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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
6
The document references processing steps for applications to Commissioner Davis and Ryminston, with directions about sending checks and contact details. It mentions advertising issues, consolidated maths, and a Fevelpt as part of the process.
The platform proposes public ownership of transportation and key utilities and resources, with no use withheld from public benefit. It calls for equal rights regardless of sex or color, restoration of civil liberties, abolition of labor injunctions, and labor to manage industry with collective bargaining via chosen representatives.
Senator John B. Kendrick plans to arrive in Victor Maho around July Sth to discuss park extension, game preserves, and land issues with local residents. Meetings are proposed in Elk, Kelly, and Jackson to relay information and organize unified citizen appeals for progress.
Calif ornia readers in Santa Cruz deliver a quirky plea urging readers to respond to letters from Jackson Hole boys and reprint notices. The playful item invites subscriptions and hints at a long, faded plea from past correspondence.
The piece blasts the Republican nomination process surrounding Warren G Harding, railing against party insiders and praising Woodrow Wilson while predicting a ongoing clash between progressives and the GOP. It notes Lodge’s and Borah's roles and contrasts with Roosevelt and Clemenceau's past denials.
A public health plea warns that the common house fly carries typhoid fever and other diseases, causing thousands of deaths annually. It calls for sanitation measures, screens, garbage control, and personal action to destroy flies and prevent suffering.
The Kemmerer Republican notes a tight filing window with primary day set for August 17. Nomination petitions are due July 28, with no fee for committee men or road supervisors, but a $10 fee for other county and legislative candidates. Incumbents Johnson and Bark have announced. Eynon and Miller may run, while Lincoln County sits out state senatorial elections.
A Jackson housewife notes this season's fruit crop is the biggest on record but lacks sugar. Fuller Barber Shop offers free lemonade and a toy to every child Sunday afternoon July 4 from 2 to 5 PM. R. A. Fuller, proprietor invites families and children to attend.
An OCR fragment describes a gas engine mounted on a machine and various items for sale or transfer. It lists names including HARRY BR SCOTS and JOSEPH INLANG with partial locations such as Wilton and Jackson. The text mentions feeders, wagons, saddles, and broken parts without clear context or complete details.
The column mentions a 100 per fine for first time and a fine for each subsequent instance, but the wording is garbled leaving the rule and applicable term unclear.
Old shoes sent to Beesley in Driggs Idaho are repaired with improved machinery and returned by parcel post. Keibe and Cooper in Bobe Idaho offer repair. Local notices offer express service from Victor. A yearling registered short horn bull for sale. Cemetery road project seeks funds, Jackson Mercantile Co. committee in charge. Washington claims daily government cost of 18 million dollars. Life length cited as longest in Norway due to cool uniform temperatures.
Notice from the Interior Department announces Harald Hammond of Fremont Wyoming submitted a forest land entry on April 26 1905 for sections 94 and related parcels in township 4 north range west Sixth Principal Meridian. He plans to prove up the entry before Nathan A Davis at Jackson Wyoming on July 1 1920.
A garbled sale list offers items including several yearling and two year old fillies, two three year old fillies, a pair of gallup chaps, a cooking utensil pair, and a large New Ottawa 3-H Loy Saw. C. A Sommers advertised the bargain.
For sale: two teat mares aged 7 and 8 about 1400 weight each and well broke. A team with harness, ages 6 and 8, weight 1300 each. A brown mare 6 years old at 1250 pounds, trained to work. Also a 34 John Deere wide red wagon, a Moline gang plow in good condition, a sleigh No 4, a Juetout wood framed trarram, a walling plow, a stove, and other household articles. Taguing of Me, Stroll at Warren Henric rowet at Kelly. On Joe A May.
Department of the Interior announces William T. Manning of Jackson Wyoming filed intent to enter public land described as lots west of the LION land section 40 north range 116 west, principal meridian. The action was witnessed by Nathan A. Davis and others in Jackson Wyoming on July 1, 1920.
Department of the Interior announces David T. Reese of Etna Wyoming filed for final three year proof on land in Sec 20 Township 37 N Range 118 W Sixth Principal Meridian. Proof before Afton official August 9 1920. Witnesses: George L Howland Robert B Bigler James Sydenatriker and Ma tion Robbing.
Department of the Interior announces Frank P R Bessette of Jackson Wyoming filed a home stead entry for the SWANK lot 5 SEAN WE NESEY section YM township 43 N range 16 W Sixth P M with intent to prove up final three year proof. Witnesses Alfred G E Bessette Alfred Sen senbach Jack Canfield May Morel all of Teton Wyoming. Register Alex Nisbet Jackson July 1 last pub Aug 5 1920. They claim arrest of the man who cornered potatoes but defenders of sugar and clothing remain at large.
Department of the Interior notice dated June 22 1820 announces William T Faris of Bondurant Wyoming filed intent to make homestead claim on land described in townships 38 40 north ranges 116 117 west Sixth Principal Meridian. Land office Evanston Wyoming will accept applications after July 100 1920 and plats of survey for multiple townships will be open for inspection and entry.
Beginning July 1 the Jackson postoffice will close at 7 P M except when court sessions run past 6 50. The office will open at 8 A M or as warranted by conditions T J Baxter P M notes.
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