Yellowstone Park to shift to auto travel this summer
Secretary Lane announced that Len-pasenger automobiles will replace horse-drawn stages for Yellowstone Park travel next summer. A new company will reorganize transportation and hotel service, with F. J. Haynes retiring from active business. Railroads will permit entry by any entrance and exit by any other, following road improvements funded by Senator Wa. and state appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Co
Len-pasenger Automotives
Yellowstone Park
F. J. Haynes
Park Service
Couple Marries in Blackfoot and Settles Near Cheney
John A Karns of Cheney recalls friends in Jackson after a November 21 marriage to Miss Jenny Higby of Pingree Idaho. The couple, who met in the Alex and James Robertson homes, will farm a Cheney ranch. Frank L Peterson is gravely ill with pneumonia on Flat Creek and Mrs W C Delaney has La Grippe and tonsillitis this week. Steele was in Jackson on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Karns
Cheney
Jackson
Karna
Jenny Higby
Pingree
Idaho
Blackfoot
Hole
Alex
James Robertson
Nervous Women Told To Use Chamberlains Tablets
A health note advises nervous women to take Chamberlains Tablets for quick relief from nervousness caused by constipation and for improved digestion. The product is claimed to be readily obtainable everywhere.
Zenith News Highlights From Zenith Town
Warren Prande and family moved to John Anderson ranch to feed cattle for Mr Amierson. Grandpa Wilson travels to Martin Devo for winter with Bephi Moulton. Wm Seelemire shipped cattle with Mr Kelly, Davida Timmins and Mary Wilson join Seelamire ranch for Christmas. Zenithites enjoyed a Monday dance at Jackson. Ruth Hill to spend Christmas with Mrs Judd in Wilson. WL Winegar and H L Curtis of Flat Creek visited W T Newbold. Naphil Moulton visited P C Hansen Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Prande
John Anderson Ranch
Amierson
Ward and Giles Couple Quietly Wed at Teton Justice Waterman
Ward, youngest son of Deputy Abe Ward of Wilson, and Madge Giles of Teton were married Monday Christmas day at Teton in a ceremony officiated by Justice Waterman. Both are well known in the valley and will reside in Wilson. The article also notes a Christmas night dance at the Club House with a large crowd despite bad roads, supper by Home Bakery and dancing lasting into the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Ward
Abe Ward
Wilson
Madge Giles
Teton
Christman
Justice Waterman
Ward
Teton Basin
Link
Cheney
Jackson
Merry Birthday Party at Leek Home
A Wednesday afternoon celebration at Mr and Mrs Leek’s home marked the birthday of Holly Leek youngest son amid dancing and refreshments. The event drew seventy to a hundred young guests in a festive mood on a snowy day with roads heavy and travel difficult.
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Leek
Mactor Holly Leek
Holly
K. C. Nowlla
Goverment Ranch
Bernice
Vera Nowlin
Consolidation urged for state livestock offices
The state board of livestock commissioners and the state boards of sheep commissioners and the state veterinarian discussed merging the three departments. The resolution argues consolidation would save the state several thousand dollars annually and recommends placing the veterinarian under the supervision of the state board of livestock commissioners. The measure is viewed as of great interest and may be presented to the legislature in the coming session.
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Hvestoe
State Board of Sheep Commisssioners
Ue Board
Stave Board of Livestock Commissioners
State Board of Sheep Existioners
State Vetinarian
Board of Livestock Commissioners
State Board of Sheep Commietoner
State Board of Hvestoce Commissioners
Newspapers face mass closures due to paper shortages
A. G. Melatyee, special representative of the committee on paper for the Amelia Newspapers Publishers Association, warned last week that about two thousand U.S. newspapers will go out of business next year because of rising newsprint costs and shortages.
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United States
Wade
A. G. Melatyee
Committee On Paper
Amelia Newspapers Publishers! Associatiow
Cattle to Market Details Missing Names And Places
Fragmentary notes describe Kelly planning a cattle market trip with companions Win, Seelentine, and Me Varin to purchase stock. Mentions local stocksmen and planned shopping for stock to market different points, but many words are garbled and key specifics are unclear.
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Kelly
Emi
Win
Seelentine Art
Me Varin
Vietor
Kelle
Christmas at Kelly and John Guthrie family events
A fragmented Aspen Ridge column notes Christmas gatherings near Kelly. Families including Taylor, Guthrie, Calender, and Allen celebrate at home and with relatives. Travel and work details cover farm tasks, a cattle sale, and a freight shipment.
South Park News From South Perk Ulerteler Chey
The article lists community events in South Park including visits from guests for holidays, local declarations of war on "Torker," and social gatherings at homes of residents like JM Babertagn and the L Ludwig place. It mentions Mrs Roy Hawaiter, Mr and Mrs John Korea, Miss Ta Curtis, Miss Vida Woolard, and Mar Kilns Wilton amid holiday notes and plans to keep the Tos Hit Cratel bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Laat
Ludwig Plece
Vera
John Korea
Mis
A. Hoberesen Christ
Fine Cattle and Club Notice From Last Week
Wd Kelly bought cattle from Hoke Diewal and others at a lodge sale last week with high quality stock. Camillo L. Seotewaiee’s party held a feature at the Club Tronee on Friday evening. January events and a severe La Gripe attack affected local schedules as Zenith wall coverage shifted to hotel lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Camillo L. Seotewaiee
Ue Tote
Entertainers Highlight at W O W Hall Benefit
A local hall program featured Mrs Alethet Mager performing a comedic piece titled Revenge. The event showcased graduate sister singer Mee Maver, daughter of Ce alilest Host, delivering a staged reading and vocal performance. Audience reaction was positive and the production was praised for planning and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alethet
Baptist Church Calendar and Services Details
A fragment outlines upcoming Baptist Church services for December with names and venues. It mentions a quarterly review and references discussions on the life of Christ, missionary activities, and extended activities through a general program. The legible items include dates and course topics though several words are garbled.
Annual Meeting Notice in Lake County Township
Notice lists the annual meeting date and location in Linenn County Towne of dackoon. Mentions attendees Hoan Due Che slewdiun, Higking WWasenaek, Canter and other parties. Readers are advised of meeting time and related notices per local governance records.
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Vrania Weeting
Etoek
Haniea Te Teefel
Dackoon
Linenn
Dadeare
Lealton
Ernie Sour
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Frank L. Peterson
Flat Creek
W.C. Delaney
la Grippe
Steele
Zenith
Martin Devo
Ouden
Mr. Wilson
Bephi Moulton
Wm. Seelemire
Mr. Kelly
Davida Timmins
Mary Wilson
Seelamire Ranch
Florence
Ruth Hill
Mrs. Judd
Messrs
WL. Winegar
H. Lb. Curtis
W.T. Newbold
Naphil Moulton
P. C. Hansen
Giles
WM. Mercill
The
First National Bank
Driggs, Idaho
Wmh
Taylor
Bumball
GB. Walker
Cashier
LW Balst
Aesl
Shaw
G. Kelly
Plat Creek
St. John's Hospital
Aspen Ridge
Hen Taylor
Failly
Mrs. Wit. Taylor
Tear Kelly
Calender
John Guthrie
Ihale
Phares Calender
Hibs
Pearson
Mr. and
Tow Jump
Mire Jamp
Lewis Roger
Jod. Ferrin
J. W. Henrie
Hem W
Walker
Nan
Georgy Greenough
Lly Shaughter
Mistt le Gaultier
Hitshone
Jobin Kuvedy
Vitor
Valley Palke
Kansan
Mik
Santi
Horteney Siaunem
Bstten Setiing
Une University
Larawiie
Usehholidass
Yaremia
Aust Mis J
Jackson Mercantile CO
South Park
South Perk
Forest Service
Boone
JM. Babertagn
Torker
Mies Ta Curtis
Murs Hoabertaun
Trelfig
Mies
Vida Woolard
Mar. Kilns
Wilton
Toe Heer Beet
Iiolid Hut
Ayant
Kate Tanner
Mennedy
W. O.W. Hall
Sanetay
Elst
Golder
Kelly de PM
Seuhay Beton
Sedey Sebo
Ahh Co Etijay
Deus Pramas
Dave
Charles Deloney
State Bank
Fenorer
Binny Wageewshira
Wee Joan Brew
L Srenaere
V. W. Laove
Tahoe
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