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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
4
A garbled narrative describes armed men and a near fatal act with a snake themed vision, mixing a chaotic scene with a bank balance sheet from The Jackson State Bank in Wyoming. The fragment includes names, improvised events, and a 1919 bank statement detailing liabilities and assets sworn by a bank cashier.
Public land sale notice from Department of the Interior Evanston land office announces sale by bid. The tract described lies within Township 1, range 11, with terms stated and bidding ends by the specified date. Auctioneer and clerk details are given with required procedures and bidder eligibility.
Subscribers from San Antonio and California express appreciation for weekly Courier visits. Despite moving families and jobs, they renew and support the paper. Some readers expect continued service and mention Navy and aviation plans, with anticipated moves to Colorado.
Joseph Anderson of Rexburg Tennessee representing Western Bluetric X of Salt Lake City arrived for Jackson with two assistants last Thursday afternoon and, the next day, began work at the home of Chas Wilson near Jackson. Anderson had installed several light replints in the valley previously. Joe reports he towed his Studebaker to Rexburg two weeks ago, where a large garage there caught fire and burned. Insurance covered about 1000, while about a sideworth of other cars were destroyed, some uninsured. The total damage from the fire is estimated at 150,000.
A 19 part stock fraud scheme tied to Liberty Bonds and War Savings stamps is exposed in the Oklahoma City trial of Milaworth d. Green and Kin won. Promoters used guaranteed resale plans promising high profits, but investors faced losses as authorities halted sales and charged defrauding. Government action labeled the venture a wild cat scheme, urging caution on every risky offer.
An Oregon Retail Merchants Association letter argues that a thriving free market benefits both merchants and customers. It contends profiteers harm the broader economy and cites the public buying spirit as essential to prosperity. The missive, attributed to secretary Dean A. MacLean, criticizes authorities for potential actions that could undermine commerce and public welfare.
The District Court of Wyoming Lincoln County orders Fannie Smith and Marjorie Smith to appear January 17 to show why an order should not grant a sale of the decedent W Wiley Smith's real and personal property. The motion seeks to sell townsite land in Helly Wyoming and surrounding parcels described in the order. A copy must be published four weeks in Jackson Hole Courier. Dec 18, 1927. Judge John Be Arnold.
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