Lincoln County Draft Call Names Jackson Hole Recruits
Forty six Lincoln County men received draft calls with August 30 entrainment for Fort Logan Colorado including Bruce L Coulter of Teton Arthur no of Kelly and Jackson Hole men John B Karna Willis C Widegar Roy Nipper and Prank Besette plus August 30 for Mort Riley Kansas and September 3 for Camp Lewis. Ferrin and Lyman are new 1918 registrants from Mik and Teton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Jackson's Hole
Bruce L. Coulter
Teton
Arthur No
Kelly
Fort Logan
Colorado
John B. Karna
Willis C. Widegar
Jackson
Roy Nipper
Prank Besette
Mort Riley
Kansas
Louis R. Fleming
Wilson
Leonard Ferrin
Mik
Willard B. Lyman
Camp Lewis
Ferrin
Lyman
Wm. Kirk Leaves Jackson After War Call
Wm. Kirk, two years in Jackson making a light machine work map and gunsmithing, sold most of his machinery to Al Austin and will depart soon to enter war work. He is known among arms and ammunition manufacturers as an expert and may continue in related fields. The valley hopes for his return after the war.
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Wm. Kirk
Jackson
al Austin
Uncle Sam
Kirk
Bruce Porter
Jackson's Hole
Calick
Rainer
Justice Court Dismisses Kneedy Versus Pocpela Suit
In Justice Court Judge Charles Reed heard M H Kneedy versus Marguerite Pocpela over a tourist contract claim for 150 dollars plus 25 in damages. The jury found no cause for action and costs were assessed against Kneedy. A separate suit against Margaret Elkin Peepels and her daughter Miss Peepels was decided for the defendant with costs awarded to the plaintiff Mrs Peepels. The case involved a sixty day stay at the Kneedy ranch for five dollars daily, prepaid for thirty days, with the defense upheld that the service did not require fulfillment. W Eagle led the plaintiff and R B Landfair defended. Also note announcements of church services, school principal appointment, and local social/advertising items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Kneedy
Marguerite Pocpela
Charles Reed
Jackson
Miss Peepels
Margaret Elkin Peepels
Jim Ce Reed
Peopels
M. H. Kneedy Ranch
Indies
Weagle
R. B. Landfair
Basin, Wyoming
Constipation Treatment Advised With Chamberlain Tablets
A health note states chronic constipation is not easily cured but can be helped by taking Chamberlain's tablets and following the printed directions on the package.
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Chamberlain
Bridge Discussion Reveals Bridge Project Delays
Letter from Jackson Hole Community Club traces effort to fund and extend the Strike river bridge across Wilson and Snake River, with county approval sought for half the 24000 cost. Officials warn of possible Agriculture Department denial, implying the river remains a barrier to local recovery. Community figures Walter A. Scott and others visit Hobwek canyon amid local moves and travel news.
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Jackson Hole Community Club
Strike River
Chis Ia
Bureau of Roads
Wilson
Snake River
Chanel
Lincoln County
United States
Denver
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department of Interior
Primary Election Returns From Lincoln County Speak
Unofficial county and state results show Robert D. Camy leading the Republican governor field with A J D Hoskins for state treasurer and Katherine Morton surging for superintendent. On the Democratic side John Osborne is senator nominee with Acting Governor Houx leading for governor. Rose appears favored by recent Democrat returns. Bow Hell wins sheriff in a wide margin. J A Christmas leads county attorney race in most areas. Star Valley and Jackson show mixed early results. Mrs Morton leads Lincoln County. Complete precincts low. connections by telephone hindered. Local travel and personal notes mix with election chatter and a small business ad section.
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Robert D. Camy
A. JD. Hoskins
Treauier
Katherine Morten
John Osborne
Houx
Lincoln County
Rose
Bow Hell
J.A. Christmas
Star Valley
Jackson
Cook
Thuy
Vest
N.C. Allred
Afton
A. D. Hoskins
Carey
Lincollny
Mr&. Morton
State
Stomach and Liver Troubles Benefit of Chamberlains Tablets
A short health item asserts stomach and liver disorders cause misery and neural suffering and can be avoided by using Chamberlains Tablets. It urges readers to give them a trial and mentions a quarter as the price or amount.
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Chamberlain
Now Compulsory Plan For Subscriptions Raised By Courier
The Courier outlines a plan to compel publishers to renew subscriptions as part of the War Industries drive. A questionnaire will be mailed to all publishers to verify subscriber counts, weights of paper, duties, and compliance, with a sworn statement required. Many subscribers who had lapsed paid up, and more must do so to continue reading.
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Chole Sam
Forest notes on Teton National Forest finances and activity
The Fifteen year ending June 20 1914 receipts totaled 083 ns with 86 344 78 paid by stockmen for grazing rights. Twenty five percent of state forest receipts go to county roads and trails, and 10 percent of timber and forage value funds road work on or near National Forests. Forest administration spent 14 395 27, salaries 9 775 68, improvements 4 610 59 including 2 700 45 for road construction and 785 04 for road maintenance and misc expenses. Monthly payroll averaged 814 04, largely spent in Jackson and nearby towns. A ward conference is set for Sunday Sept 8 at the L D S church in Jackson with stake leaders attending. Mr and Mrs N E Smith of Grovent and daughter Cora traveled with her as far as Victor en route back to Salt Lake City earlier this week.
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Teton Forest
Jackson
Jackson's Hole Valley
George Wilson Sells Ranch to Long in South Park Mer
George Wilson sells the ranch in South Park to Long of Ateo Maho after weeks in the valley. Long, an experienced stockman, plans to settle and manage the property, with his wife accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateo
George Wilsan
South Park
Wilton Mineh
Longeau
Pete
Prnports
Money Making Opportunity In Mascot Joint Venture
An investment pitch touts a stake in the Mascot Oil venture with 9 to 5 shares and claims strong progress. J A MacMasters urges quick action before the Mascot is off the market, warning late entrants may miss a big opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oi Yuel
Tunn
Steed
Howe
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Marie Johnson
Groyont
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Frank Shawback
Wm. Mercill
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Budge
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Newston
Utah
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R. K. Miller
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Gilchrist , Jump
J. H. Wilson
Fier
Lamanda Park
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Black Rock
CH Dow
Fila Karns
Ciildren
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Harry Weston
Harry Wagner
Laramie
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Etta Link
Dot
Carneyville
Wyoming
Carney Coal Co
Pay
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Huff
Idaho
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Novak
Goodrich
Silvertown Cord Tires
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L. D
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Grovent
Miss Cora
Victor
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Mr. Wilson
Iil
J. A. MacMasters
Sales Agt
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Hoback Country
A.C. McCaing
Daniels
M.B. Nash
Wham
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R. J. Landfair
Basin
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Flat Creek
Ft. Vogel
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Charles Deloney
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