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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
4
Published every Thursday at Jackson Lincoln County Weromine Rathered as secon 1800 at the powtoffion under the edt of March 3 19m.
The notice lists fileapt rates for rapid display ads at 90 per column per year with contract rate options. It mentions professional services and hone bennem emere at 1.00 tint growth and a 1% endh. Local rate 10 per inch for each additional insertion and a 25 cent mintwum chance for traders.
An offer combines The Thrice-a-Week World with The Jackson's Hole Courier for one year at $3.00, far below the two-paper regular price of $3.60. The World promises extensive European news and timely U S developments, targeting broad citizen interest and tabloid journalism appeal.
Notice from the Department of the Interior U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming announces Marie Miller Baley heir of Reuben T Winslow deceased of Athol Idaho filed for final proof to establish a 160.06 acre Homestead in sections 2 and 3 township 89 north range 117 west near Wilson Wyoming. Final proof before U S Commissioner N A Davis at Jackson Wyoming on August 30 1922. Witnesses A J Ward J B Judd A J Nethercott H Pedraba all of Wilson Wyoming. Publication dates June 23 1922 and August 17 1922.
In the matter of the estate of William A Trum deceased letters of administration were granted July 3 1922 to the undersigned. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers for allowance at Jackson Lincoln County Wyoming within six months of the letters date or be precluded from benefits. If not exhibited within one year from letters date, claims are forever barred. Dated July 5 1929 Mary Wagner Administrator
The Harding peace medal marks the final piece in a series honoring presidents from Washington onward. Engraver George V. Morgan of the Philadelphia Mint, employed by the service since 1876, designed the medal now shown at the Treasury.
Virgil L Shepherd will lecture at Chautauqua on the fourth afternoon on The House We Live In. He is described as a deep student with eloquent platform talents and his talk will cover philosophy and moral duties toward others. The piece recounts historical figures and adds odd historical observations in a period-tinged voice.
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