License Required Warns on Export Rules and Penalties
War Trade Board urges licenses for exporting conserved list goods by parcel post. Violations bring fines up to 810,000 or imprisonments up to two years. Licenses obtainable at the Bureau of Exports in Washington or branches in Seattle Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Nogales El Paso Eagle Pass Galveston New Orleans Mobile Savannah St Louis Chicago Boston New York. A mixed local note mentions Miss Mia Redmond visiting California and a flour price listing from Driggs Flour Mill.
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War Trade Board
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Bureau of Exports
Washigton
D.C
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Nogales
el Paso
Eagle Pass
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
New York
Grazing Permit Applications Due in Wyoming
North announces that all applications to graze cattle and horses in the Tiran National Formst for 1918 must be filed in Jackson Wyoming by March 14 1918. Information on grazing fees and blank forms is available upon request.
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North
Tiran National
Jackson
Wyoming
Death of A Good A tiernage friend in Williamspoet Penn
P Nelson reports the death of his old friend Mr A Good who died February 1 at Wie Home in Williamspoet Pennsylvania. He spent years visiting the Nelsons in Michigan and Jackson's Hole and made many friends in the valley. He crossed plains three times before the Union Pacific. He is survived by a wife and two others.
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P. Nelson
Mr. A. Good
Williamspoet
Penn
Mr. Good
Nelsons
Michigan
Jackson
Hole
Plains
Union Pacific
Washington Program at Jackson School Birthday Event
The lower rooms of the Jackson school plan a Washingtons birthday program in the Baptist Church on Thursday at 8 o clock. The event aims to show the school to the public with free admission and features Washington themed songs recitations drills and patriotic items led by Miss Forrester Miss Curtiss and Miss Kimball. Also noted is a high school gathering last Friday at Leekhowe south of town with entertainment by Miss Alta Caswell and a luncheon before leaving.
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Baptist Church
Ttts
Washington
Leekhowe
Jackson
Alta Caswell
Letters From France Report Jackson’s Hole Men Reach Home
Several letters from Jackson’s Hole boys in the valley indicate that the men are adapting in France. Some report measles and sea sickness while Tam Muaywild remains hospitalized in New York with pneumonia. Alin Bird and J W Plym’s sons send brief notes, and Willer O’Grote has returned to an Atlantic port with future sailings anticipated.
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Jackson
Hole
Chester Uipson
Jim Delaney
Bud Winegar
Ad Allen
Tam Muaywild
New York City
Alin Bird
J. W. Plym
Willer O'Grote
Notice to Parents on Junior Auxiliary Fund Drive
Notice to Parents to announce the Junior Ted Gross drive through Jackson school this week. The local chapter asks each pupil to contribute twenty five cents to form a junior auxiliary in progressive schools. Parents may contribute if willing. all children will be members regardless of contribution.
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Twish
Ted Gross
Jackson
Devouye
Oller
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Big Jackson Stockmen Meeting With Evening Red Cross Benefit
Large crowd expected Friday February 2 in Jackson for stockmen valley meeting at Chaly House 2 p.m. followed by Woodman Hall minstrel show for Red Cross and Lime cowmen dance at Clary House. Mae and Catlova Delaney hosted a Valentine party Wednesday.
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Chaly House
Woodman Hall
Red Cross
Clary House
Mae
Catlova Delaney
Wyoming Enlists 250000 for Shipyards War Effort
The State Council of Defense in Cheyenne appeals for 250000 skilled workers across Wyoming counties to enroll for U S shipyard work. Enrollees will learn wages and shifts as inspectors will survey counties. the push stresses swift, multi shift production to beat submarine threats and meet 1910 tonnage targets.
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Wyorlrat
Allie
Wis
Shifaudine Piean
Washington
Unita
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Lincoln County
State Council of Defense
Cheyenne
Charles Ploz
Win
Urgency Mloet Corporation
Shipping Board
Navy
British Empire
Germany
America
Army
Coal Purchase by Kalferlin from Build Company
Lo A Kalferlin of Kelly bought a large load of coal from Build, with payment arranged Wednesday.
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Lo A. Kalferlin
Kelly
Wednosilay
Notice Al work unehiinwd ue lini for at Uhts date
Unclear OCR text mentions work and charges but date and parties are not readable. No definite outcome or names can be identified from the fragment.
Darktown Feb 22 Program with Parade of Acts
A colorful neighborhood program features songs and performances by Miss Mandy Lee Miss Hanna Bly Contiville Colored Quartet and Chorus. The event name includes playful song titles and a colored consolation act with dancers and a chicken dinner finale.
Pure Food Club Hostess Event Notes Local Meetings
Mrs. L. A. Loomis hosted the Pure Food Club on Friday with the Jackson hook teachers joining. Valentines, tally cards, and a nice hindleon were enjoyed. next meeting set at Mrs. D. R. Jones home with Jones and Saunders to entertain on a Friday afternoon in February. Ward family traveled from Denver to Shankson's Pole last Saturday after a shipment of sinck and a show. stopped at Kemmerer for a few days. Also advertising old Hackney Stallion Sinsarey Licitide and Lo Short Torte bills for slo.
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Pure Food Club
Dackson Hook
Dive Hundred
Valentines
Thefternoon
D. RR. Jones
Jones
J. Saunders
Ahe Ward
EB. A. Ward
Shankson
Denver
Hey
Kemmerer
Wasrmp
Slo
Bobcat Shot Dead Near Home in Jackson County
James Budge Jr killed a large bobcat west of Kelly last Sunday after traps around a horse carcass attracted the animal. A well placed rifle shot ended its career when Budge discovered the creature feeding near his traps Sunday morning.
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Jackson
James Budge, Jr
Kelly
James
Mro and Mrs 2 C Hansen Visit Jackson on Tuesday
Mro and Mrs 2 C Hansen were in Jackson Tuesday for undisclosed reasons. Local observers noted their presence at nearby events and activities.
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Mro
2. C. Hansen
Int Jackson
Constipation Advice From The Inbst Conjnon Of These
The article advises diet changes to ease constipation noting cheese tea and boiled milk slow bowels while raw fruits especially apples and bananas along with grainy and whole wheat bread aid movement. For severe constipation it recommends Chambelain's Tablets after supper available everywhere.
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