Elk Protection Sparks Government Action Talk
A personal letter from W T Hornaday, director of the New York Zoological Park, praises Elk protection efforts and notes a $20,000 elk appropriation. He warns wolves threaten elk herds and describes a New York conference with Chief Forester Graver on elk policy and Forestry Bureau findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Leek
W .T. Hornaday
New York Zoological Park
New Agricarrica
Tackson Hole
Mr. Leek
United States
Isis
Pertis
New York
Forester Graver
Washington
Forestry Bureau
Graves
Fragmentary Note on a Knitting Tool and Bag
An excerpt describes a knitter shaping a bag to hold a box and positioning it to one side. The text appears as a fragmented instructional or descriptive snippet without clear names, dates, or locations. The limited readable details suggest a small accessory or craft apparatus rather than a full event or report.
Shattered description of a bag and bangle accessory
A jumbled OCR style passage describes a bag and a bangle with uncertain terms. It mentions a bag with a ribbed side, rings or ringsed edging, a string tether, and a cord that may be slipped and slowed. The text lacks clear people, places, or dates and reads as a damaged accessory note.
Community notes from Kelly and Jackson area
Reports detail visits by ASPEN RIDGE B. L. Coulter and others to Kelly relatives, Berry and spud crop damage from a hard freeze, water commission final proofs, Army Hall residence plans, Elk departure, and local travel arrangements including Lew Bynon and Tony Gras guiding the Jackson Moran stage as Bynon rests. Names include Uncle Billy Borer, Johnny Kneedy, Frank Price, Enoch Ferrin, Kafferin family, Budge, Jenny’s Lake, Wish Creek, and Cane area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Ferrin
Jacken
Kelly Lass
Elk
Tailored Suits Define This Season's Distinct Style
A fashion feature describes this season's tailored suits as a sharp shift from last year. It details a prune gabardine ensemble with a fitted waist blouse and colonial stock jabot in lavender, noting front panel braids, ball buttons, and high straight collars.
New Shade of Blue in Summer Fashions and Baby Care Tips
The article outlines a blue shade described as soldier blue, its use in taffetas dresses with a white silk waist foundation, and garment details like shirred yokes and bands. It then offers summer guidance from the Children's Bureau on keeping babies comfortable, feeding, clothing, bathing, and breast milk importance, with emphasis on clean milk, proper nursing, and climate care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Abo
Afternoon tea becomes central social custom in homes
An old piece divines afternoon tea as the heart of home sociability. It traces tea service from early simple spreads to formal gatherings and notes that serving tea need not be troublesome. Simple plain bread and butter sandwiches, if daintily served, fit this cheerful habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Elk Cigar Store
J. R. Jones
Tella of Elk Conference
Aspen Ridge
B. L. Coulter
Jackson
Kelly
Garritt Marchman
Billy Borer
Johnny Kneedy
8. K
Mesare
Andy Chambers
Liv Johnson
Jackson's
Lake Sunde
R. George Dew
Wish Creek
Kelly Tn
Water Commissio
Frank Price
Army Hall
Jack Fee
Mra
Hillmer Hark
Kafferiin
Lavejo
Budge
Jenny's Lake
Lew Bynon
Jackson-Moran
Tony Gras
Bynon
Cee
Dou Ogio Doo
JR. Jones, Prop
Milton J. Robinson
Wyoming
LUNDY
Lundy Wilson
Wyo
Phillis
Cutler Dramatic Co
Wood Hall
Don
Tub House
Addy
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Hao A. M
Be. Wriday al
T. A. Wallner
Colparter
Jackson Meat Market
Bolied
Ham
Lloyd
Chias
Phe
Hietbkawen
Kvaneron
W. H. McKallan
Phone Wort's Livery
Jacanom, Vente
Otho EB. Williams
Tem
Dacheon
A. Walker
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