Bike and Buzz Plan Saturday Trip for Pinesdale Boulder
The Jackson Ball Team, with boosters, plans an early Saturday morning departure for Pinesdale and Boulder. A large turnout is urged to support the team, with a dance arranged for Saturday night and the Willer Orchestra providing entertainment. Baseball gate receipts fund travel with no solicitations for donations.
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Jackson
Pinesdale
Boulder
Pinesiate
Willer Orchestrac
Cambice Gutaide
Goys
Pinedale
Mondell Stands On Park Extension In Wyoming Talk
F W Mondell Wyoming congressman and House floor leader spoke at Jackson's Club House on July 16 about tariffs and livestock markets. He praised War Finance Corp for aiding the economy and described the Soldier Bonus debate, land reform aims, and park extension advocacy, with roads and local road-building mentioned in support.
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F. W. Mondell
Wyoming
Congress
House of Representatives
Jackson
Mondell
War Finance Corporation
Willay
American Legion
House
Senate
Monell
Roelama
Hoole Springs
Pinedale
Cady Road
Sylvan Paws
Avendry
Holack Canyon
Jual Ae
H.W. Mill
Statinel
Bou
Alii Mauer
Worth The Effort Chautauqua Deficit Reflected In Attendance
Excerpt reports on a Chautauqua event with about 60 guarantors and a deficit near $800. Attendees valued programs though many did not buy admissions, shifting extra costs to guarantors. Local observers praise the educational impact and urge continued support for schools churches and newspapers to sustain future Chautauqua efforts.
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Tomll Ig
Wudge Mden
Dackwin's
Hole
Town Council Sets Plans for Camp Grounds and Parade
At a recent town council meeting officials outlined plans to found a new camp ground area and to survey and lay out the Brontion Park track. The street and alley committee will supply wood for the grounds and preparations for the Krontier Celebration under the American Legion. Grounds officials await council action to begin deconstructing existing structures and moving the grand stand to accommodate corrals and chutes.
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Brontion Pak
Ie Krontier
Tee Tet
Ieser
American Legion
Népeseury Committee
Shariel
Equneil
Legion
Couneil
Saving Is Earning Mr. M. 1 Oarts salon manager for Ww.yoming
Saving Is Earning Mr M 1 is a statement by the Jackson based Widelity Will & Loan Association seen through a salon manager in Wyoming The piece promotes systematic saving and home ownership and notes plans for a large hotel at Jackson The author urges thrift stating that even small income parts saved prevent misery and warns against complete spending while arguing the value of saving over time
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M. 1
Oarts
Yoming
Will & and Loan
Jackson
Barn Fire in Sunray Hits North Barn Side
Oran Wilson acted quickly to halt a blaze at a barn in Sunray Jackson, finding one side burning and extinguishing flames before spread. The fire on the north side appeared to start near a roof area and may have been sparked by a blow torch. No suspects or origin are known.
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Oran Wilson
Jackson
Wilson
Mobertson
Fobertaona
State Farm Loans to Lincoln County Ranches
A letter from Mr A Baker Farm Loan Commissioner states that over half of Lincoln County apportionment has been loaned or applied for and about 30000 remains available to be loaned on Lincoln County ranches for 30 years at a low interest rate. Prospective borrowers will be notified by Jackson State Bank.
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A. Baker
Lincoln County
Jockeon State Bank
Tragic Rail Accident Claims Las Animas Mason
William V. Taylor a Las Animas stone mason and plasterer was killed when his cart collided with a fast moving railroad train on July 12. Witnesses say Taylor attempted to brake but the wagon veered as the train struck, the body carried some distance along the track. He was brother to Mrs. Tay Toe and well known in the valley.
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Wmn. V. Taylor
Las Animas
Colorado
Taylor
Boty
Goupty
Cobo Wan
Taylor Tae
Mraok Tay Toe
Jickeon Lake
Bridge Plan Raises Access Fears in Moback River Area
A fragmented petition to County Commissioners seeks a bridge across Moback at Hoback to ease river crossings for residents below the river. The proposal, tied to Jackson and Lavin districts, notes delays and local opposition while a prior bridge project is referenced as unfinished.
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W. A. Scott
Jacknon
Weile Accurinét
Cohnty Cuamigaioners
Moback AL Pregaul
Maul Trupnen
Leon Haid
Angers
Ie Bourinle
Clady Ling Cannery
Laneln County
Are You Proud Too Song Fragment From Valley Junior Program
Fragmentary song text from a valley junior program rehearsal describes pride in a performer named Jackson and the group’s future leaders. The lines mix playful praise with dated imagery and nostalgic tone, reflecting community youth activities and local culture.
Veallgimme Ad Pine ation Wid Lin Manolay
A damaged OCR note mentions Lin Manolay and a reference to a patient placement or engagement. The readable text is fragmentary but suggests a local notice or brief about a person named Lin Manolay and a related action or timing.
Candidates for Office Announcement Headlines
Local race coverage notes candidates for county commissioner and related offices. The report lists several hopefuls including Mike Yok and Austin Adenn amid a crowded field, highlighting campaign plans and upcoming events within the county.
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Auuinoe
Ube
Mike Yokol
Austin Adenn
Local Items From the Valley Ranch and Yellowstone Visit
Richard Carpenter and Jeniy return to the valley to tend their ranch residence. The Mary Miles Minter Motion, now at Jennies Lake, will stay until weather allows a wider release. Dr Norman L Reynolds and wife of Warsaw were guests at the Beagle home after Yellowstone Park travels. Dr Keyholds, a longtime Jackson physician, assumes Riverside Hotel management near Kelly and Jackson for now.
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Richard Carpenter
Jeniy
Kelly
Mary Miles Minter
Jennies Lake
Noys
Norman L. Reynolds
Warsaw
Diana
Yellowstone Park
Beagle
Keyholds
FOR SALE And LOST ITEMS In Jackson Wyoming Area
Local notices list sales offerings and wanted items including 32 acre relinquishment, farm gear, teams and harness, wagons, and horses. Also mentions dairy products, groceries, and a cookery ad. Among personal notices are moves, resignations, and acknowledging library and hotel business in Kelly and Jackson during July 1922.
Mixed Season Opening and Injury Note From Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR reveals references to chicken season opening August first, shotgun shells for stock up at Delaney's, and a lone medical note about a spine injury. Also mentions Van Vleck and a past event last year, with unclear context and several garbled lines.
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Baye
van Vleck
Delaney
Federal Farm Loans and Dividend Changes Across Agencies
A fragmented report describes Farm Loan policies and dividends from the Federal Land Bank and related agencies. It notes adjustments to interest rates, dividend declarations, and cooperative lending practices, with references to Canada’s Land Bank system and farmer charges.
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Hoback
Gure
Worlane
Avery Mani
Ron Thor
Mies Marean
Riverside
Monilay Ab Jockeon
Busie Neaw
Ado Jnmietes
Batley
Leos Milic
Meniir's Ferry
Miller
Kelly, Wye
W. . Sheppard
Mr. Win
Ruthonrider
Allas Wilson
Evanston
Valeye
Ian Old Schuntagyte
W. G. DeLouey
Ewan Midstein
Walia
Gillette
Denver Atorney
St John's Hospital
Jamen Pospivil
Chay Dolonny
San Chaoory
Redmond
Jack
Cheyenne
Annie Mallonce
Loveland
Creado
E.crabtree
Byron McGain
Forest Service
Black Rock
Oli Emery
Ferrin
Phil Corel
St. John's Hospital
Ranger Connor
Hansen
Anity Morrison
The
Salt Lake Handware Co
Fred Doyo
Winona
Brown & Wood
Uuultine
M. Kersten
Idaho Pally
Mra
Lew Eynon
Lunels Atiemooh
Joly
BA. Vernon
Kelly Duggia
Deloney & Hon
Cozy Nook Kelly, Wyo
Sheppard
L.P. Miller
Jackson's Hole
Stewart Kitchen
John's Hostel
Felon County
Dauies A. Fewness
Tes
Teton County
Federal Farm Loans
Toni Hawk
Crustu
Gotangout
Barr Wors
Federal
Canada
Bok
Onahe
Stoulkip
Wedorwl
Cmals
Andy
Vnesan
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