Big Time In Jackson July 24 26 Drama and Melodrama
The Tema ble Dramatic club will present Mand of The Law on July 24 and The Bank Cashier on July 26 in L. O. F. hall Incknow. Ten trained actors per role. Local efforts to bring Beesley and Hockstranser brothers to perform. Jackson ball team prepares to face Victor on Friday at 2 pm. Also notes Bruce Nowlin visits and Max-Echo business in town. Pure home made candy advertised from Bailey's candy kitchen.
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Temable Dramatic Club
Mand
L. O
F. Ball
Incknow
Bank Cashier
HR. Baller
Mr. Beesley
Driggs
Hockstranser Brothers
Tetonia
Jackson Ball Tearm
Teton
Tenn
Jackson
Auto License Pound Fraud Warning
A notice warns that someone may be attempting auto license plate fraud by contacting the Courier office to obtain or renew plates, urging readers to verify legitimacy and avoid scams. The warning emphasizes official channels and payment procedures to prevent financial loss.
County Officials Inspect Bridge and Road in Jackson
County Commissioners and Sheriff D C Oakley traveled through Hoback to Jackson Hast on Sunday. They visited the Snake River bridge and pledged 20,000 as Lincoln county's share for two more spans. They later inspected the Elk road washed into the Snake River and appointed a committee to grade and fix the Ferrin line travel.
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D.C. Oakley
Jackson
Snake River
Lincoln County
Elk J
Redmond Sells Ranch and Local Community Notes
W P B Redmond sold 80 acres of the J P Simpson ranch to John Hall last week. Webster La Plant returned from a six week trip in Idaho Washington and Oregon. Miss Mary Lingenfelder of Zenith came back from Salt Lake City where she had visited her ill sister. Carl Bark granted a sixty day vacation from Jackson State Bank to help his brother at the Jackson Auto Garage. Maurice Williams Oscar Bark Pearl Williams and Gertrude Redmond visited East Lake City Friday to Wednesday. Rev Nash now at Kemmerer, returned to Jackson for a visit with friends. He came back after his car.
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W. PB. Redmond
J.P. Simpson
John Hall
Webster la Plant
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Mary Lingenfelder
Zenith
Salt Lake City
Carl Bark
Jackson State Bank
Dub
Mason
Jackson Auto Garage
Maurice Williams
Oscar Bark
Misses Pearl
Williams
Gertrude Redmond
East Lake City
Nash
Kemmerar
Chatte
Jackson
Campaign year prompts county political focus in Jackson’s Hole
The article argues the two major parties fail voters and urges backing Jackson's Hole in the August primary. It endorses Carl L. Bark for lower house, YL Miller for senate, and J L Byron for county commissioner, noting regional support and the need for representation to secure roads and forest reserve funding.
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Alro
Wilson
Commonwealth
Jackson
Wyoming
Lincoln County
Cheyenne
Hole
Board of
State Senate
Carl L. Bark
YL. Miller
Senate
Miller
J.L. Byron
Jack
Dance Attack Event Promised at Cluly House Tomorrow Night
A quirky notice invites attendance at a dance event titled Dance Attack at Cluly House tomorrow night. Presented by the baseball cat Pro dees the gathering aims to raise funds for purchases of vite paraplanelia and related items. A Mee Wall game is scheduled Sunday afternoon featuring Jackson versus Victor.
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Cluly House
Jackson
Victor
Chambers Family Departure to Utah for Health and Relocation
The Chambers family plans a Monday trip to Victor, Utah, with Chambers noting a future move this fall. He mentions a heart condition and the need for lower altitude, aiming to return home briefly within a few days before settling in Utah.
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Hull
Victor
Chambers
Marray
Utah
Chase
Iate
Episcopal Minister Arrives to Lead Local Work
Rev Harold Johns from New York arrived Tuesday of last week and now oversees the local church. His past work includes several important charges and he has favorable votes from Jackson to support his leadership. He is accompanied by his mother who will reside here with him.
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Harold Johns
New York
N. Y
Kev Johns
Jackson
Creamery Organizer Visits Laho Valley and Social
George Hraman representing Mutual Creamery Co. of Laho leads a valley visit to organize a local creamery. Mrs. Lew Eynon hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering at her home honoring Mrs. Mildred Lawton of Lawton, Mich. The guests played a five hundred card game for hours, then moved to a hotel for a three course chicken dinner at six.
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George Hraman
Mutual Creamery Co
Laho
Lew Eynon
Mildred Lawton
Lawton
Mich
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Wm. Mercill
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Kelly, Wyoming
Robert BH. Miller
Frank 8. Wood
Harry Wagner
WP. Redmond
Hamme
J. Worth
L. Starrett
Geo, Rohnes
C. T. Brmly
B. H. Hopson
Jackson, Wyo
C. Monwaan
Vwitt
Aente
Charles Deloney
Koveralls
Vincent the Tailor