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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
6
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A fragmented land notice describes processing steps for homesteaders and a courier delivery to a constable for a consolidated notice. It mentions payment rates, B12.50 for a single notice and 16.00 for consolidated notes, with procedural references to submission and receipts.
The Farmer Labour ticket formed after a Chicago convention of four eight leaders and three groups. Parley P Christensen of Salt Lake City Utah named for president and Max S Hayes of Cincinnati Ohio for vice president. Delegates from the Committee of Forty-eight dissatisfied with the results and may pursue a separate ticket.
A county and state election outlook notes candidates filing with the secretary of state for the legislature and other offices. It names Carl, Burk, W. C. Delaney, Wm Shelby, and others from Star Valley and Green River, plus J. L. Eynon for commissioner, and coroner Mina Flora Chappelle and county attorney JA Christmas seeking re election. It urges voting Republican in the August 17 primary, while acknowledging personal party loyalties and urging informed choice for Kempmerer, Chuyenia, and Valley voters.
Fragmented notes describe university openings, phosphate findings, and legal cases. Mention of University of Wyoming activities, government actions on mineral leases, and a court case involving Theodore Anderson and others. Also references to Yellowstone region events and local law enforcement actions amid a flood of names and places.
Ads in the column push first time and per line rates for each taste. H. CG L knocks in the head by sending old shows to HB Beesley Drigas Idaho. Show with improved shoe machinery, try it or don’t throw old shoes away. Send them to Reibe and Cooper Boise Idaho. They will repair them as good as new and return by parcel post. Leave express notices at the postoffice and we will bring your express from Victor for you and leave it at that office. WALLACE KICKS proprietor Victor Jackson Stage Line.
Completely furnished frame building on Main Street Driggs Idaho with ten foot frontage good business and fourteen beds dining room kitchen pantry and office plus basement small rear garage and other listed items including a gas engine mounted on truck a 30 inch saw a grinder a 3 inch wagon and a heavy buggy sale by WM Wilson proprietor and Harry R Scott Wilson Wyoming
Local notes report Curt Eynon at Bar B. C. for a month and Andy Chambers hauling freight to Bar 8. Charles Wilson herds cattle with N. Leek, Bernice Linn returns with children for a summer at Upper ranch, and several trips to Wilson, St Ferrin's, Moran, and Sun Star ranch. Cottonwood Camp Grand opens near Cottonwood mouth. commerce lists firewood vegetables milk eggs. road between Jack Canfield and Beyant Mest Ranches closed. local travel mentions Grover Bewset and family, Rev Evans, and Mrs Bessette. Driggs jewelry ad promotes a $2,000 stock at R C Young's.
John Braddock of Zenith lost part of his wagon and harness as his nervous team backed off Menor Ferry into the swift current. A young mare drowned while the wagon was dragged into deep water. Braddock, who has suffered prior losses, had been transporting timber to Timber Island.
An underspecified clipping mentions snaking delivery for Chevrolet 01 automobiles with ROBERTSON involved. The fragment hints at a disruption or complaint surrounding immediate delivery practices.
Department of the Interior United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming issues notice that Karl Kenpot Grovens of Wyoming filed intent to make five year final proof to establish a claim on a homestead entry dated October 24 1910 serial 02505 for lots 4 6 section 4 and other parcels in township 43 west range 115 west Lifth Principal Meridian with witnesses T By Has Jackson Wyoming September 1920 before Nathan A. Davis commissioner at Jackson. names Raymond Q Kent Young James Williams of Kelly Wyoming as witnesses. Alex Nisbet Register.
The article notes the loss of the valuable young mare JT Chin Time when ready to be fed, leaving the team incomplete. It also mentions Mr Braddock claiming that the approach aprons used to form protection during river crossing were not properly fastened.
Wyoming newspaper trade notes that the Cheyenne State Leader, the state’s leading Democratic paper, sold to the Tribune Inet week. The Salt Lake Herald was bought by the Evening Telegram of Salt Lake City. The Telegram will remain an afternoon paper with a Sunday moral edition.
The advertisement from Young's repair shop pledges top quality workmanship at no charge, labeling their service as the best. It emphasizes a confident guarantee and invites customers to trust their expertise.
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