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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
4
The Courier promotes its paper as the logical place for readers to place advertisements. It appeals to those unsure how to write ads and offers help, noting cooperation has made several families happy and promising guidance to create satisfactory notices at a favorable price.
The Courier invites readers to actively own and improve the paper by sharing news, suggestions, and criticisms. It urges mutual help between the paper and town residents, noting cooperation strengthens the community while offering readers practical ways to communicate. The ad promotes a general store, urging orders by mail with a wide range of goods and services.
A reflective piece contrasts immutable mountains with shifting human viewpoints, noting beauty lies in color as a mere facet of light. It meditates on perception, nature’s constancy, and the awe inspired by rugged landscapes.
An ad column note indicates a rate of 10e per line for inserted content. It specifies separate line items for Bret time and Sepan line for each subsequent issue, outlining pricing and formatting details in a concise newspaper card style.
Advert lists a few fine red roomterns and various titles including Ridpath's History of the World and Stoddard's Lectures. Books are new, bought from publishers, not paid for and returned. Interested parties contact the office.
Advertisement for a livery and feed stable located at the old Nelson Barn operated by Ralph Vernon prop offering horse care services.
Government land sale notice from the Interior Department at Evanston Wyoming. Stephen Leek seeks 80 acre land in Sec 5 T40 R116 W. minimum bid $3.00 per acre. Public sale is January 26 1922 at 10 am. tract is mountainous and unsuitable for cultivation. Bidders must pay immediately. claims or objections by sale time. First publication December 9 1921. last January 12 1922.
A bank statement fragment lists resources including loans and discounts overdrafts secured and unsecured with notes on cash and reserves. It shows amounts for checks cash reserves and specie, capital paid in profits and losses, and liabilities including notes rediscounted bills payable and deposits. The document is signed by cashier Harry Wagner and notary WL Siacon with directors Beal Miller Wood Hansen. a trade note appears at end.
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