Post Exchanges Supply Luxuries at Cantonment Centers
Post exchanges at cantonments handle large daily sales with about 40,000 demanding scent packages of candy. Each exchange serves roughly 10,000 workers, operates on credit, and issues 5 and 10 cent coupons to be settled monthly. With 250 exchanges, the annual business reaches many millions. Local notes mention excavations for a new house, a coal mine opening near Elk school, and a cabinet shop planned in the Steele building, plus a Christmas dance on December 25th at the Club House.
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Post Exchange
Fea
Aring
Aspen Ridge Piano Prodigy Swift Delights Audiences
Mr Speedy Swift, famed pianist, performs an extensive repertoire from classical to ragtime, likened to a one-man orchestra. The piece notes many local social happenings, visits, and small town events including neighbors, trips, and farm work around Jackson’s Hole Courier readers.
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Speedy" Swift
Import Ticky Cattle to Boost Meat Supply Policy
To increase meat supply, imports of cattle from Central and South American countries are eased but strictly regulated. Bars are lowered for entry but animals must be slaughtered immediately at ports. A Secretary of Agriculture permit is required for each consign ment offered for importation.
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Secretary of Agriculture
New Jackson High School Classes Start After Holidays
Notice to prospective students announces first year classes begin January 2 at Jackson High School. Superintendent F. C. Henri invites interested students to contact him. In other items, Clem Robertson of Victor loses a work horse on Teton Pass last Saturday, Redmond and McBride transport beet to Victor for several weeks of feeding before shipment, and Andrew Davidson relinquishes his Parker Idaho homestead with filing by Miss Lenora Davidson.
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Jackson High School
F.C. Henri
Teton Pass
Clem Robertson
Victor
Andrew Davidson
Parker
Idaho
F. L. Peterson
Lenora Davidson
Bachelors Plan Meeting in Jacksons Hole on Christmas Day
The bachelors of Jacksons Hole are urged to attend a meeting at the Mr. and Mrs. Nephil Moulton residence in Club House on Christmas day at four o'clock. They will discuss plans for the annual Monday dance while noting local movement and social visits around Zenith and nearby ranch activity. John Barber visited from his Zenith area ranch earlier in the week. Jack Fee also traveled to town during the early part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly and two sons left Wednesday for a prolonged visit to Newton, Iowa, with transportation via Harry Scott of Dry Hollow.
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Jackson's Hole
Nephil Moulton
Jackson
George Kelly
Donald
Richard
Newton
Lews
Harry Scott
Dry Hollow
Answers Not Public in Draft Questionnaires Privacy Rule
Answers to selective draft health questionnaires remain private except for dependents names. Penalty up to one year for officials who disclose information. Also notes relate to Dr Huff’s father in law Geone Cearfoss death, Hulls visiting, and local elk sightings with Henric recovering from pneumonia.
Income Tax Hints From Government Visit In Idaho Town
The article discusses government plans to send tax agents to counties to assist taxpayers with the new income tax. It notes that returns must be filed between January 1 and March 1, 1918, explains net income and exemptions, and emphasizes that taxpayers must seek out the collector or face penalties. It mentions local officials like Mark A. Skinner of Denver as a collector and notes advance notice to banks, post offices, and newspapers about assistant visits.
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Mark A. Skinner
Denver
Internal Revenue
Lowns
Jackson Valley Telephone Company stockholders meet 1918
The annual meeting of Jackson Valley Telephone Company stock holders in Jackson Wyoming is set for January 7 1918 at 2 00 pm to elect directors and conduct other business. Manager Lovioy and buyer Yemee Borin are expected to arrive soon from Blackfoot. Mr and Mrs SN Leek depart for a statewide scenic and game tour. PB V Sommers visited Lown on Wednesday.
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Yemee Borin
Andy Mattson
Blackfoot
Emi
Grant
SN. Leek
Monsday
Mr. Leek
PB. V. Sommers
Lown
St Johns Library Membership Plan Notices Delinquent Dues
St Johns library membership consists of over one thousand books. The first year costs 1 and the second year 50 cents. Many members are delinquent. Please pay to Rev Mo B Nash or Mr Wagner at the bank. Library open at all times.
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Pits
Mo B. Nash
Wagner
Strayen Garage Ad Seeks Salvage Items and Reward
Dark brown stray packn branded per cut on the flyiat i shoulder. Suitable reward aye Notify Jack Few, Grovant. Do not throw away dish pans, toile strainers. bring them in and let us solder them.
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Jack Few
Grovant
Drioney Garage
Ady
Chamberlain's Tablets Remedy Claim for Digestive Ailments
Chamberlain's Tablets are marketed for stomach trouble biliousness and constipation with claims of long lasting relief. The ad asserts many chronic cases have been cured and recommends use according to directions with each bottle available widely.
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Ady
New Members Sought for Jacksons Hole Red Cross Drive
Jacksons Hole Chapter reports full supplies and training as it begins a large Christmas drive to recruit new Red Cross members. About 200 have joined. officers aim for 10,000,000 nationally. A Red Cross booth at Jackson Drug Store promotes membership with Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Redmond organizing volunteers.
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Jackson's Hole
United States
Christine
Tas Bow
Javckson Chapton
Red Cross
Jackson Drug Store
R.E. Miller
W. B. Redmond
Chriistina
Slackson
Notice of Annual Meeting of The Jackson State Bank
The Jackson State Bank stockholders will meet at its office in Jackson Wyoming on January 118 at 2 oclock in the afternoon to elect directors for one year and to conduct other business as may properly come before the meeting. Hauny Waannn, Cashier.
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Jackson Valley Teleplone Company
Jackson
County of
Lincoln
Wyoming
Lovioy
Jackson State Bank
Ofice
Imay
Hauny Waannn
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W. Hui
R. E. Miller
Orin Seaton
Zenith
Andy Ables
Elk School
Henry Wahrhahn
Moran
Steele
Adr
Aspen Ridge
T. H. Baxter
Don Miller
Hint
Jacob Johnson
Andy Chambers
J. Smith
T. W. Nixon
Basalt
Colorado
T. W. Holland
Dick van Hoover
Bar UW Ranch
Michigan
Esther Hoagland
Ovin Seaton
Sir Ferrin
Ditch Creek
Loretta Sensenbach
Valley View Ranch
R. ©. Kents
Lost Creek
W. P. Redmond
Roy McBride
John Barber
Jack Fee
Henric
Nansens
Hils
Mike Yokel
Wilson
Omaha
JV. Allen
Elk
George Arwin
Beyar K
Batley
Didi Eully
Joe Deyo
Buble Tess
Fn Jackson Lis E Pursdiy
John Pearson
National Public Welfare Tongue
Multalschool
Clark
Delaney Garage
Plat Creek Bridge
Clarks Wilson Munch
Heavy Star Glove
Coarker
Ice
G. J. Borki
Walter Dallas Homer
Slate Creek
Tole Hive
Felipe
Tee
Mro
Waller Spicer
Dackson
Wijoy
Kelly
Ford
Ute Wouk
Paris
Wm. Mercill
Driggs, Idaho
The
Federal Reserve Bank
Danny Scorr
St. John’s Library
Theamily
Jackson Mercantile Co
U. S
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