Tobacco Fund drives aid for soldiers in Europe
Local collectors Jackson Drug Company and Mr. Simpson solicit donations for the Boys In France Tobacco Fund. A twenty five cent package includes sixty five cents worth of tobacco and a donor post card to be mailed to the recipient. Weekly or monthly pledges are encouraged at the Drug Store. Plus notes on a masquerade ball at Jackson Club House March 8 with an $85 prize, cattle for sale, and local news items.
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Jackson Drug Company
France
Mr. Simpson
Europe
Jackson Club
Jackson Drug Store
Wyoming Soldier Elmer Wise Wounded in Europe Action
A Kemmerer report says Elmer Wise of Company HI Kemmerer was wounded on February 17 in Europe and is in a base hospital. Private Wise is from Fairview Star Valley. Another Wyoming soldier, Charles W Durant of Sheridan, is also wounded. The news notes Wise is the first from Company HI to see battle and that further details are awaited.
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Kemmerer
Washington
Elmer Wise
Company Hi
Europe
Wise
Fairview
Star Valley
Wyoming
Charles W. Durant
Sheridan
Kemmerer Republican
Pure Food Club Hosts Washington Birthday Afternoon
Mrs J J Saunders and Mrs J B Jones jointly hosted the Pure Food Club with guests at Mrs Jones's home. The Washington's birthday reminiscence entertained attendees and a luncheon followed. The club will meet Friday March ath at Mrs F S Wood's home.
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J.J. Saunders
J. B. Jones
Pure Food Club
Washington
Mra. FS
Warning on G N Leek Ranch Trespass During Elkarch
Warning to the public against trespassing on the G N Leek ranch during the elkarch feeding season enforced by state authorities. Rev T H Baxter led services at the Baptist church last Sunday night amid stormy weather and a noticeably large attendance. Mr Baatof plans another Jackson visit next Sunday to preach at the same hour and place.
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G. N. Leek Ranch
W. H. Speson
T. H. Baxter
Baptist
Food Regulations Adjust Wheat Flour Purchases in Wyominge
Federal Food Administrator Theodore C Diorstrad announces changes to retail Wheat flour sales in Wyominge requiring equal weight substitutes from a long list including corn meal flour oats and more. Purchases of graham and whole wheat flour must include substitutes at a 3 to 5 ratio. special local allowances apply for isolated ranch areas. hoarding penalties up to 5000 fine or two years imprisonment.
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Theodore C. Diorstrad
Wyominge
Card of Thanks for Son and Brother
We desire to thank our many friends for the kindness shown us during the sickness and death of our son and brother May Nancy Tanner and family.
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May
Nancy Tanner
Minstrel Show a Red Cross Benefit Success at Fair
The Darktown Minstrel at the W.O. W. Fair last Friday evening, directed by Mrs. Camila L. Seelemire, packed the house and raised substantial funds for Red Cross work. The entertainment impressed with professional flair, new songs, dancing, and witty end men asides. Participants and the director earned local praise for boosting the Red Cross treasury.
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Camila L. Seelemire
Red Cross
Red Cross Treasury
Aspen Ridge Notes On Local Moves And Births
Mr George Greenough left Friday for Laramie with his daughter Mrs Lucy Cowan who is ill and will visit his long lost sister in San Diego. Robin son, now living in Wenona Illinois, is a father of a baby girl born recently. Mrs Sam Smits and son arrived in the valley and visited near Menor's ferry while Sam stays in Cody for now. Frank Price of Kelly traveled to Victor with freight for Kelly Mercantile. Rufus Smith stayed overnight at Valley View en route to Geo Gee ranch with grain. Mr and Mrs H L Curtis were called to Kelly by their daughter's illness. Gerrit Hardiman Chet Stalin Ray Golden and Tia Guthrie attended a show and dance in Jackson. T D Bee left for Oxden last week and may return next summer. Mrs T H Baxter returned from Pocatello. John Bircher reports high fur prices as his sons trapped near Canyon Road House. two marten hides brought forty five dollars. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Wallace Rickson Jackson Friday night.
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George Greenough
Laramie
Lucy Cowan
San Diego
California
Sam Smits and Son
Menor's Ferry
Sam
Cody
Rufus Smith
Valley View
Geo. Gee Ranch
H. L. Curtis
Kelly
W. L. Spicer
John Bircher
Canyon Road House
Notice of Unpaid Work Settlements by March First
All work line items or unpaid charges must be settled by March first or be sold to cover charges. The notice references Gro, BR, MLALN and urges payment to avoid enforcement actions.
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Marchi Ist
Jacksons Hole cattle and horse assoc holds special meeting
The Jacksons Hole Cattle and Horse Association met Friday in Jackson and disposed of business, set a five cent levy for the bounty fund, appointed neighborhood collectors for missismments and new memberships, and discussed purchasing bulls with a unit sent for March 11. Notices invited those desiring bulls to contact Mr. Wagner at Jackson State Bank. The next meeting is expected to be the annual on the last Saturday of April. Dr Huff treated a baby with bronchitis. Ed Plyin thanks received for Christmas packages. a son was born to Mr and Mrs Nephi Moulton of Zenith. the Cowman’s dance at the Club House drew large crowds. Wm Cowan returned from Florida. Roy McHougall returned from Kemmerer with John Miller, who is sought at Lusk.
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Jackson's Hole
Wagner
Jackson State Bank
France
Ed Plyin
Two Interesting Weddings in Driggs and Billings
A surprise wedding in Driggs last Friday united Miss Ida Kneedy and Mr. Andrew Chambers. They wed without notice to relatives and friends, then returned as husband and wife. Mrs. Chambers, daughter of Mr Kneedy of Grovont, taught Grovont school and will finish the term. Mr. Chambers runs a grain ranch on Gros Ventre and plans to reside there. Also, Miss Maud Smith married Mr. Krankfirnt at Billings, Montana, on February 8. Mr. Hunt works for the government in the Reclamation Service. The couples met in Moran last summer, with relatives and friends present as they journeyed to Idaho Falls and on to Burley, Idaho, for their future home. Mrs. Hut, a Jackson Hole native, is celebrated for beauty and popularity. Mr. Hunt is less known locally but well regarded. Mrs. Frank Tanner is ill with rheumatic fever. Also noted is Harry Scor and a dog sale in Wyoming.
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Driggs
Ida Kneedy
Andrew Chambers
Maud Smith
Norman
Burley
Idaho
Hut
Jackson's Hole
Hunts
Constipation Diet Items and Remedies Mentioned
The passage notes that cheese tea and boiled milk slow bowels while raw fruits like apples and bananas along with grilled bread and white wheat bread promote movement. It recommends taking one or two Chamberlains Tablets after supper when constipation is severe.
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Chamberlain
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W. L. Winegar
Bud
Bewano
Janis Hoyts
Jackson, Wye
Henry Francis
Jackson
Joan Suns
Jackson Marness Co
Beed Hotel
Adv
Folger’s Coffees
Golden Gate
Fireside
Shasta
Comrade
Golden Gate and
Wm. Mercill
Driggs, Idaho
The
Federal Reserve Bank
Aspen Ridge
Mrt Robinson
Wenona
Tilinois
Frank Price
Victor
Kelly Mercantile Company
Gerrit, Hardiman
Chet Stalin
Ray Golden
Tia Guthrie
Jackon
T. D. Bee
Oxden
Pocatello
Wallace Rickson Jackson
Jackson Mercantile Co
C. W. Huff
Buffalo Country
G. B. McClear
Nephi Moulton
Zenith
Cowman
Wm. Cowan
Florida
Key West
Roy McHougall
John Miller
Lusk
Agents For the Perfectroin
Jackson Dave Co
Mr. Chambers
Gros Ventre
Frank Tanner
Charles Deloney
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