More Hay For Elk Meets Resistance In Ogden
Supervisor McCain attended a late week meeting in Ogden of Morest and Biologies Survey vitict to find a method to purchase more hay for the elk. With current supply insufficient several local cattlemen offered hay and to winter cattle in Idaho and other states. Critics say such moves would betray elk conservation and perpetuation aims. McCain later wrote he remained in Ogden until after January 1. Ranger Bruce L. Coulter Bouribsevatr.
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Porest
McCain
Ogden
Morest
Biologies
Vitict
Idaho
Mr. McCain
Bruce L. Coulter
Best Singing Ever Heard in Jackson Town Invited Folks
The notice invites residents to a Sunday night singing at the Baptist church saying a great crowd is expected despite a storm. It promotes Sunday school at 10 A.M. with lively classes and teachers and urges attendance to support the community event.
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Jackson
Preseli
Baptist Church
Jackson Town
Weeling
Claskon
Wyoming Territory Grants Women Suffrage Signaled
Fifty years earlier on December 10, 1880, Governor Campball of Wyoming Territory announced a decision granting women the right to vote. The governor emphasized December 10 as a historic date setting Wyoming apart in the movement for women’s suffrage.
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John A. Campball
Wyoming
Wyoming Territory
Caray
Local notes from Jackson and surrounding towns
Doctor K P Dwyer returned from a three month Montana trip. Miss Gardner, a teacher at Teton, visited Jackson for dental work. Miss Vivian Smith returned from a visit with her sister in Burley Idaho. Louis Corda and Wm Lafferty rode the outgoing stage to Salt Lake City. Buster Bates drives the Jackson Moran stage this week. Woodcutters Quit and Lass Kynon are cutting out some wood. Mrs Frank Wood visited her son Wil Stil gon and Mia in Bik. Coal delivered by Horace Button Bert Carroll and John Taylor sold for 20 dollars a ton. Miss Myrtle Jackson from North East Maryland arrived for an extended visit in Kelly with Mrs Elmer Davie. J G Teieson returned from a dairy cow trip through central states without finding suitable stock. Edna Blair, formerly of Jackson now in Bide Creek Utah, returns for a short visit. Charlie Scott sold two pet bears to a Mississippi party and shipped them from Jackson. Mr and Mrs J H Fiscus received word their daughter Rosamond underwent a serious operation in San Francisco on December 3. She holds a bank job in the city and friends hope for a quick recovery.
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Myrtle Jackson
North East
Kelly
Elmer Davie
J. G. Teieson
Central States
Edna Blair
Jackson
Bide Creek
Utah
Chariie Scott
Low
Ere
Mississippi
J. H. Fiscus
Misa Rosamond
Sant Francisco
Mise Fiscus
Alarming Conditions Nationwide Amid Winter Strife
In a Jackson’s Hole reflection, the author contrasts a local blizzard with a nation-wide coal strike causing cold hardships, packed industries and layoffs. While the country suffers, the valley boasts relative safety, warning readers to be grateful for fuel access and stable schools despite rising prices and limited heat.
Tri weekly Mail Service And Coal Strike Update
Government trims Ashton to Victor train service to thrice weekly with Tuesday Thursday and Saturday runs. Mail and papers to Jackson on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Daily stage service continues. Coal strike settled, mail carriers return. Mrs Dave Rich admitted to St Johns Hospital Jackson with chronic illness complications.
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Ashton
Victor
Jackson
Appendicitis Operation After Coal Load Nightstay
Bert Carroll stayed in Jackson after unloading a coal load last Friday and underwent an appendicitis operation at St. John's hospital Saturday morning. The procedure was performed by Dr. Huff with nurse Miss Wheeler assisting. Bert is said to be recovering well and expects discharge in a few days. Mrs. Guy Shannon remains in Jackson hospital under Dr. Hutt’s care.
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Kelly
Jackson
Hert
Bert
St. John's Hospital
Dr. Huff
Miss Wheeler
Guy Shannon
Jackson Hospital
Dr. Hutt
Johnson seeks new trial in Johnson case and others
Johnson through attorney Sewell petitions for a new trial claiming discrepancies in Hill's confession about the Winslow murder and noting two distinct bullet wounds in Ruben’s torso. The report cites Coroner Blitzpattok and witnesses, while also noting a separate incident where Mrs Dixie Wilson suffered a minor concussion from a schoolyard ball and upcoming dances by the Waller Orchestra on Christmas and New Year’s Eve.
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Hill
Hube Winslow
You
Unity
Blitzpattok
Terabe
Mondell Favors Yellowstone Park Extension
Article from the December 3 issue shows Congressman Mondell still supports extending Yellowstone. He writes to the Wool Growers association arguing grazing rights would remain protected, but critics question who wants the park extended and what grazing guarantees exist. The piece notes opposition elsewhere and reports cold weather in Jackson with a school closure and staff changes.
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Cbeyenne Daily ‘Tribune
Congressiman B. W. Mondell
Yellowstone Park
DY Cleemeare
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