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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
8
An account describes a troubled voyage with a thie eel trawl incident and an unnamed crew member's attempt to handle failures. A truck driver transported fuel past obstacles, lifting a heavy petroleum font over a point near Teton with no apparent difficulty, while the cause of the trouble remained unclear.
A machine accident injures a worker named Wilson and family members. One finger was severed, another likely saved from amputation after prompt treatment. a doctor reports potential healing with proper care. The incident details a swift response and cautions about infection.
The Weahihition party held a convention in Lincoln Nebraska last week and nominated Wet Bryan for president and Nii Movie Brehm of Joe Angeles California for vice president Me Bryan refused to accept the nomination.
Friends here mourn Mrs. Fisk who died at Beaumont California on July 1 She taught school in the valley before her marriage to J G Pink and served as a Jackson Schools trustee for years The couple sold their ranches and moved to California about eight years ago
Dr. Young of Driggs Idaho announces immediate delivery on new automobiles with attractive terms. The notice emphasizes quick service and encourages buyers to act now despite unclear text.
Bryant Mears of Teton was arraigned in Justice Fuller's court on a charge of disturbing the peace filed by M. S. Burt. Halfway through the trial a corproi mine occurred and the case was discontinued. Crowds attended the Saturday and Monday night dances and the music was praised.
A village scene in Seicuster England shows mixed inscriptions on a wall reflecting calls to pray for all plead for all feed all fight for all and the author adds a final line The host places a sign declaring The House of All View in contrast to partiality
A fragmented note quotes Mrs. Torkins claiming experience would guide Charley to decide which horse to run, but the line reads as garbled text with no clear event or outcome. The passage suggests a debating tone about learning from experience in horse racing.
A candidate announces intent to seek the Republican nomination for a Lincoln county seat in the state legislature. The notice emphasizes local representation and eligibility for the August 17 primary election, signed by WOC.DISLONE.
A scrambled note shows a candidate named Carl L Bak running in a Republican primary for a representative seat in the lower house. The fragment mentions validation by Volvie and an election context, though words are garbled.
Candidate JL Beynon announces run for four year term as commissioner. He states aim to work for valley interests and asks voters on August 7 primary election to support his bid.
Fragmented note references a gathering in Laver county fall season with mentions of war strength and timing. It lists names and terms such as Barnett and Vere with unclear roles and a reference to price in a local county ledger. The readable content suggests a personal message or notice among friends with archival, non-specific details.
A Wyoming district reacts against a proposed national park enlargement in Jackson Iola. Congressman Mondell leads opposition as Lincoln County delegation and state legislature push a memorial to Congress protesting the extension. The measure fails amid near unanimous Senate support for opposing it.
A satirical verse urges advertisers to modernize and keep their notices alive. It mocks old methods like hitched to a muzzle and goose quill ink and contrasts them with current marketing needs. The poem questions whether dated approaches still work and calls for fresh copy.
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