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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
8
A garbled OCR note mentions Edward with a grocer and a quirked market on Saturdays. A chance meeting leads to a phone call revealing a cheat business. A character asks about chickens while a local group references an ale, meal, dewised and breeze ideas.
Early tests reveal that Cypress and California clovers show strong resistance to decay, with significant findings on endurance in wet soils. The report highlights experiments from Mense nf woed in wirpiages, noting the ability to deter decay across several wood species and promising prospects for durable timber.
A brief artifact notes that Nadle or Arivan manage tasks across two boards simultaneously in a quiet workshop. The text references a second action and mentions a person’s name tied to the venture, implying coordinated effort and efficiency in the process described.
The hostel at St John’s Parish House in Jackson Hole outlines a fixed weekly routine with specific evenings for meetings and strict administration. A reading and rest room is available during the day while the rec room operates daily from 9:00 to 7:00 PM under Rev Harold John who aims to run a well managed community house.
St Johns Church Jackson invites parishioners to regular services Sundays at 11:00 AM and 7:00 PM. Bible school at 10:00 AM. Lent events begin with Ash Wednesday observance. Come to hear about the Lenten program.
A dry farm ranch offering 180 acres in Wyoming with winter feed and water for stock. Fenced land includes shelter and storage structures. Price 2000. Contact Tita A. May in Money, Utah. January 20, 1924.
For sale items include a 14 inch plow with BB attachment priced at 125 dollars a pair of fine Vermont forks and a Vinntte Tree saddle. Also offered is a 14 inch Pugh Poland China boar at 200 dollars and a Red tester at 3 dollars. Listings mention Kanon and Wilson in Wyoming with a 2500 dollar figure.
A yearling heifer branded on the left ribs is reported missing in Elx Wyoming. Kinder notice requests contact with Kiwex Anrien for identification and recovery.
Fragmented inland northwest report notes varied topics including county debt figures, land values, and property assessments. Mentions labor, mining, politics, and several named officials, with scattered dates and places across Montana Washington Idaho and surrounding areas.
Wyoming reports large cattle numbers and oil output with 13 million barrels in production. The state leads per capita war loan contributions and plans major road bonds. A post office death prompts an inquiry while several refineries log barrels. A boy’s severe leg injury follows a wagon rope accident and a coyote hunting incident ends in three deaths. Public Service hearings consider heating rate increases. wool growers set wage caps. a 100-year-old man completes a mayoral term.
The article discusses postmasters remaining secure due to a presidential civil service proclamation begun by Wilson and endorsed by Harding. It argues reforms reduce spoils and improve postal service while noting Republican pressure to undo the proclamation and the uncertainty of Harding’s stance.
Dr R O Young an optometrist in Driggs Idaho notes he will be in Jackson and Kelly around March 1st with exact dates to follow. Patients with headaches or eye trouble are urged to seek him during this visit and those already fitted who are not satisfied should ensure they see him.
Local items report Donald Wilkins traveling to Denver for Public Health Service evaluation over possible tuberculosis tied to his army service. A Kemmerer divorce case Mears is continued to spring, custody to the father pending final disposition. Doighty Steel eyes boxing bout with Billy Grant for February, as boxing efforts begin. Measles quarantine placed on Wilma Delovey at Walter Spicer’s home. Also noted are a social event at I O F Hall and a Dr Hall call for a Mangum family illness, plus coal orders and a winter sale advertisement in Wilson Wyoming.
Allen and his wife left in the morning for Rochester Minnesota where Mrs Allen will undergo an X ray examination to determine the cause of her protracted illness. The need for an X ray outfit is again keenly felt by Jacksons Hale's.
Hand painted tally cards calling cards and wedding and birth announcements offered by Rachael Saunders Jyekeon Wyoming. Advertisement notes artistic time and price information with a playful line about sharing work and requesting commissions.
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