Wyoming Brief Notes Highlight Auctions and Projects
Across Wyoming reports note a large 4000 head ewe sale at Wortunner with J A Boyes of Rock Springs paying six thousand dollars. Nebraska buyers purchase 1000 bundles. plans for a Dougis bridge over the Platte approved with costs near sixty thousand. State coalitions seek freight rate relief from Interstate Commerce Commission. Wyoming earmarks the largest single federal reclamation project appropriation and details multi project totals. The Diniver show and schooling entries are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinkian Prev
J. A. Boyes
Rock Springs
Wye
Wortunner
Jamen Nietol
BM. Logan
Nebraska
Yesuie Mily
Piatte River
Dougis
Douglns
H. ©. Hilton
Medicine Bow National Forvat Line
Utah
Montane
Arizona
Interstate Commerce
Charley Th. Mabey
Uta
Washington
Msas
Drea
Nome
Wyoming
United States
Budget Bureau
Jantary Wu
Diniver Wan Uude
Wehoo
Lander
Wyowtag
Tapir Sarces
Ion
Aberiding
Wheatland
Actuols
Aeuritie
Uuven
Harry P. Holmes
Casper
Cauper
Wight
Kotul
Pope Anthon
Appointment Confirmation for Jackson Postmaster
Long dispute over Jackson Postmaster appointment ends with W C Delaney chosen after considering Mondell support and local endorsements. The process included exams, petitions, and withdrawals, with interim appointee Lovejoy and Henry Vraneia handling mail duties during transitions.
Aspiring Wyoming Woman Featured in Jackson Tribune Tale
The Jackson Tribune chronicles a celebrated Wyoming woman Barber, lauding her vivid imagination and resilience while noting rumors of a sensational romance. Amid praise, the piece mentions her six-year marriage in Jackson’s Hole, return to Cedar Rapids, and lack of children. It invites readers to the Hoback Canyon Road opening to Yellowstone with Hattie Moody, Wyoming’s only Lady Barber, in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jashion
Woody
Jackson
Jackson’e Hole
Cedar
Ulrsie
Hay Leon
America
Hoback Canyon
Yellowstone National Park
Mra
Hattie Moody
Wyoming
Lady Harber
National Parks at Risk From Bureaucratic Pressure
In this history fragment a critic argues bureaucratic officials threaten Yellowstone and national parks. The piece cites conflict between Interior Department oversight and constitutional limits, warning invaders could exploit parks for political gain and moral decay.
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Yellowstone Park
Chittendos
Copgra
United States
Hy Knog A. Mills
Local items muddled with stray names and places
Fragmentary OCR note lists scattered names and places with unclear actions. The text mentions individuals such as Kath and Kath related fragments, plus references to reporting and locations like Puestello and Lava Hot. Overall content is garbled with no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
High School Messenger Editors Named for the Year
The High School Messenger announces its leadership team with Jess Mulherin as Editor in Chief Lavonne Deloney as Assistant Editor Star Reporter Society Editor Mary Wilson as Sporting Editor Lillian Palmer as Advertising Moany Breezy News Item and William Farrel MeWritt Ferrin Davida Timmins highlighted among staff members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Jess Mulherin Lavonne Deloney
Mary Wilson
Lillian Palmer William Farrel Mewritt
Ferrin Davida Timmins
Fourth Grade Girl Fell Ill From Candy Poisoning
A fourth grade girl reportedly fell seriously ill from toe nail poisoning after a supposed tewell ploom of candy. A surprise party at Mray Wilson’s home last Saturday night drew about twenty guests with lunch at midnight, dancing and games as main attractions, all enjoyed.
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Mray Wilson
When a mentor oversteps and a pupil looks native
An editorial fragment recounts a mentor shouting in a stern voice to a sophomore girl to close a door and keep quiet. It criticizes that a classmate who reprimands peers for whispering in another class shows how a sneaky behavior can emerge in tense school scenes.
Farewell Society Notes For Mildred Jones at Club House Event
Society notes report a farewell party for Mildred Jones who left for boarding school. Davida Timmins hosted at the Club House with attendees including Mary Wilson Dorothy Fedmond Grace Lloyd Oral Loyd Mary Wilven Rita Knuteen Jones and others. They dined at Hood Hotel and later attended church, with Leanom Layden hosting cards and refreshments featuring grape juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Jones
Davida Timmins
Mary Wilson
Misees
Dorothy Fedmond
Grace Lloyd
Oral Loyd
Oral Loyd, ‘Mary Wilven, Rita Knuteen, Killen, Jones, Davidy Timmins
and Memert
Tex Ratliff
Merrit’ Perrin
Win. Porris
Jest Mulierin
Leonard Peterson
Local Society Notes From A Year’s Start
Saturday evening many residents gathered at Mrs W B Redmonds home to see year end and year begin. Bryant Nowlin and his wife recently returned from a period abroad where he worked for the government. Holiday Leek left Monday to resume studies at West Side High in Salt Lake City. St Ferrins four children had tonsils removed by Dr Huff at St Johns hospital last week. Mrs F P Ellis, recently ill, now sits up briefly each day. Willard Miner and wife plan to move back north for their new home. Charles DeLaney was mildly ill New Year but improved. Geraldine Lucas left for her home after New Years at Dr Huffs. Slim Greiner operated on for appendicitis. Henry Ritchie went home to Virginia. Doughty Steele, Lloyd Brenenstahl and Prentice Nowlin began elk feeding Monday. Elk feeding started Wednesday.
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Jackson
Victor
Lovejoy
Henry Vraneia
Fransis
W. C. Delaney
Mondell
Theda
Delosena
Wat Allon
Bryant Nowlin
Nowlin
Holiday Leek
West Side High
Salt Lake City
Willard Miner
Charles de Laney
Geraldine Lucas
Ees
Dr. Huff
Slim” Greiner
Henry Ritchie
Virginia
Doughty Steele
Lloyd Brenenatall
Prentice Nowlin
Correction to 8. P. C. C. resolutions in Courier
A correction notes that the pool hall in Jackson should be closed on Sundays with a 12 P M weekday closing time. The error printed stated that the town of Jackson be closed instead. The 8. P. C. C. aims to cooperate with Jackson residents and revive the Jackson Commercial Club to aid the situation.
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The
Courier
Town of
Jackson
Jackson Commercial Club
Bridge City Foreman Hob Davis Returns to Job Site
Foreman Hob Davis resumes duties at the site as footing for the last pier was found Friday. Concrete work should complete this week if weather holds. The camp has closed with most crew boarding at Wilson. Mrs Ballard, aged 18, boards with about six at the bridge. Frank Heas and son Wallace have joined Levy Construction. Work paused Sunday for New Year and Monday due to storm.
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Hob Davis
Wilson
Mrs. Ballard
When the Paper Fails to Arrive at Home
A father rants over late or missing newspapers and the family’s frustration. The poem mocks readers who value the paper for wedding notices and social news, while noting the paper’s stubborn delays and misprints.
Fragmentary Niagara notes on Parana and practice
In cryptic prose a fragmentary piece discusses Niagara and Parana. The text hints at names, years, and a discussion of power and query pedagogy, then veers to a calling water at Niagara and references to cavalry and a larger census.
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Niagara
Floyd W. Parana
Vhs Stern
Querey Ie
Nurnve
Tie Cavalry
Noahs Ark Update Delivers Cake Bible Story Night
Members of the Baptisl sunday school, guided by Mii Van Buren, held a festive gathering on Tuesday December ©, featuring a cake decorated with a Bible tale. Guests proposed titles such as Noahs Ark and Peter in the Lions Den before a revelatory moment ended with the cake toppling and the party ending with praise for the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mii van Buren
Dow
Peter
David
Moves
Giel
Jackson Valley Telephone Stockholders Meet January 21 1922
Notice sets annual stockholders meeting for Jackson Valley Telephone at its Lincoln Wyoming office. Held January 21 1922 at 3 pm for election of directors and other business. Fred Lovejoy serves as secretary and manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Valley Telephone
Jacksons County
Lincoln
State of
Wyoming
F Red Lovejoy
Mgr. Adv
Bids Sought for Lumber by School District 21
The school district seeks bids on a bill of lumber to be ready for hauling by May 1. Bids must be addressed to Mrs. Jaci oe, Groyant, Wyoming onvor before dan. 25, 192%. The district reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Lumler
Jaci Oe
Groyant
Wyoming
Dan
Jolly mate barber adds electric massage and clippers
R A Fuller the mate barber announces new modern improvements including an electric massage and clippers. A public recital will be held at the L of Hall on Friday, June sixth, at 7:30 by Mrs Go Hongle and her music pupils. No admission charged. Also note the regular dance of Kelly on June with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R A. Fuller
Jolly Mate
L 9. OF
Sith
GO. Wo Hongle
Local hotel figure pleads in county court case
A Nebraska related figure, once connected to public roles, faces a legal matter in Converse County Court. The case involves hotel property and a proposed lien affecting a $25,000 sum tied to a public interest action. Further hearings determined the next steps in the bid and asset disposition.
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Oniveraity of
Nebraska
Couney
Fins Lee
Fom
Wreuuait County
Nui
Chins
Hihot Seell
Nie
Phormepwtt
Pen ‘Lia Conetriction
Converse Minty
Jetion
al Newvic
Meili
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Vou
Joey
State Tribual
J. Franere
Puestello
Th. Keren
Ce Woilie Oui Od Viet
Bb Buthnay
Dno. Kath
Cncam
Bernett
GLASS
Willie Ferris
Matt Brewen
Cchool
Misa Feo Grisomer
Alfred Ratliff
Willie Perris
JH. 8
Kyle
Morris
Grace
Dorothy
Josa
Cache Oroale Canyon
Marrit
Editorial
Society Notes
Preatiew
Bernice Charter
Pilon
Lloyd Brenenstall
Roy Hodges
Leanom Layd
Bila McCain Ray Keerin
Vorum Curtis
St Ferrin’s
Huff
St. John's Hospital
P. Ellis
Bridge City
Frank Heas
Wallace
Levy Construction Company
Monay
Peru
Beorrial
Wyuiming
Petarebiecinante
Walt
Kelly
Udy
Toby A
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