Letters From Soldiers Mention Verdun Front and Rhine
A letter from overseas describes Bryant Mears, John Warner, and Joe Clifford with the 101 Ammunition Train in separate companies, noting limited fighting before war’s end at the Verdun front. Other letters report sons in France and Germany, including Ben Seaton of the Transportation Corps and Myron Seaton in France, with homecomings anticipated.
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Bryant Mears
John Warner
Joe Clifford
101
Verdun Front
H. C. Seaton
Int
Ben H. Seaton
70Th Co. Transportation Corps
A. BE. F
Liffol le Grande
France
Germany
Mets
Rhine
Seaton
Myron
Ben
Notice To Stockholders of Wyoming Building Association Meeting
Notice to stockholders of W. O. W. Building Association announces a regular meeting for officer elections and business on Saturday evening March 1st 1919 at eight o'clock in the hall of the W. O. W. building. Also includes local social and family items from Jackson and area.
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State of Wyoming
W. O. W. Building Association
State of
Wyoming
Lincoln
Jackson
Town of
A Load of Wet Goods From the County Seat
M. D. Meeks proprietor of the Jackson Saloon and Charles Gaskell returned to Jackson Tuesday night with a four horse load of firewater from Kemmerer, traveling via the Hoback in fifteen days. On the return trip through the canyon, they faced heavy snow and numerous aliden obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Meeks
Jackson
Charles Gaskell
Kemmerer
Hoback
Hhis
Sde
Crater Lake
Fox Saw Mill
Jackson Town Council to vote on water works bonds
Official record from Jackson Wyoming February 3 1919 notes council meeting led by Mayor Richard Winger. Charles W Fox introduces ordinance to hold a special election March 18 1919 on borrowing seventeen thousand five hundred dollars to issue thirty five five hundred dollar coupon bonds for a water works system with fire protection and domestic water.
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M. B. Nash
Charles W. Fox
Jackson
Lincoln
Wyoming
J. Jackson
Jack
Bon
Jaolgon
Wyconde Broadland
A. D
Honda
United States
Ube
Couety
Linculm
Jackson's Hole
Rangers Visit Stockgrowers For Annual Snowfall Survey
The forest rangers will visit the vale Joy to register grazing applications and count stock on food lots, aiming for a precise livestock tally. Heavy snow causes travel delays on Antelope Flat as residents like Win Stimon arrive from Elk ranch. Municipal election rules set polling hours nine A.M. to seven P.M. with residency and oath requirements, plus registry list posting and publication in the Jacksons Hole Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Rangers
Vale Joy
Win
Stimon
Elk
Antelope Flat
Jackson
Wyoming
Social and club gatherings dot community life
Dr and Mrs W Hoff hosted neighbors for Five Hundred with refreshments and music. Rebekah Lodge held a social and business meeting with men serving refreshments. Elias Wilson home hosted games and a Wilson luncheon. Junior Auxiliary of St John’s Guild danced and enjoyed music at the church house. Mrs H M Elgin ill with LaGrippe. Joe Vieifer returned from Butte and headed to his Tae Toddy emcee yuna beyond 1918 season. Mrs F A Stahn visiting Jackson with Mary Lingenfelter from Zenith. Sowers and LaPlant noted as visitors and locals. Chamberlain’s Tablets advertised for stomach trouble.
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Rebekah
St. John’s Guild
M. B. Nash
Church House
Forest Service seeks input on local sawmill plans
Inquiries are being sent by the Forest Service to gauge support for bringing a government sawmill to the region. The agency aims to operate mills using native timber and supply lumber locally at near cost after the war, tying feedback to strategic decisions.
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Forest Service
Tin
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Charles Reed
Ray
Amreine Ae
Arthur Blair
Fort Logan
Mr. Roy McBride
Mr. Beott
Max Edick
Bar U Ranch
Adv
M. W. Henrie Vice Pres
P. V. Sommers
Flat Creek
Mrs. Brundage
P.C. Hansen
Frank McBride
Zenith
W.C. Delaney
Deloney
Blythe-Fargo-Haskine Co
C. L. Lanbeck
Harry Diffenbaugh
Spring Creek
Wm. Strober
Bryan Flabatetjou
Bidney McKean
Sam McBirida
Janice
Bry. T.ghhufl
del Monte
Wm. Mercill
Driggs, Idaho
The
Federal Reserve Bank
Official Council
Richard Winger
C. W. Huff
James 8. Simpson
C. W. Fox
C. J. Wort
Leonard
Bob Ferrin
St. Anthony
Lee Lucas
Wilson
Wyo
Mins Beth Ricks
Rexburg
Mary Robertson
Booth Park
James Robertson Jr
Camp Lewis
Ernest Carlo
Mary Imeon
Callahan Ranch
Walter Spicer
Lewis Curtin
J Pedarwon
Victor
Bircher
Morgan V.spiver
Laramie
Fort Douglas
Uta
Averne
Mr. Pederson
Denver
George Kelly
J. W. Roersma
W. Hoff
Elias Wilson
H. M. Elg
Joe Vieifer
Butte
Montana
Todd
Yuna
Seasn
Hivestack
Teton Nasiapeul Foreat
F. A. Stahn
Aspen Ridge
T. H. Baxter
Henry Lingenfelter
Mary
Sowers
Jackson Mercantile Co
Charles Delaney & Son
Jackson State Bank
Bob't K Maller
Frank &. Word
Harry Wagner
P Redmond P.O, Hansen O. J, Wort
H L. Bearrett Goo
Bobet Cok
Baady
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