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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
6
The Courier Dubois, a weekly newspaper, launched in Dubois, Wyoming two weeks ago. Editor J F Anstelle introduced himself and the paper with a brief editorial: Howdy. The note expresses wishes for Anstelle's success.
Leonard Mangum suffers heart trouble across Snake River and remains unchanged. Visitors Henry May and Jim Budge Jr. looked after cattle in the area. Frank Van Leenan delivered wood to Zenith schoolhouse. Jess Buchanan visited Vic tor with his wife, after returning from Butte. Orin Seaton came back from Omaha and Idaho points reporting Tony Grass seen at Green River driving a team after war service in France. Vic Grass is in Rock Springs. Leonard and Kay Ferrin rest at Birch Hopeon’s while feeding hay. Fred Devo convalesces after illness. B C Hansen returned from Omaha and Idaho points. Tracey manages Skineher ranches on Idaho business trip.
Therroopolis students sold 8250 in Red Cross seats over two hours to support relief efforts. Citizens in Jackson’s Mole and los Ti express patriotism and philanthropy while the focal chairman W C Dela ney urges purchases at Jackson stores or the post office. A playful exchange features Kitty and Daisy discussing a nervous moment guiding a car after a white rabbit incident.
For sale items include a washing machine and wringer at 12 dollars, pair silver inlaid spurs at 8 dollars, saddle 40 dollars. Lost dog and cattle notices reference a dark red white yearling heifer branded. Help wanted for a girl, housework with permanent employment, Mrs J C Pedersen. Masquerade Dance planned at Jackson Clubhouse with prizes. Bills payable to Jas I. May at Jackson State Bank or Henry May at Grovon.
A Kansas observation argues Wyoming will gain oil tax revenue as public lands produce oil. The piece notes Wyoming would receive all valuation, planning a future road fund from oil income. It questions shared benefits from natural resources and cites Cappar's Weekly and Topeka Banana source.
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