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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
6
The text reflects on George Washington and Abraham Lincoln as pivotal leaders, praising their dedication and sacrifice. It weaves a portrait of enduring faith, courage, and Republican ideals, comparing past presidencies to present governance while urging unity and steadfast purpose.
A classified style ad promising quick returns on hides and furs from the Nebraska Hide and Wool Co. in Omaha. It touts high pay, direct sales, low express rates, and free trappers, inviting readers to consign hides and wool and join a large potential operation.
Stray mare with white forehead noted. Inquire locally for purchaser reward and pickup.
Mrs Powell, with her band and relatives, took Wilson woman to St John’s hospital in Jackson after a long decline. Doctors report improvement progressing slowly after treatment and a period of weakness. Mrs Dowell remains under care as she faces continued medical attention.
A benefit dance at the Jackson Club house is planned for Monday February 16. An Alga basket supper will be served and a livery supply is requested to provide banket style lunch. Baskets will be auctioned.
The Courier received a pitch urging readers to mail their magazine requests to save time and trouble. The notice promises handling of orders for magazines, journals, and newspapers and invites readers to state their chosen titles for processing.
In a disrupted period the community is urged to return utensils and items of family use. The notice states that items with some form of ownership should be returned promptly and not withheld. Citizens are reminded to check homes and stores for misplaced utensils and to forward them to the designated collection point.
Notice announces that all applications for grazing permits for gray cattle and horses within the Dotan Nath Forest District must be filed in Jackson Wyoming by May 15. Full information on grazing fees and forms to use will be furnished on request. ALC McCAIN, Supervisor.
Rooms in the day week or month at the Hotel Jackson managed by W. J. Cowan are available with flexible rental options. Housing seekers may inquire for current rates and durations.
Notice from the Commissioner of Public Lands that on February Lith day at 10 AM at the Kes merer County court house door in Wyoming will offer for sale to the highest bidder 610 acres described as All See 14 Township 41 North Range 10 West at appraised value 20 per acre with minimum bids and payment terms including 15 percent down and remaining balance within eighteen equal installments.
A local notice promotes Greenwood's Business and Income Tax Records as simple bookkeeping tools. The ad urges buyers to prepare by keeping accurate income and expenses, claiming the product is easy enough for a child to manage, and mentions a reduced price to introduce them.
Local classifieds list irregular hours for a barber shop and Sunday services. Ads include sale items, lost horse, shoe repair, and a five room house for sale. Numerous garbled OCR phrases appear from Jackson, Wye and nearby areas with names such as Mrs. Lew Bynon and August Nicolatson. The page also mentions a stray cow, a plane for sale, and a cotton shirt donation program with payment per pound.
Zenith area residents report convalescence from illness. Barbara Van Vleet handles housework at Warren Francis’s as Rachael stays with the Braddocks on the Hansen ranch and attends Zenith school. Fay Goodrick visits from Wilson, Ida Lou and Cora Smith recover from flu in Salt Lake City, and several moose are spotted near North Zenith. Frank Van Leeuwen visits Michigan relatives. General Pershing spoke in Salt Lake City. Hugh Stotth returns from the Denver stock show. Bob Lucas improves after months bedfast. Sing Anna’s 19th birthday shared with Newt Nickell’s family. Jim Davenport drives Mrs Henry yingentelter and Miss McCabe to Jackson Insp week. Frank Price and son Douglass visit W. S. Price’s.
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