Pastors and Ladies Pray at City Service
A local gathering drew pastors and women from Sulton and surrounding areas to a community service. The event focused on faith, unity, and service with attendees from multiple churches.
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1917
Page
6
Bill Introduced for Yellowstone National Park Trail System
A House bill introduced January 20 requests 80,000 dollars for starting a system of trails and horseback routes in Yellowstone National Park Wyoming. The proposal, referred to committee, aims to create accessible routes for travelers and visitors within the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Mandel
Yellowstone Nation Park
Wyoming
Senate
Hau of Representatives
Trin
Arocelesty Congress
Ahi Nationiel Park
Restoration to Entry of Lands in National Forest
Public notice of impending entry procedures for 10 acres within The Keldyer National Forest Wyoming. Applicants include Frank Stanley and others, with a preference right for settlers who cultivated land in good faith before January 1, 1906. Lands listed by section, township, range with a March 8, 1917 deadline for qualifying entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keldyer National Forest
Wyorulig
United States
Lowe
United Shites
Evanston
Wyu
Peter
North
Frank Stanley
Viney
Wyoming
Bien
Typewriter In New Class At Home Tale Of Hedonics
A boy eight explores automobiles through his father’s car purchase and a quirky family dialogue. The tale centers on curiosity about machines and a playful but unclear exchange about hot boxes and engines, with the typewriter and household dynamics threaded through the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmie
Ainmmie
Hitler
Funvie
Johnny
Hiter
Fythwe
Conducts Without a Baton at Hisxiop Concert Echo
A garbled OCR fragment describes a conductor and a concert setting. It mentions a conductor likely to perform, references a prior decision, and hints at a public recital with unclear phrasing and names. The piece preserves a tone of a formal musical event amid garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisxiop
Traveling Exhibit From Forest Service For Schools
The Forest Service traveling exhibit offers four sets of materials on U.S. woods for schools and educational institutions. It includes Wylogon maps, species data, life characteristics, forest production by states, and lumber industry trends. The exhibit, mounted on panels, measures about sixteen feet long and four not fully described, and is loaned for a short period under transportation and handling conditions. Applications go to the district Forester in Ogden Utah or the nearest Forest Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
seHoold Worartes
North America
Forester
Pdrest Service
Ogden
Utah
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Georgia Resident
A Georgia reader from Lost Valley reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for a persistent cough and related chest discomfort. The letter describes the remedy curing a backlugy cough and forecards, noting the cough disappears after use and endorsing the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Canadian firm taxed on idle oil rights in dispute
A Canadian company that bought oil and gas rights on a large land parcel is being forced to pay taxes on properties with no production and no prospects. With surface owners unwilling to take back the mineral rights, the company likely faces ongoing tax payments despite inactivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindedsel
Whose Who Paradox Mocked by Comic Exchange
A suave con artist asks if the name appears in Who's Who and is flatly dismissed by J. Puller Gloom who jokes his entry lies on Page 113 of the Great Book of Undistinguished Americans. The retort critiques flawed typography misreading Salt Rockum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Puller
Monteler
Kansas City Star
Pure Food Club Meeting At Mire Bly Home
A local Pure Food Club gathering occurred at Mire Bly’s home with Mrs. Why, Mrs. Sewell, and others present. The afternoon program focused on an ancient period with a large female attendance. Mrs. Solin Wilson served as hostess, and a hot luncheon was served. Mrs. Win Stevenson will entertain the city on February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iasteiday
of Mire HH
M. Bly
Why
Sewell
Solin Wilson
American Indian in French Legion Defies Haircut Order
A seweral correspondent serving in the French Purepyn Legion resisted a headquarters order requiring close haircuts. He told his captains he must keep his own hair, claiming American Indian religion forbids cutting hair before battle. The adjutant and sergeant major relayed the story to a lieutenant, noting the unusual fact of an American Indian serving in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pureiyn Legion Telly
Rane
Bureau
Leutenant
France
New York Sun
Chanel In the Trenches Chapel in French Underground
In one French trench soldiers carved a small underground chapel able to shelter twenty men. Workmen carefully prepared the space, adding parquet, carpets, candlesticks, and kneeling chairs salvaged from ruined churches. A wooden communion table and a grand French flag gifted by another are displayed inside.
Baptist Church Phare Plans Sunday Services
The Baptist church lists Sunday events on January 28 with Jackson at 10:40 A.M. worship on Reverence of Jesus for Mrs Pathor's House and text John 21:22. Buffalo at 2:00 P.M. Sunday School. Missionary Jorn Pearson invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jesus
Pathor
House of Prayer
Renan
Diplomatic Excuse and Neighborhood Fear Report
A Chicago Tribune fragment discusses an uneasy scene where a man asserts fear of another by claiming the other person is frightened. The account mentions a neighbor and a passing encounter across the street, with implications of intimidation amid shifting social dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiage Tribune
Not In Hie Line Flubdul Exchange
A misheard exchange features a judge questioning a speaker about tea drinkers in America. The fragment hints at a cartoonish, improvised dialogue with a puzzled answer about tea consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Public Land Notices from Wyoming in 1916
Notices from Edgar P Holden of Arts and others claiming homesteads in Lincoln and Teton counties. Final three year proofs to establish lands described before A S Commissioner in Jackson on Feb 10 1917. Witnesses include Erastus A Cole Andy Bowls Joseph Smith Lorin A Loomis Rudolph Harold Harley Coffin Frank Coffin Pred Topping John Dietz Gottfried Feuz William Duger George Greenwood Charles W Ludrick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Edgar, P. Holden
Arts
Lincoln County
Otho E. Williams
A. S
Jackson
Erastus A. Cole
Andy Bowls
Joseph ¥. Smith
Driggs
Idaho
Lorin A. Loomis
George Greenwood
Gravant
Lincoln Co
Sec
Deseribed
BE. Williams, A
Wyeming
Rudolph Harold
Harley A. Coffin
Frank &. Cofin
Pred Topping
Grovant
Williaml. Paget
Elk
Wyomny
Bee
Township
Range
Willams
Hames
John Dietz
Gottfried Feuz
Greenwood
Charles W. Ludrick
Grovent
Gottefried Foust
Kiky Ernegin County
Mest
Deavrituel
Olei Williais
Convalasioner
Juckeou
Pebroay
Olaimant
William E Duger
John Dieta
Bik
Fragmented memoir line on a mother and sons moral task
A disjointed excerpt centers on a mother shaping two boys toward virtue, asserting the seriousness of her mission and the gravity of the task. A young response dismisses the idea of “making you good,” hinting at tension between mother and sons and a distant, troubled memory.
Would Have Welcomed One More Birthday Gift
Little Lola received a large doll for her birthday and hoped for a twin. The text hints at a playful tale with a withheld wish and a motherly tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola
Badag
Breakfast habits and digestion warnings discussed
Those who breakfast at eight o'clock or later, laugh at twelve and have dinner at six are almost certain to be troubled with indigestion. Two hours should elapse between meals. If you suffer indigestion, correct your habits and take Chamberlain's Tablets for quick recovery. Obtainable everywhere.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hole
Lageat Weyer
Pastor Tet
Sulton Ladies
Met
Pure Food Club
Barber
Jackson Club
Seelemire Ecita
Gilbert
Black Ark
Hee Mahee Deae
Kelly
Buffalo
Jorn Peanson
Consolidated
Parke-Davis
Jackson Drug CO
ARR Hotel
L. A. Loomis
the Elk Cigar Store
J. R. Jones
Jackson Harness Co
Joe Novak
the Home Bakery
Mrs
Eta Link
The
Jackson Blacksmith Shop
Meson
Machinist
Quangmith
In Imagen Bleckarmith Shop
Wroming
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