Dance boosts Red Cross funds at Grovant church
A Friday evening Red Cross dance at the L. D. 8 Church in Grovant raised 42.45 plus 832.36 from dance and supper, 5.50 from a quilt auction, and 82.00 from a breakfast cap sale. The quilt went to Mrs. C J Allen and the cap to Chester Stalin. Another quilt sold for 8.50 to Dick Vanderbock to help buy an organ. W P Redmond returned after weeks away, having attended the Denver stock show and a trip to Arizona. High Patent Flour advertised at 4.70 per 100 pounds in ton lots.
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C.J. Allen
Chester Stalin
Dick Vanderbock
Red Cross
W. P. Redmond
Denver
Arizona
Delggs Plour
Teron Varner Powak & Mittine Coady
Water permits forfeiture notice for Wyoming rights
All owners of water appropriation permits in Wyoming with expired deadlines must submit proof of beneficial use by February 1, 1918, to the Division Superintendent under Section 732 and Chapter 119 of 1917. Failure to comply forfeits the right. Cheyenne, Wyoming, January 16, 1918.
High School Play Que in the Streets Presented by W.O.W
The Herb Selon play Que in the Streets was staged Friday evening at the W.O.W. Hall. A full house from across the valley attended and enjoyed a blend of comedy and pathos. The cast and directors earned praise for careful casting and effort, with lively stunts between acts. A dance followed in the Club House, and the troupe was invited to Kelly on Friday evening February 1th.
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Herb Selon
W. O. W. Wall Lash
Kelly
Hotel Jackson Changes Hands In Jackson
The Hotel Jackson changes management this week as owner C. J. Wort leases the property to Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Bates. The establishment will operate as a rooming house with meals served at the Reed Hotel. Wort couple leave for the ranch but expect to return for the school year’s balance.
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Hhe Hotel
Jackson Wok
C. J. Wort
T. B. Bates
Sts
Reed Hotel
Jackson Mercantile Moves into New Building
The Jackson Mercantile Company finishes moving stock into the new building and the completed store room appears attracting. Also mentions the Big Kincoin’s Birthday Dance at the Club House on Friday the 15th in Jackson Wyoming and an advertisement.
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Jackson Mercantile Company
Young Lad Is Caught in Snow Slide
Roughbert and William Dunn, eleven and twelve, of Elk, endured a severe snow slide on Burrow hill. Roughbert was buried under packed snow until William located and freed him after an hour and a half of digging. Though chilled and bruised, he suffered no serious injuries but remained lame. The mother witnessed part of the ordeal from a window.
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Roughbert
William Dunn
Wm. Dann
Elk
Burrow Hill
William
Explosives Licensing Appointment Listed in Wyoming
George R Blain of Jackson Wyoming is appointed explosives licensing agent in Jackson County under the October 1 1917 act No 68 The certificate is signed by Maxine Van director and S Pranopy January 5th 19Ws
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George R. Blain
Jackson
Wyoming
Lincoln
Van
Maxine
Men Needed for Lumberman's Regiment
Six thousand men are needed at once for the second Forest Regiment, to be the world’s largest. The first forest regiment has been in France, with others already departed or due to depart once ready. Enlistment is open to draft-age men 14 to 40, with induction possible for qualified registrants not yet notified. Apply to the Forester in Washington DC or local recruiting officers, detailing experience and employer references. Three thousand lumberjacks and sawmill workers plus three thousand road and bridge battalion crews are sought, including operators of rock crushers, road rollers, graders, motor trucks, and other forest product and construction roles.
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Twentieth Amzineurs
France
Forester
Washington
ID. C
Sawaullis
Wort Livery and Reed Stable Reopens Under Haight
D 4 Haight resumes management at Wort Livery and Reed Stable promising attentive care for stock left with them fair charges and expansion to team work and drayage alongside the regular livery and feed business. Also notes sales offers and a local travel update with Kelly resident Mr Seebolm ill and Home Enemies Club meeting February 9 at St Johns House.
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Wort
Reed
Haight
Traight
W. H. Seebolm
St. Leek Ranch
Mr. Nowlitel
Wm. Stilson
Grazing Permit Applications Open in Teroy Navionan Region
Novice issued notice that all cattle and horse grazing permit applications for the season 1018 must be filed in Jackson Wyoming on or before March 1 118. Full details on grazing fees and form availability will be provided by the supervisor.
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Teroy Navionan Banker
Jackson
Wyomlny
Letter From Camp Lewis Describes Training And Life
A wartime letter from Camp Lewis writer Crann reports steady drilling, enjoyment of training, and weekly courier news. He notes access to papers, physical fitness, and ample leisure activities despite hard work, mentioning enlistment prospects and personal well being.
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Mr. Winger
Wong Tam
Cam Lewis
Aji
Tn 1
Bonigtt
Crann
Death of Delbert Coggins in Union Pacific accident
Delbert Coggins aged 21 died from injuries after an accident at Union Pacific shops yesterday morning. A World War I veteran, he enlisted early with Company H at Kemmerer, served at Camp Greene, and was discharged. He returned to Branston and worked at O. 2. He was crushed at a turntable while attempting to exit, with fatal injuries. He was nephew to Bish and John Coggins and related to Mills and Delaney families.
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Delbert Coggins
Union Pactfle
Evanston
Company Hi
Kemmerer
Camp Greene
Artery
Branston Shout
Tle
Bish
John Congins
Mills
Delaney
Wyoming Press
World Shipping Supply and Local News From Jackson
World ship supply figures show 30 000 vessels afloat with 15 000 000 tons, losses total 4 743 080 tons, and 20 percent short of normal capacity. Notes on J P Nelson visiting Jackson, Almer and the 15th D Engineers in France, and a Christmas day Paris card. Local items include wildlife, ranch activities, family moves, and Class One registrant examinations with about 60 percent passing.
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France
Einglind
Japan
J.P Nelson
Jackson
Nelson
Almer
15Th
D. Engineers
Paris
Constipation Remedies Mention Diet and Champlain Tablets
Diet affects bowel movement with cheese tea and boiled milk often hindering, while rare fruits apples bananas and whole wheat bread aid digestion. For severe constipation, chamberlain's tablets taken after supper are advised, and obtainable everywhere.
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