George W Kelly home. J P Povle and children Mary Lannigan of Lamar are visiting at Cox's sawmill with Mrs Veda Bybee. Saunders notes summer school closure and plans for Idaho round of fieldwork. Saunders to teach primary in Jackson schools next term.
Promoter announces a concert by pianist Dawson at the hall on Saturday night August 7. Tickets priced 25 and 60 cents, with seating for Aduilusion patrons.
A fragmented line mentions a person named WM. MERCILL and a claim about toe injury or pain. The text appears garbled and uncertain about the event, parties, and outcome, offering little verifiable detail beyond a few names and phrases.
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