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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
1
Citizens urged to attend a Sunday night Flag Day event in Jackson Public Square. The program includes patriotic pictures on a big screen, speeches, and songs led by Mrs. Otto Lumbeck with a Great Children's Chorus.
Wayne Ricks and his father operate a new Inter national mail truck transported from Salt Lake City to cross the Teton Pass. Two teams move the vehicle over the snowbound route, with Wayne and his father handling daily round trips between Jackson and the snowline and back while roads thaw. The plan aims to catch up on accumulated parcel post within two days.
Citizens of Kelly fund a public well drilled by Rexbury outfit known for wells in Jackson area. Ground donated by William Seebohm, east side of Main street. The project aims to aid the town especially in June and July when the Gros Ventre river runs muddy and turbulent.
The city council closed its affairs Monday night. After auditing the books Mayor Crabtree sworn in Grace Miller and four councilwomen for a two year term. The new administration is seen as a strong era if expectations hold.
Fund raised by Bark Porter and others by subscription to clear chowdrifts and mud holes on Teton Pass. Teams plows and scrapers worked several days to improve wagon and cart passage. Also reports a baby boy born to Mrs. Earl Harris Monday at St. John's Hospital.
The state-wide Good Roads Day, organized by L L Newton, aims to mobilize counties to repair highways. Directors assign sections, captains plan work, and officials supply materials. Women, children, and ranchers join in raking, paving, and lunch planning for a mass cleanup and a county by county improvement drive with a closing rally.
The Jackson Auto Co. has been placing yellow hand painted signs at junctions to guide tourists in our valley. They plan to mark the official Yellow Stone spur of the Lincoln Highway from Rock Springs through Hobuck and Jackson Hole to the park. The signs, painted on posts and rocks, praise public spirited interest by Bark and Baxter of the Jackson Auto Co.
Vyrl Henrie sustained a broken left leg when his horse ran into a tree. He was brought to Jackson Hospital where Dr. Huff set the fractures and predicted a lengthy recovery. The notice also mentions local visits and business changes surrounding Axpon Ridge and nearby communities.
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