Exceptional Year in Jacksons Hole Glimpsed in Valley Weather
The article recalls an unusual year in Jacksons Hole with warm springs after light snow and frosty nights. It notes plowing, a new Jackson Mercantile building, and farm concerns over alfalfa and winter wheat under potential frost. Maud and Vivian Smith will stay with Uncle James Ewart while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith, return to Cody.
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Jackson's Hole
Jackson
Kelly
Jackson Mercintile Company
Thee
Maud
Vivian Smith
Shef- Gold's
Gody
James Ewart
Sam Smith
Cody
Red Cross Meeting In Jackson Budget Night
A special meeting of Red Cross members will be held at the Inn House in Jackson Bayuray night. Several matters are to be discussed and committees appointed to carry on different branches of the work in Ubeyalioy.
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Red Cros
Iinb House
Jackson
Baturay
Ubeyalioy
Wyoming Troops Reported Arrived Safely in Europe
A Cheyenne Tribune clipping notes that Senator Francis Warren received a telegram confirming that the Forty first division including Wyoming and Colorado National Guard troops had arrived at a foreign port. A Laramie cablegram says six Laramie boys reported arrival abroad. It is unclear if all guardsmen sailed. some troops were said to have moved to Camp Merritt New Jersey from Camp Mills Long Island.
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Wyoming
France
Cheyenne Tribune
Laramie Republican
Laramie
O. K
Breckens
Warren
Wyoming National Guard
Europe
Camp Merritt
New Jersey
Camp Mills
Long Island
Eye care guidance from a reliable specialist
A brief notice urging proper eye attention by a reliable specialist. It mentions locations in Jackson and nearby areas and suggests using recognized methods and providers for eye health. The text emphasizes timely eye examinations and professional advice.
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Tee Br
Scarborough
Jackson
Fataray
Bentley
Rabies Reported in the Valley Alarms Livestock Growers
Deputy Sheriff and assistant investigated a mare at Paul Lyon's ranch near Jackson Hole found to have rabies. The mare was killed and burned, quarantine placed on Lyon stock. An outbreak is feared as three coyotes were found dead and locals plan measures against coyotes and loose dogs to protect cattle and elk herds.
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Jackson's Hole
Sherif Harry Robison
Roy McDougall
Teton
Paul Lyon
At Place
Lyon
Robison
McDougall
Lyon Ranch
Cattle Association Plans War on Coyotes
Jacksons Hole Cattle and Horse Association calls a special meeting at the Club House in Jackson at 2:00 PM on Tuesday January 8 to organize poisoning and trapping against coyotes and stray dogs to curb rabies and protect the valley cattle industry. members urged to attend and join the association.
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Jackson's Hole
Red Cross New Year Dinner Funds Social at Woodman Hall
Red Cross held a New Year's Eve supper at the Club House and Woodman Hall serving a cafeteria meal at fifty cents a plate. More than sixty dollars above expenses were cleared for Red Cross funds. Homes were solicited for donations and chickens supplied from local ranches. The event was a successful money maker and a joyful social gathering.
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Red Cross
Woodman Hall
Annual Meeting Notice of The Jackson State Bank
The Jackson State Bank stockholders will meet at the bank office in Jackson Lincoln County Wyoming on January 1 1918 at 2 00 PM to elect directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business as needed Hanky Woonan cashier Note also a bachelors meeting Sunday January 6 at 4 00 PM for important business
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Jackson State Bank
Jackson
County of
Lincoln
State of
Wyoming
Hanky Woonan
Test Plan for Delivery of Trucks to France
Army trucks for use in France are to be delivered to the Atlantic seaboard from interior depots under their own power. If successful, 30 000 war trucks under construction will reach France, releasing 15 000 freight cars and enabling training of transport drivers and officers with minimal training.
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France
Atlantic Seaboard
Miss Frances Mears Back in Jackson After Ranch Visit
Notice items report lost blankets two double government and one gray with red stripe and a reward for return. Contacts are W. D. Lafferty or Jackson Harness and Livery Caady. Also notes moved lumber for the Doctor's house from Grovant Canyon to Kelly. Dishes left unclaimed after Red Cross supper at Woodman Hall. contact Mrs. O. BE Williams at the old Jones Bakery.
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Frances Mears
Jackson
N.be Smith Ranch
W. D. Lafferty
Jackson Harness & Livery Caady
T. G. Huff
Grovant Canyon
Kelly
Gil
Red Cross
Woodman Hall
Aspen Ridge News Roundup of Home Gatherings and Festive Meals
A wave of small town social notes recounts New Year and Christmas visits at Aspen Ridge. Don Miller and Mrs. Kent hosted about a dozen guests for a four course dinner. Jack Hee’s ranch trip and new cattle purchase are mentioned. an amusement club forms in Kelly with two monthly dances. several families hosted Christmas guests and enjoyed meals including three course dinners.
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Don Miller
Raymond Kent
Kent
T. D. Kee
James Mangus
Snake River
Jimmy
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Pittsvile Resident
Mrs. George Lewis of Pittsville says her five year old son suffered a cold for weeks. After trying several medicines, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helped him rapidly recover in a few days. The testimonial appears in local notices praising the remedy.
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Chamberlain
George Lewis
Pittstvid
N. V
Red Cross Drive Beats Goal Early in Campaign Start
The Red Cross campaign for ten million new members by Christmas opened December 16. Early reports show enrollment surpassing the day’s quota across several divisions. Seattle reported enrollment nearly equaling the Northwestern Division’s day goal. Rivalry grew as divisions chased higher totals by Christmas Eve.
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Red Cross
Washington
The
Seattle
Oregon
Idaho
Local settlers visit Jackson to finalize homestead proofs
Norman, Smith and Holiday Manor were in Jackson Wednesday to arrange final proof on their homesteads. In town Mr. Smith received a telegram announcing the birth of an eight pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith at Cody. The mother is Mrs. Sam Smith formerly Miss Margaret Locher. The baby has been named Norman Edward after his grandfather.
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Norman, Smith
Holiday Manor
Jackson
Smith
Sam Smith
Cody
Margaret Locher
Norman Edward
Warning Against Violation Quarantine in Jackson's Hole
Notice from Haware Rosson Deputy Sheriff warns dog owners that loose dogs will be killed in sight. All dogs must be muzzled and securely fenced. Dogs must be kept in a dog enclosure to enforce quarantine.
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Jackson's Hole
Haware Rosson
Sherriff
Hngt McPDerment Heads Winter at W. O. Menor Ranch
Moran based Hngt McPDerment to spend the winter at the W O Menor ranch. A stray horse description notes a dark brown pacing animal branded as shown on the eight shoulder. A suitable reward is offered for information leading to the animal.
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Hngt McPderment
Moran
W. 0
Menor Ranch
Jack Fw
Grovont
W. Ne
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Driggs, Idaho
Federal Reserve Bank
Barking
Ady
Jackson Mercantile Co
Aspen Ridge
Chester Stalin
Pacific Creek
Mr. Young
Jack Hee
Duck
M. H. Kneedy
Messera
John Kneedy
Tim Williams
Joe Pilfer
J. BR
Smith's
Frank Shawback
W. W. Smith
Miss Marjorie
V. V. Bath
M. H. Kneedy Fame
Saur
Addy
Charles Deloney
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