Wounded Soldier Letter Reveals Non Serious Injury Report
The Courier received a letter dated November 2 detailing Pvt. Cheater Aberrombie’s shoulder wound from carrying ammunition to a machine gun. The writer says the injury is not serious and the soldier is recovering well. Returns note other local items: Dow Miller’s cattle count, John Rutherford moving to Florence Alabama, fifty head of horses wintering and selling at $15 per head, and various local remarks about residents near Jankumn, Zenith, and Le mo-Georgy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priadd
B. F. Mesh
Pigee
Abrapnal
Aberrombie
John Rutherford
Charles Fox
Florence
Alabama
Wis
Melly
Kelly
Wye
Dentist Will Locate Here In Jackson Permanently
Dr L J Moreton of St Anthony who opened a Jackson dental office last summer before army service reports release from duty and plans to locate in Jackson after the year begins Mrs D C Nowlin returned to Cheyenne after attending her ill daughter Bernice. Bernice suffered a new relapse and Nowlin and her son Prentiss joined in aiding her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Moreton
St. Anthony
Jackson
Han Berg
D. C. Nowlin
Bernice
Berniga
Nowlin
Prentiss
Red Cross Week Prompts Universal Membership Drive
December 1624 week marks Red Cross Roll Call with aim of universal membership. Appeal urges donations and family participation, no solicitors, direct to M B Nash Jackson Hole Chapter secretary. Local updates note visits by Hilmier Bark A Stahn from Anben Ridge and shipments to Moran’s, Lockaon, and All ollbop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Crows
Red Cross
M. B.I Nash
Jackson's Hole Chmpter
Bank Gets New Fireproof Safe
The Jacksoo State Bank installed a new fire proof safe manufactured by the General Fireproofing Company of Youngstown Ohio. The safe houses fires and safety deposit boxes and adds a welcome feature to the bank’s fixtures.
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Jacksoo State Bank
General Fireproofing Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Proclaimed Worthy
A reminiscence extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy noting many families rely on it yearly for coughs and colds. It promises effectiveness when used per directions and claims swift relief with few complications. The passage emphasizes proven merit and widespread trust across households.
Two Soldiers Return Home From War Service
Two local boys Lewis Curtis and Leppard Altenried returned to the valley last week after training camps. Curtis came from Colorado Springs where he trained in the radio department of the State College. Altenried came from San Francisco, formerly of the 43rd Coast Artillery, and had been in a San Francisco hospital. He married May 26 last to Miss Helen Dirfore, a San Francisco girl, who accompanies him home to the ranch at Giuvant.
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Lewis Curtis
Leppard Altenried
Curtis
Colorado Springs
Radio
The
State College
Altenried
San Francisco
43Rd Coast Artillery
Ital
Mr.Altenriéd
Mise
Helen Dirfore
Lighting System Purchase Promises City Upgrade
Fred Lovejoy of the Jackson Villey Telephone Co purchases a Western Electric lighting system through J.B. Anderson of Idaho Well. The 32 watt plant, expected to power about eighty fixtures, will be installed and excavation for basement space to house the plant will begin at once. Pred predicts a citified appearance for his corner once ready.
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Fred Lovejoy
Jackson Villey Telephone Co
Wadk
Western Electric
J.B. Anderson
Idaho
Walt
Wiephene Company
Tampa
Baschient
Weecen
Pred
Miss Mary McKean Declines Matron Offer in Land er
Miss Mary McKean received a letter on Thursday and a telegram from the superintendent of the State Badge for Defectives at Land er offering her the matron position. She declined, intending to remain in the valley for the foreseeable future. Also note: Joe Markham, H. C. McKinstry and George McCluer of Moran visited Jackson last Saturday on homestead and water rights business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McKean
Sraté
Lander
Mary
Joe Markham
H.C. McKinstry
George McCluer
Moran
Jackson
National Forest Grazing Fees To Be Increased
Secretary Houston announced new grazing rates for 1919 on Rocky Mountain district forests effective March 1 1919 and authorized five year permits where warranted. Cattle rates vary by forest with Bighorn Wyoming $1.20 Nebranks Nebraska $1.50. horses cost 26 percent more. swine 25 percent less. Summer grazing for cattle five months and sheep four months priced per head. Some five year permits approved with annual five percent reductions to allow new settlers while preserving forest conditions. A shipment of cattle will depart Denver soon with delivery deadlines at Nickell or Ricks ranches by January 7.
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Houston
Forest Service
Denver Headquart
National Forests
Rocky Mountain District
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Michigan
Bighorn Forest
Nebranks Forest
Nebraska
Denver
Victor
Newt Nickell
Wallace Ricks
di Kelly
Flu Drags Through Town and Camp Infections Rise
Dozens fall ill with flu over the past week with no critical cases yet. At Fox sawmill on Teton Pass nearly all workers caught the illness, some moved to St. John's hospital. Nurses Mrs. Huff and Ms. Huff fall ill. six patients remain. Other patients include Mia, G. V. Lotg, Mrs. James Boyle, T. G. Hull, B. Davia, and families from Pinedale.
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Mia
G. V. Lotg
James Boyle
T.G. Hull
B. Davia
Fox
Teton Pass
St. John’s Hospital
T. G. Huff
St. John’s
C. W. Huff
C.H. Davis
Aktor Nelson
Billy Martin
T.G. Huff
T. G. Hull
Ray Golden
John
Jesse Wort
Boardman
Pinedale
Ralph Cheney
Guy, Ratliff
E D Stearns Dead in Mount View Wyoming
Deep regret spread through the valley on Tuesday upon learning that E D Stearns had died at Mount View Wyoming after a severe pneumonia attack. Stearns was a familiar figure in the valley, long employed by cattlemen and a hunter and trapper. He had worked for the government in mind trapping for two years. A telegram to D C Nowlin requested notifying relatives, and an inicl a message was sent to Boulder Colorado.
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E. D. Stearns
Mountain View
Wyoming
Stearns
D. C. Nowlin
Ambassage
Boulder
Colorado
Chamberlains Cough Remedy for Croup
An early notice for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claiming relief from croup. The advertisement asserts the product is safe for children and contains no opium, reassuring adults about giving it confidently to infants or adults.
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Chamberlain
Mins
Frankfort
N. Y
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