Memorial Day Observance in Jackson at St. John's Church
Memorial Day in Jackson featured church services at St. John's, graveside ceremonies at the cemetery, and a brief program of music and readings. Rev. T A Wallace spoke, the crowd honored Civil War veterans, and W C Delaney delivered an address highlighting wartime courage and national unity.
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Jackson
St. John'schurch
Pines
Battle Hyun of the
Heridan
Helen Simpson
BR. Winger
Conj Ogation
Sheridan
Susie Henrie
Land sale notice for Seo acres in Spring Gulch
Advertises sale of Seo acres of land in Spring Gulch with claims of rich soil. W. P. Medwood offers estimates for parts or whole, Landy & Landy of Wilson Wyoming advertise Good Wheat and Rye with 20eB. CH Dow announces My Garter shop in Ye Bik Cigar Store open every afternoon in summer.
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Mi Lobey
W. P. Medwood
Bik
Local Town Notes From A Busy Weekend
Wilson News My and Mes Tom Sewell visited town last week. W Ilenhomer traveled with tourists en route to Shires ranch. Lee Cover arrived from his ranch on Sunday. A horse incident left a rider bruised and the horse injured. Mrs. John Kaufman left for Salt Lake City. Ward reports a poisoned heifer. Angus Powell came from Teton. Mrs. George Goodrick visited Mire G Linn. Tom Jump, Mrs. Mike Yoko, and S. Cheney with children were in town. Ranchers near the canal area observed activity by the river.
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John Kaufman
Salt Lake City
Mike Yoko
J. Schofield
Foam
Local residents return from travels and town scenes
Porter Simpson returned Wednesday from Lew Loems lanc after a visit. Paul Impson and children came back to their home at Hoback and Snake rivers Monday after a week in town. Karl Simpson of Elk visited midweek. Grandma Kates returned Monday evening after months away in Ashton. Mrs. Dodson at Diamondville spent the time there. Richard Mayers bought property south of Otho Wililemar, plans a house and stable. Roy Van Vieck fences Wen sores purchased from J P Simpson. Lee Cover of Wilson was in Jackson on business last Saturday. Charles Hedrick traveled from Spread Creek ranch to town for the day.
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Paul Impson
Hoback and
Snake Rivers
Grandma Kates
Ashton
Dodson
Diamondville
Richard Mayers
Otho Wililemar Place
J. BP
Simnpsoo Seal
Roy van Vieck
J.P. Simpana
Lee Cover
Wilson
Jackson
Mint mail contract awarded to Victor post route details
The contract outlines Victor area mail service from June 16 1918 to June 1919. It covers first to third class mail, regular trips with six days running time, and extra trips up to 2000 pounds. Payment based on mail carried, with rates of 43,500 per annum for regular six days a week service and per 100 tons for extra trips between Victor, Wilson, and Jackson.
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Owrith
Vietor
Curtis
Victor
Wilson
Jackson
Sunday Visit and Local Movements in Jackson Area
Mr and Mrs Frank William and children spent Sunday in the UK. Many residents discuss plans to acquire the South Park Cemetery grounds now on the Geo Wilson place. Movements include salesmen from Ogden and Pocatello visiting Jackson. locals travel to Thermopolis and nearby towns. livestock and farming activities are noted along with homestead intentions and community visits.
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Frank William
Williames
Frank Nickell
Kuster Betée
Victor
South Park
Geo. Wilson Place
Returns From Trip by Coamietower Chas TH and Hale
A two weeks trip to Jackson County is described by Mr Peterson and Deputy Strertit Hale. They toured road conditions noting repairs planned with county funds and forest service work under Robert Miller. They logged five hundred miles in eleven days and praised local sociability and community effort led by Wyant.
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Coamietower
Tetersen
Strertit
Hale
Daekson
Peterson
Forest Service
Robert Miller
Mai
Siar Vally
Aspen Ridge Alc. Ragged cows and farm happenings report
Rutherford bought a fine mite cow from Ben Coe this week. Kilner Davis aided Mit Young, fencing the first of the week. Milt Young and others traveled to the lake this week. Nearly everyone near Kelly Fil l e nked alerts. Tex Moore and Will Weanels were lamed by knee injuries and a bull wandered from a garden. The old feb location attracted attention as horses spooked in Siklis pasture.
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ALC
Rutherford
Ben Coe
Kilner Davis
Mit
Mise Benet Wiiliaine
Wathen
Jo Smith
Pauly
Siklis
Moser Takes BW Contract For Larson Hrs At Cache Crook Sawmill
ALT Moser recently arrived from Allentown Pa has secured BW contract to clear a large pile at the Larson hours project. Wilrobably start work Monday. Mr Messer is sure to tackle any task and wishes Lelia success. Franklesswtte visited from his ranch Monday. Ruth Maben went up from Hoback early week. Three youths from Dutola Jon Harris Clyde Anderson Harry Hell passed Jackson midweek en route to Seattle. Maui family from Flat Towek attended Memorial Exercises.
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Alt Moser
Allentown
Crook Sawmuil
Moey
Messer
Lelia
Dutola
Jon Harris
Clyde Anderson
Harry Hell
Jackson
Seattle
Gos Maui
Chlideen
Towek
Memorial
U S Seeks Land for Mahe Territory Route
The United States government seeks to add territory near the Yellowstone area, with a draft bill to be sent to the legislature. Secretary of the Interior informs Governor Alexi of the proposed transfer and outlines federal rights over park lands once Montana and Wyoming were created. The move follows unsettled boundaries and historic reservations.
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United States
Alexi
Montana
Evermiett
Hdaliy
Wyrmiing
Te Vetlowetone Park
Fremont County News
New Grocery Store Brings Town Improvement in Jackson
The town of Jackson continues building a new grocery store. Contractor Charles Fox and crew work on the site near One Head Motes. A warehouse will be added in the rear, with plans for future storage. The old building will be repurposed as another warehouse. The project is expected to open soon and boost the town.
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Jackeon
Charles Fox
Buihding
Strert
MeKetan trip and Ashton visit in valley tale
MeKetan visited Ashton after weeks in the valley seeking weather, elevation, and people to return around July. Arthur Tyter and his wife spent a few days in town. They plan to move into their new home soon. Arthur began breaking 100 acres on the city homestead.
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MeKetan
Ashton
T Wea
Medeltatias
Pepenle
Arthur Tyter
Howe
Arthur Bee
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Mr. W
Delaney
Ebidron
America
Cratford
Mise Stinyson
Mims Henrie
W. C. Delaney
Ditaeell
Charles Delaney
Limeulf
Francis M. Estes
Gower
Landy & Landy, Wilson
Wyo
Wnables
First National Bank OF
The
Federal Reserve Systems
Wilson News
Tom Sewell
Mr. Wilenhomer
Shires Ranch
Tbe Ward
Angus Powell
Teton
Mra
George Goodrick
Mire G. Linn
Tom Jump
Fates Yowell
Ire
S. Cheney
Porter Simpson
Lew Loems Lanc
Karl Simpson
Elk
Charles Hedrick
Spread Creek
New Mail
Stevens
Goes Place
Wid. Kelly
Tl. Walker
Orettie
Bert Johnson
Jackson Drug Co
Jotngen
Geo Hartoy
Seomero Saleman
Ogden
W. A. Black
de Laval
Pocatello
Walter Scott
Dry Hollow
Thomas Thornioe
Sam McBride
Laure
Grace Lloyd
Lafferty Mae
Mr. and
Stee TV
Lloyd
Henste
Baty
Stason
Helen
Thermopolis
Range
Diack Hock
Simypon
Lair the Dubois
Retuen Big
Wim, Stilsin
Mr. Stilson
Ales Zien
Geo. Wilsenhorn
de. Hutf
Timmins
South Wark
Dr. Walker
Kelly
Mrs. Infanger
Jack
Frank Peterson
McRahan
Wii
MeKabats
Manila
Ole Remmen
Hie
St. John’s Public Library
Gideon Welles
Jackson Meat Market
W.E. Lloyd
Prop
Goodrich
Timothy
Jackson Merc. Co
Aspen Ridge
Mtl Kinerty
Milt Young
Blanner Pravin
Micky Adlanee
Weil
Thissart
Tex Moore
Will Weanels
Hiack Koek
Ruth Maben
U. S
Grovery
Deering
Wyoming
State Bank
Peasewoow
V. L. Orameeer
Jess He
Haren le Bay
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