Families Learn of Safe Arrivals in France War News
Frances Mearn hears of her brother Bryant and the Jack sons Nole boys reaching France safely. Chester Simpson reports other men like Buster Eater Walter O Grove and Elmer Arthur remain in the area in charge of horses. Ed Stearns, a government wolf hunter, works on the Green River slope after destroying many predators on his boat between Gros Ventre and Spread Creek last summer. A Elk Moran dance raised thirty four dollars for Red Cross and memberships rise in that region. A Ward visits Devon Montana over holidays. Nate and Joy Wilson return from Omaha with cattle shipments. Harley Comn and wife arrive from St Anthony. Coftin family meets them in Jackson. Wm Stevenson plans to leave January 2000 to pursue military service possibly as an aviator.
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Frances Mearn
Bryant
Jackson
France
Buster Eater
Walter O'Grove
Elmer Arthur
Laren
Chester Simpson
Ed Stearns
Green River
Gros Ventre
Spread Creek
Unclear Medical Terms Raise Diagnostic Questions
Fragmentary text references vague conditions such as dizziness and eye discomfort. No clear patient name, date, or medical facility is identifiable. Further readable details are needed to craft a precise report.
Airplane Landing Gear Materials Revealed in Detail
The article lists spruce lumber and various metals used in a simple aircraft, detailing 244 feet of spruce 68 feet of pine 1 feet of ash 12 feet of hickory and other components including 3 262 feet of wire 708 forgings 921 steel stampings 57 square feet of veneer 11 gallons of varnish 50 gallons of dope 201 square yards of linen 34 feet of rubber and 65 pounds of aluminum Over 4 000 reused 3 377 screws and 276 turnbuckles The Courier notes a letter from Buster Estes Walter O Grote and Elmer Arthur three Jackson s Hole boys at Newport News Virginia expressing they are well and sending regards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Estes
Walter O'Grote
Elmer Arthur
Jackson's Hole
Newport News
Virginia
Courier
Camp Greene
Warrina Against Violation of Quarantine
Dog owners in Jackson's Hole are notified that loose dogs will be killed on sight. All dogs must be muzzled and securely tied. Dogs must be kept in a dog tight enclosure. Hanais Rontgon, Deputy Sherritt, Oars Fou Sat8 Hanar Spvrr, Jackson, Wyoming. adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's Hole
Hanais Rontgon
Sherritt
Hanar Spvrr
Jackson, Wyoming
Jackson Wyoming City Council Minutes January 7 1918
Regular session notes list mayor and councilmen present. Minutes approved. Marshal and police justice reports show licenses for pool tables and dogs, several fines, and a dog count. Bills allowed total and salaries noted. Fox authorized to obtain culvert lumber for Uache Creek crossing. adjournment after attestations.
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Jackson
Wyo
W. EK. Liovn
F. E. Koerner
Richard Winger
Jackson's Hole
G. ER. Plain
W. ER
Lloyd
J. Fiscus
Chas. Fox
Uache Creek
Broadway
Tax Help Arrives In Kemmerer For 1917 Returns
Collector Mark A. Skinner announces a federal income tax officer will be in Kemmerer Wyoming January 18 1918 through January 1918 to assist residents. Office at Kemmerer Hotel. Returns for 1917 due by March 1 1918. Includes guidance on deductible expenses and non deductible items.
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Internal Revenue
Mark A. Skinner
Fill County
Kemmerer Hotel
Kemnares
Wyoming
Tom Estes
Dawson
Jackson
Stockmen Meet in Jackson Hole Forms New Association
The Jackson's Hole Catto and Horse Association held a special meeting in Jackson on Friday to launch a campaign against coyotes and stray dogs. About twenty members joined, Charles Yarnall was hired to scatter poison, and the group planned future meetings to expand benefits for stockmen with low annual assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's Hole
Shay
Charles Yarnall
Association
Jackson Hole notes and store window breakage report
A Jackson Hole update covers survey work by O E Williams for Jim Vogel in January, a Jan last trip from Amaha with 4d car shipment and prices, a damaged plate glass window at Jackson Mercantile Company, and local items including Home Economics Club meeting at St Johns House on January 12. It mentions students in Login Utah, family visits, and potential spring plans.
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EB. Williams
Jim Vogel
Jackson
Hole
Charles Wilson
Jim Imeson
A. J. Cole
Howard Cheney
C.J. Pederson
Amaha
St. Juha's House
Jing Leen
Notice of Indebtedness Called and Interest Cessation
County Treasurer Greer Taysom announces the calling of Certificates of Indebtedness numbers 7030 through 960. Interest will cease on January 20, 2018, at which time the certificates will be redeemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer Taysom
Annual Meeting Notice of Jackson State Bank Stockholders
The Jackson State Bank stockholders will meet at lsoMlee in Town of Jackson Lincoln County Wyoming on January 1, 2018 at o'clock in the afternoon to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may come before the meeting. Hanny Wagner, Caslilee.
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Jackson State Bank
lsoMlee
Jackson
County of Lincoln
State of
Wyoming
Hanny Wagner
Caslilee
Red Cross Chapter Holds New Officers and Meetings
The Tuckson's Hate Chapter of Ye Red Crows elected Mrs T M Bly as View chair man and formed a Supplies Committee and Finance Committee. An Executive Committee meeting expanded to six members with HM Ely added. News notes report 18,000,000 Red Cross members by Christmas, plus illnesses among Robert Tanner Lewis Wilson M V Gilter.
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Tuckson
Red Crows
Aneksen
Uilk
T M. Bly
D.C. Nowlin
Chas Fox
James 8. Stinson
Class Wilson
Richard Wither
HM Bly
R.W. Miller
J. 11
Petersen, Redmond
Sarah McKown
Harey Wagner
W. 2
Redmiond
Eo Miller
Hive
Mes
HM. Ely
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Mother
Mrs. George Lewis of Pittsfield New York reports her five year old son suffered a two to three week cold before using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After trying several medicines he rapidly improved and recovered in a few days, an observation echoed by others nationwide.
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Lewis Wilson
Jon Wilson
Phenmenia
Chamberlain
George Lewis
Pittsfeld
N.Y
Ady
Aspen Ridge Community Happenings Chronicle Local Moves
Tron Miller departs for Casper to remain until spring while Tie Has takes a Kinney Ol Co position. Williams visits Jackson for dental work but only secures a date. Mr and Mrs Tenry Francis spend New Year's with Me and Mrs Raymond Kent at the Miller ranch. Cattle fed at Don Miller ranch till spring. Local illnesses persist with colds and grippe common. Arkansas? No. Jack Fee brings cattle to Don Miller ranch to feed. Dance at Kelly well attended. Dr Hull removes casts from legs of Allen Walker and George Riniker. Earl Harris prepares fence poles for Hilmer Bark to enclose Aspen Ridge ranch next spring. Raymond Kent moves to Miller ranch. Max Edie returns from New York trip. Mrs Baxter visits friends on Snake River west side. Ollie Smith and John Taylor work on a logging contract for C L Starrett on Redmond Creek. Tom Perry visits Grovont.
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Devon
Montana
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Nate
Joy Wilson
Omaha
Harley Comn
St. Anthony
Stevenson
Warrina
Wm. Mercill
Driggs, Idaho
The
Federal Reserve Bank
Official Council
F.C. Hemphill
Jackson Mercantile Company
Dave Timmins
Victor
Thelma
Laura
Grace Wilson
Login
Utah
Don Swevkal
Iis
Bob Sleds
Jackson Mercantile Co
Red Cross Business Meetings
Robert Tanner
M. V. Gilter
la Grippe
Aspen Ridge
Tron Miller
Casper
Tie
Kinney Ol Co
Tasiler Miler
Don
Oklahoma
Ain Williams
Getile
White
Metropolis
Tenry Francis
Raymond Kent
Ton Miller Ranch
Francis
Oime
Wayne Halversen
Chas, Allen
Josephine Nelson
Walder Allen Amily
Elk
Jack Fee
Don Miller
Kelly
Dr. Hull
Allen Walker
George Riniker
Earl Harris
Hilmer Bark
Aspen Ridge Ranch
Miller Ranch
Max Edie
New York State
T. M. Baxter
T Irlenls
Snake River
Ollie Smith
John Taylor
C L. Starrett
Redmond Creek
Tom Perry
Grovont
NicCalls
Charles Deloney
America
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