08 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
1
The Jackson Plier with H. Winger at the chael De. Hull es passenger, made a cow ody trip, tackring the entire upper count ry and returned to Jackson for dinner the name day.
Mayor Howl praised as progressive booster for the valley lays a cement sidewalk in front of his residence at Jackson. The acknowledgment comes from residents and supporters noting his hands on approach to local improvements.
A Carey Act petition requesting land settlement opening was circulated from and through a valley town where supporters added late notes before withdrawal. The incomplete report notes the petition’s origins and withdrawal in a local context.
A clipped fragment mentions an officer urged to perform duty amid ongoing concerns regarding the belt-ug one Innely Jackson Bole Reed. The readable text is limited and provides no clear events or dates.
The fragment describes Harry Oskd joining a position at the garage under editor Cost Bastians guidance, marking a notable prize for Cartos amid a stormy backdrop. The text is unclear but centers on employment and wizardly terms among named figures.
Bald members bow to plastics as Fospesil and Pox head to the upper country for some time. Arrangements set for bald practice at Jennies Laks on Sunday.
Rext weak William Ear will prevent Gands A Bad Blooded Rowance of Bo net and Lape in the Land of the Bloor a comedy. A brovel comedy alee.
A fragmentary item notes a scene at the Bead Hotel involving wet paint and slippery flow. It mentions Rand Hetal and a mock ceremonial tone, signaling a playful or surreal local vignette. No clear date, organization, or additional participants are confirmed in the readable text.
The Teetther Orchestra expands efforts as it prepares a major summer program. Musicians rehearse diligently to deliver a new orchestral work and raise funds through donor calls and public performances.
Miss Dabney arrives in Ogden Utah with parents for visit after graduation. She has accepted a position as supervisor at Dee Memorial Hospital.
The American Legion and U S Veterans Bureau will send two Clean Up Squads to Wyoming to identify new cases for government aid and reopen old cases with new evidence. In Jackson on June 15 and 16 ex service members are urged to attend the meeting at Club Hose Hall at 7 pm to discuss back pay travel pay discharge issues and government insurance. The Jackson Post collaborates and asks ex service men and women to bring a buddy and participate in benefit outreach.
A mixed Jackson briefing notes Dr Loe returning from Morrn and locating at the postalfies building in Jackson until early next week, then Idaho Falls. Reports of people visiting Dr Scarborough at Reed Hotel Wednesday morning, but he was not found. The Pure Wood Club will be entertained by Mrs Harry Wagner on Friday afternoon June 16. Mr and Mrs A B Wilson and Mr Dillard Newlin visited Jackson on Tuesday. A peace dove reportedly visited Buffalo born to Mr and Mrs Allan Mudge on Thursday. Fred Lovejoy, returning from the Good Roads Convention in Phoenix, expected this evening. Mr and Mrs 1 A Puller hosted at Mesa Creek Ranch on Bridgy. Jule Moore began work with Hoback road crew after winter in Ogden. Born to Mr Germann of Ek 9 We Ieby girl Germann, Jum Phillipstein from Gardner. Pay up that check subscription today.
A local plea urges every citizen to join Good Roads Days in Jackson on June 14 and 16. The town council, led by Miller and Reed, asks residents to clear culverts, fill holes, bridge ditches, and ward off irrigation floodwaters to protect highways and preserve scenery along the Snake River bridge and surrounding routes.
An early issue of Elks Magazine appeared on June 1 under the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Leading contributors include President Harding W W Mountain and Chas Schwab. The cover is richly illustrated, signaling a substantial, meatier magazine.
Ford Motor Co reports a daily average of 5 210 retail plans for Ford cars and trucks in April with May output expected to reach about 135 000. Agents Spicer and Curtis delivered a Fordson tractor to W L Winegar and are delivering four touring cars and a roadster. Other sold units go to Jamev Heatt Vanwinkle and others.
There will be no change in the train service to Victor as the Idaho Utilities Commission denies the Oregon Short Line’s request to reduce service. Rumors claim the line sought Jackson Valley approval to cut from Ashton to Victor, but there is no authority for such a schedule.
A letter to Governor Carey discusses regulating flows from Jackson Lake Reservoir to protect the Snake River bridge in the valley. It defends keeping storage for irrigation, noting 107,000 acres under Minidoka project, 24 canal companies and 46,000 more acres reliant on Jackson Lake water, and cites uncertain runoff and flood risks. Authority emphasizes preserving storage for essential midseason supply while balancing safety and irrigation needs.
After dinner near Dennies Lake, Leek and Jeff Jackson encountered a thirsty brown bear on the lakeside path. A gunfight ensued with four bullets failing to stop the bear until Lester fired his fifth shot, ending the encounter before supper.
The Lincoln County district court case challenging the creation and organization of Teton County was certified to the Supreme Court for an answer to ten questions. Briefs will be filed soon by R. R. Rowe and P. W. Spoulding for plaintiffs and defendants, with expected arguments in the state court within two weeks and a decision shortly after.
On Sunday June 4 Grovont held a meeting with Mrs George Riniker as president and Mrs Mae Lovejoy as secretary. Plans were announced for new community clubs in Moran Teton Zenith Wilson Flat Crook and Kelly. Residents of Jackson hope revival of the dormant Jackson Community Club if neighboring towns organize.
A joint institute will unite Lincoln and Sweetwater County teachers at Yellowstone National Park on August 28 30 and 31 with final arrangements complete. Park Camps Co grants a special rate of 18 dollars for board and lodging.
A fragmented note discusses changing spelling habits and price certainty in trade amid technical jargon. The piece hints at evolving methods and market pressures affecting standardization and affordability.
Little Carmen Ellis, four years old, narrowly escaped injury after falling near a staircollar at Morcill’s store. Eyewitnesses say she was knocked down but unhurt, while a passerby restrained her and aided her in regaining footing. Local reports note a broken bone in the incident, with the owner urged to settle the damages and state law regarding a potential fine.
Fragmented ad column lists used items and services including 10 head of registered Hereford cattle, table syrups Silver White and Golden Brown, Edison records, Western Electric washing machine, fur buying, oats feed, a 320 acre relinquishment, and Pure Utah Distilled Sorghum with parcel post delivery. Prices shown per gallon and case, various locations Idaho and Utah.
An old clipping lists Dr A H Scarborough the Eye Specialist visiting Reed Hotel Jackson on Wednesday and Thursday Tune 78 Needy's Hotel Kelly on Friday June and Sheffields Mor on Saturday June 0 Milburn Iowa May 6 1920. Also a correspondence from Rheumatism Herb Co Ocean Park California asks for orders and promotes a four pound package of herby with testimonials and agents wanted.
Multiple old ads offer farm gear and animals for sale or trade including a four bore engine and saw, mares and geldings, 10 acres of land with fencing and house, plus farming equipment and poultry. Items listed by W T Newbold A H Chambers and others, with prices and locations around Meron Jackson Hole Moran and Grovont Wyoming.
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