30 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1922
Page
1
The report notes reductions in stored foods at state dairy plants and lists varied local incidents. Topics include a bank tank closure, a former secretary charged with conspiracy, a Nevada ox cart pioneer, two Montana poisoning deaths, a divorce dispute in Washington, a Bank of Mexico movement, a failing air mail accident near Racine, a Portland scholarship award, and a Vancouver robbery.
The American Legion comedy A Pair of Pixen drew a full house last Thursday with Warren G. Bune directing. Cast members John B. Kyle Mr. Nettleton Ray A. H. Beaty and others delivered strong, credited performances as rival pill makers and attorneys. Stage settings by Carl Bark enhanced the production as proceeds go to the American Legion building fund.
A crowd in Kelly enjoyed a lively performance by The Lime of Bixes after their Jackson engagement. The hosts provided a homey dinner and affordable lodging, with Fuller's orchestra keeping spirits high until daylight. The event drew praise for hospitality and sportsmanship, signaling better valley relations and a hopeful future for local entertainment.
A brisk tale centers on bold characters in unusual circumstances. The plot builds a vigorous sense of adventure as the mystery unfolds toward a satisfying solution.
Local theatre announces the Paramount film The Cowboy and the Lady to be shown on Dee 7. Management notes the film’s Western life authenticity and filmed exterior scenes with familiar Saok eon locales and cast, highlighting production costs and popularity.
Governor Robert J. Carey issues a proclamation designating Sunday December tenth as Wyoming Day to commemorate the state’s history and achievements. Public observances are requested to honor the contributions of Wyoming residents and past leaders.
A Kansas reader reports the Jackson Hole Courier front page tale Horsewhipped He Sues about Theodore Schierlmann mayor of Liberty being whipped by masked men for anti Ku Klux Klan sentiment. The letter questions the event and notes a $3160 reward offered by the KKK.
A jumble of phrases references AngelTood spongecake eggs chickens and unrelated terms. The passage mentions a new cabinet from a drug company and notes about a person named Halwa, with unclear context and many garbled words.
A Wyoming round of items notes an oil well near Rock Springs struck by unknown cause, state oil and gas revenues, a Casper fatality at the Texas Company's plant, and hatchery trout distribution along the Big Horn. Also: Wyoming enrollment rises at the University. coal, sugar and gas projects expand. and a miner involved in a sheriff’s county incident is jailed.
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