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Newspaper

Jacksons Hole Courier

Location

Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1922

Page

5

Proposed Wyoming Constitutional Amendments for 1922

The document outlines two proposed amendments from the Sixteenth State Legislature. Amendment One seeks to raise salaries for county officials including sheriff, clerk, treasurer, assessor, and superintendent of schools across three tax valuation brackets, detailing specific annual caps. Amendment Two proposes consolidating two land boards into a new board, defining powers over state lands for public schools with sale by public auction and minimum price rules.

Wyoming Susecsor Alace Land Boards Govenor Congress Vomgrens W. B. Chaplin

Notice for Publication U S LANL OFFIC in Wyoming

Notice is hereby given that Ho race J Eynon of Bik Wyoming, who on July 1 1922 made Homestead Entry No 06103 for SW SECT 12 and N 1/2 SECT 13 Township 44 North Range 114 West, has filed final three year proof and established claim before N A Davis U S Commissioner at Jackson Wyoming on the third day of September. Witnesses John W Fort M Webb J O Vorrin and W C Staingebier all of Bik Wyoming.

Bvanstom Wyoming Notige Horace J. Eynon Bik Homestead Berle Bwynka Township Range N. A Davia

Rail executives insist loyal workers keep seniority rights

New York reports railroad executives representing over 1800 roads defend that all former and current workers must be restored to their prior positions with seniority and benefits. They urge honoring the Labor Board decisions and withdraw lawsuits, warning that denying rights harms the Board’s authority and disrupts railroad operation.

New York United States Harding Railrodds Hallroad Labor Board Ita Puichts Nailroad Labor Board Labor Board Nuw Celals Io Ralle Ranila Riltroads Airlie Ritwit Jurisdicton Hearthad Latur Board Alamein

Drowning in Crs Fork River and Local Wyoming Items

Local Wyoming notes report James Lintkay drowned in Crs Fork river after swift currents. Other items mention Mike Yokel in sheriff bid, county highway talks, university president election, a dam accident injuring Grant Mayer, a summer pageant in Casper, a Big Horn river log accident, a found car purchase scam, aquarium exhibit at Lovell, a rancher killed near Gillette, veterans tax exemptions, Wyoming Pharmaceutical Association resolutions, Karakul sheep project in Park County, and various local civic and political updates.

James Lintkay New Cady Mike Yokel Wilson Tuckton's Vale Ton County Estenden Coster Oinitin Seb Laule Jat Sumer School Casper T. Jones Tit Heen Paul Wilbur Nichols Riverton Dudoly Hila Ruth Moore Tillings Pullee Chicago Billings Lovell Big Hore Pajshon Douglas Pulatrock Jutchery Gillette Sheridan Ghurtes Eunelier Nalvona County Wis Lyle E. Jay Wyawing Pharimaceutical Association Laramie Senate

Frocks Focus On Sleeves As Modes Evolve

Frocks for fall stress sleeves or plan to forgo them with varied lengths. New silhouettes feature drapery, brave color contrasts, and jeweled buttons while waistlines rise and hemlines lengthen. Sleeves range from ornate to sleeveless with intricate trims and decorative braids enhancing the bodice.

Knitted Wool Garment Trends Inspire Autumn Wear

A garbled but readable piece discusses snug wool clothing from head to foot and knitted garments, highlighting white and green yarns, decorative trims, and a growing demand for matching accessories. It notes manufacturers tout durable, kid friendly fabrics and hints at market interest in coordinated outfits and home-knit products.

Notice of final three year land entry proof in Wyoming

Notice is given that Prat Lewis of Hig Diney Wyoming claims final three year proof to establish ownership of land described as NEA OWA BLENWE Section 17 Township 28 North Range 04 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Nathan A. Davis U.S. Commissioner at Jackson Wyoming will hear witnesses Neal Baker Lee Koonte and Bertha Roonts of Bondur sot Wyoming on October 3. Published August 24 1922. J.T. Booth Register.

Byanston Nathan A. Davis Coane Tiseonar Jackson Wyorley Linn Neal Baker Lee Koonte Bertha Roonts Bondursot Wyoming Tia J.T. Booth

Notice of Forest Home Stead Entry in Wyoming

Land Office Evanston Wyoming August 6 1922 notice James M Webb Moran Wyoming made Forest Home stead Entry March 4 1910 for a tract in Ses and IN Township 44N Range 113 W 6 PM Beginning at corner No 1 following survey lines to corner No 5 and back to the place of beginning containing 18.07 acres parties listed as witnesses include Vorace J Ryans William L Stilson W Ford and Men W M Webbs all Kik Wyoming publication August 17 1922 final proof September 23 1922 before U S Commissioner at Jackson Wyoming Booth Register

Evanston Wyoming James M. Webb Moran Locorner Humber Ain Tlisnes Elvelina Dawly U.S Jackson Wyoning Vorace J. Rynon William L. Stilson W. Ford W. ML. Webbs Dace Dave TP. Booth Register

Free Scholarships Offered by Union Pacific in Wyoming

A Union Pacific funded program awards scholarships to Wyoming boys aged 21 or younger for outstanding county club work in agriculture. Ten top county winners will receive $79 plus transportation to study at the University of Wyoming, with selections based on club ranking and community activities.

Laramie Te Union Pacific Wyoming College of Agriculture School of Agriculture University of Wyoming Albany Durbon Goxien Laramie Lincoln Bwoetwiter Uiuta Lstenaion Calsersity Wadines Sume Henry Tae Qtl Gmy Maryland Agricultural College Ehiby

Semin Houk Peak Fall Triggers Rescue at North Cheyenne

A climber fell sixty feet from Semin Houk to North Cheyenne canyon near Aiblean, suffering injuries. Rescuers from the Teel of Nin mother assist as the incident unfolds, with local authorities investigating the fall and scene safety.

Semin Houk Cheyenne Canyon Alee

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