28 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
1
Uncle Sam will sell a capped supply of provisions direct to consumers, bypassing monopolies. The plan aims to move war surplus items such as milk and other can goods at regular parcel post rates, with prices calculated per case and per can, amid consumer and retailer interest.
Jackson youths Rodney Jonas and George McKean left Jackson Monday for Kansas City Missouri and Mt. Pleasant Iowa respectively via Hoback canyon. Rodney aims to attend a course in an automobile wheel while George plans schooling this winter with his mother Mrs Sarah McKean in Mt. Pleasant. War department allows lapse insured policies to be redeemed within eighteen months upon discharge premium and health. The Jackson post office holds a limited assignment for commodities like meat flour rice and spices with orders needing cash accompanying.
W J Kelly founder of Kelly post office station in Jacksons Hole Wyoming ships five loads of cattle plus hogs to Denver and tops the market with a 21.10 gain. He notes hog shipments from Jacksons Hole are unusual yet profitable. Elk winter forage and hay supply from a government farm are mentioned as context for regional conditions.
Community shipment of cattle organized with cars leased for prompt loading in Victor on September 6. A special train will carry cattle branded with non-owner marks. those cars to be ready with proper feed and water. W J Kelly of Kelly Wyoming notes all docks prepared and shipping arranged despite shortages.
Three half grown wolves in a crate billed Lo Dayton, Ohio drew interest in Jackson last Friday afternoon. Captured last spring by William Dunn of Bik, they will be presented to the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home at Kayton. A correction notes Dr Campbell’s office is now at the Chas Worthinigalow.
A consumer from lodiana Pa reports poor digestion until trying Tann Chamberlain's Tablets. After starting the remedy her digestion improved, with the testimonial noting relief and better appetite.
Forest Supervisor McCain and Ranger Coulter quickly scouted and fought a small forest fire south of town near the cemetery then extinguished it. City officials weigh whether breaking the speed limit was justified for the swift responders. Other notes include visits, property trades, hospital plans, and local social events across Jackson valley.
A short notice asks subscribers in arrears how to respond by Sept 1. The Courier plans actions for those renewing, continuing, or dropping service and asks readers if their subscription is 30 days in arrears.
Victor Idaho, March worker with a government road crew on Teton Pass, died after a blasting accident. He crawled to safety when a charge exploded, was struck by a stone, and later succumbed while being transported to Ashton.
The insert page yields limited strong stories this week with readers told there are no standout articles. Editors note a quiet layout and rely on routine briefs and notices.
Bishop Thomas of the Episcopal Church will preach at Inn Trinity Church in Kelly Wyoming next Sunday August 31 at 7 PM. Parishioners are invited to attend and participate in the service.
The Hatetet ranch employes prepare to entertain at a free barn dine on August 30. Directions describe crossing the Hatfaro bridge, turning east beyond the Chartey Neal ranch, reaching a ford by the river where cars cross, with a sign marked Hatehet Manet and routes via the Chi faneh and Will by the Roland Hanter ranch.
Episcopal Church in Jackson announces Bishop Thomas will preach at St Johns Church next Sunday. The public is invited to attend the service. Helen Helvesen and Belle Blatt, two Denver gardeners who have been ministering at the chapel for two months, terminated their duties the following day. Mr Mabel Rutherford to erect new.
Des Moines man recounts how his daughter near death from dysentery improved after his neighbors urged Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says the family physician had given up and credits the remedy with saving the child’s life.
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