20 Aug 1914
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1914
Page
1
A 2000 appropriation directed to the Hoback road is described under the Agricultural Appropriation Acts. The text notes funds from forest reserve receipts distributed to states for public schools and county needs and an additional 16 percent for road and trail construction and maintenance in national forests.
The Pure Food Club met Friday afternoon with Mix Charles Beagle in attendance. Mrs. Plandets Mes. llls and Mes. Wagner visited. A pleasant social afternoon followed as numbers were drawn for the counterpane won by Mortery. Mrs. Beagle served treats and the gathering enjoyed the event. The next meeting is planned for Friday in August.
A new bank began operations with a grand opening on Main Street near the Jackson Hotel. The building, remodeled recently, sits just south of the hotel and includes updates to the brick facade. Carpenters completed interior work and the town voices praise for a sturdier financial presence in the valley.
The Jackson and Cheney schools set to open for fall term on September 7. Prof P Tremphilt from Mine Whalts Wyoming will lead Jackson School. Prof HMerivpbilt to teach Ye High School and Eightly Grede. Remaining Jackson School duties split among A V Wilson Mise Serale Dew and Mins Hemtmant Viccas. Pearl Hender to teach Claney School Vans. Fiat Greek School buildings awaiting patron action and will open promptly once leg work finishes.
Thomas failed to attend last Sunday at St John’s Church due to detention on the way. He plans to arrive in Jackson on Saturday, August 2 for Sunday services. A Sunday School at Elk named Budale quoday with Hugh Smith as Superintendent is planned, to meet Bertin Noble Gragvrsts.
The article reports the death of Mr. Van Winkle in the Snake River accident. Officials mourn the sudden loss as the community gathers, with funeral services planned in Wilson on Friday morning. The event follows a prior camping trip and affected family includes Mr. and Mrs. Van Winkle and relatives.
Odd lot sale notices list seed wheat and oats for sale near Jackson on school grounds in Lincoln County. Buyers may bid up to $20 weekly and mail bids to Mr dam Willson, with items to be removed before a set date.
The piece notes numerous entries for a relay event with many unnamed competitors and formations. It highlights expectations that a record field will compete in the upcoming race, with emphasis on the relay teams and potential standout performances at the Jackson venue.
Fragmentary notes describe Mr and Mrs and a son visiting towns and several individuals named in a curt log, mentioning travel to Cade Hilly, Bierer’s, Grae Ventre, Lester Look, Veal Durbin, and Dogotos with no clear sequence or outcome.
Five days follow, outlined travel rules and gear guidance for participants. Prominent details mention steers, bolle and elevow titles, with emphasis on walking progress and event preparation.
Seaton and family spent time at Moran with neighbors and friends over the weekend. The primary was held Tuesday with Peter Nelson and Charles Allen as judges. Fishing in Snake River remains good though water is low and several teams have been discovered in the vicinity.
Grovont residents and friends visited the Flat Creek area on Wednesday and toured George Kelly’s home. Hay cutting at Moulton’s Stake River place and crop work on the old May ranch are noted along with shop expansions at Bekige and multiple social calls to the Geo O Kellys and Seebohms.
Sc Johns Episcopal Church holds morning prayer and Bible class at Stintas School in 001, MI. The Dohop will be present on Sue day, Avguat Sind.
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