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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
6
The article describes a delayed Thursday slate featuring county events and multiple matches. Persistent weather and facility issues affect timetable at Mary hf Wee Sunsenirnion Hatte. Local teams including MinIs and Amn compete with event details and venue notes throughout the day.
Rev Nash and his wife plan to depart Jackson for Kennerer Wyoming where Nash will oversee Episcopal work. He has led the Jackson church for years, building up the congregation and earning broad trust. The Jackson school board could not fill a principal post, but the county superintendent will send a new principal to continue school work.
Meeting called by Chairman Simpson with discussions leading to printed tickets for 123 Batchelor and 350 supper tickets. Members ages 14 to be taxed four dollars. other members assessed five dollars. Music committee granted one hundred dollars. Adjournment set for January 26 at 2 PM at the same location. JC Simpson chairman Carl Bark secretary.
A reception and dance at Cheney Hall Tuesday night January 20 honors True brothers Wyrn and Floyd True. Wyrn volunteered with Company G for 21 months overseas while Floyd recently discharged after 18 months service, 15 in Siberia with Company D of the 27th Infantry. The event is led by Cheney and Richard Winger with other committee members, inviting attendance to show appreciation.
Fragmented OCR text notes ongoing feeding work near Jackson Bay area with regular intake every three days. Mentions hay delivery and bale handling, but many words are garbled. The readable parts describe structured support activities and routine feeding near a rail or federal site.
Certificates No 12311 through No 13085 are called in and interest stops January 11, 1920. G W Tanner County Treasurer. Mrs Geraldine Lucas and Miss Naomi Caldwell of Teton took four Alaska Malamute dogs to Grovento, left them, and boarded the stage to Jackson. They added a fifth cream Malamute, brought to Jackson and shipped to San Francisco where it sold for 160 dollars.
Notice warns all accounts owed before August 1 1919 were due September 1 1919 and demands immediate settlement after sending statements. Ten percent interest will be added after February 1 1920. Addresses Kelly Wyoming and includes local ads for sale, stray livestock, repairs, and stage line notices.
An auction listing enumerates Oliver typewriter Victrola baby cushion dining table and chairs attributed to M. B. Nash.
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