Men Drafted From Lincoln County Wyoming Area
More men called Ove thouand will be drafted into service in Wyoming on the 24th. Fifty taken from Lincoln County with three from Tecum's Hole. Lloyd Reed of Jackson William Nelson of Kelly Louin W Francis of Zenith R 8 Dalley of Driggs tallied in draft. Merritt Baldwin reports water jackets for machine guns in Philadelphia. Mrs. Ollie Smith's daughter born last Thursday in Grovont.
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Wyoming
Lincoln County
Teckson'n Hole
Lloyd Reed
Jackson
William Nelson
Kelly
Louin W. Francis
Zenith
Dalley
Driggs
Courier
Francia
Nelson
Tod Reed
Merritt Baldwin
Philadelphia
Merritt
Jackson’s Hole
Selsonal Forest Timber For Sale Sealed Bids Invited
Sealed bids for all merchantable dead timber and designated live timber on about 200 acres in Section 17 19 T41N R117W Jackson Wyoming, Teton National Forest, must be received by July 13 1918. Minimum bid $1.50 per thousand feet B M. Deposit with bid required. Right to reject any bids. For full details contact Forest Supervisor Jackson Wyoming.
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Jackson
Wyoming
Seca
Teton National Forest
Lodge
Dougie Grand Engelmann
Mit
Ptt Sarapennssr Fall
Swucibans
Iivend Tee Molegaoan
Tors
Jarkeon
Bridge Delay Sparks Conflicting Messages Over Wilson Road
A telegram from Senator Warren claimed approval for the Wilson Moran road project while a later reply says government withholds approval. County officials circulated the dispute, forwarding messages to the Governor and Warren, with no replies due to down wires, delaying construction plans.
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Waren
Wilaus— Moran
Budge
Levison
Courier
Wilson
Warren
Food Administration Sets Grain Price Protection
The Food Administration ordered state officials to require corn barley and oat millers and grain dealers to price corn meal and oat meal at least 20 percent below wheat flour and corn flour and barley flour at least 1 percent below wheat flour.
Pure Food Club Social Notes and Upcoming Meeting
The Pure Food Club met last Friday with Mrs T W Loyd. Members did Red Cross work including knitting and sewing an afghan. A pleasant social time occurred. The club will meet with Mrs W Delaney Friday afternoon June 28. Mr and Mrs Sam McBride celebrate a pranehagon on Monday. Miss Rosamond Fiacus turns fourteen in Cheyenne and will enter summer.
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Pure Food Club
T. W. Loyd
Red Cross
W. ©. Delaney
News From France Baveral Latterned Soldiers Reach Home Front
From Jackson Hole area readers learn of local soldiers in France and their experiences. Lester Leok and Tony Graha survived a wreck while transporting horses to the front and witnessed Paris during an air raid. Most local men remain in the same camp, with Estes and O Grote in France, Wagner’s status unclear.
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Paris
Jackson's Hole
Estes
O'Grote
Wagner
O’grote
France
Petition Seeks Unified County High School District
Board tabled action on a petition demanding a special election to consolidate Districts 10 20 and 21 into one high school district. 103 signers included non owners of real estate triggering legal requirements. next meeting to consider a revised petition. Hole area growing rapidly with plans for a well equipped school. Reports of limited train service near Driggs due to washouts. temporary repairs made. Rev M B Nash departed for Douglas Wyoming for church convocation, so no services Sunday at St Johns Jackson or Trinity Kelly. Locals Walter Spicer and others head to Driggs with a carload of Fords to be transported over the hill.
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Board of County Commissioners
James Budge
Hole
Kemmerer Camera
M. B. Nash
Douglas
Wyoming
St. John’s
Jackson
Trinity, Kelly
Sour Stomach Home Remedy Advice
A short health note describes sour stomach as a mild indigestion caused by fast eating or overeating. It advises eating slowly, chewing well, eating little meat, and avoiding supper. It suggests Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion and mentions availability locally.
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Chamberlain
Married Leonard Altenried News From The Presidio
Leonard Altenried formerly of Grovent now with the 44rd Artillery C A at the Presidio San Francisco reports his May 26 marriage to Mira Helen A Dirfore of San Francisco The couple plans to return after the war to Grovant to establish their home Altenried notes his colleague William who enlisted with him is stationed at Fort Standish Boston Harbor Massachusetts
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Leonard Altenried
Grovent
44Rd Artillery
C. A
Presidio
San Francisco
Mira Helen A. Dirfore
Boise
Leonard
Grovant
Mr. Altenried
William
Fort Standish
Boston Harbor
Massachusetts
German Alien Females Must Register
The registration of German alien females began Monday June 17 and ends Wednesday June 26. In cities with 5080 population or more the process is by police officials, while in towns under 6000 population it is handled by Dostmasters. Registered individuals must provide fingerprints, a method also used in U S military and naval services. Roy Spicer of Laramie visited his brother Walter. Curtis Ferrin and four Jackson Hole youths, Ben Beaton James Monnelly Fay Link and Ed Powell, stationed at Camp Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis, report all well. Joe Novak returned to Drugs, noting the baby’s rapid improvement.
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Dostmasters
Naval Services
United States
J.D. Ferrin
Curtis
Jackson's
Ben Beaton
James Monnelly Fay Link
Ed Powell
Camp
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Ind
Curtin
Mrs Jussie Saueressig Dies After Illness in Victor
News from Jackson reports the death of Mrs. Jussie Saueressig at Victor at 2:30 AM while traveling for health. She had stayed in Victor with husband J V Saueressig and brother Lloyd during a declining illness. Interment followed at Victor Cemetery after funeral in the LDS church.
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Jackson
Jussie Saueressig
Victor
J. V. Saueressig
Lloyd
Sveral
L. D
Water Receding After Historic High Flood In Jackson Hole
High water paralyzed mail service and traffic for two weeks in Jackson Hole as the Shake river rose to record levels. The main channel narrowed the bridge, washing away the ferry near the riverbank and cutting the telephone line. Menor's ferry tied up. Buffalo RiverCrownt line impassable. Flood caused extensive damage to ranches ditches headgates and bridges, with normal conditions expected to return soon.
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Jackson's Hole
Theenat Bank
Menor
Dementia Found in Runaway Victim Castlebury Taken to Kemmerer
Taken to Kemmerer A P Castlebury, previously derailed from a buggy in Dry Hollow, was found to suffer dementia after weeks of weakness. Deputy H J Robison moved him for proper care. Report notes recovery but mind loss from the shock. Other items mention Henry Lingenfelter’s Zenith visit, Lovejoy’s telephone repair efforts, and Jackson Mercantile improvements.
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A. P. Castlebury
Dry Hollow
Kemmerer
Hartle Robison
Robison
Nethercott
Mail Carriage Sparks Boat Launch in Jackson
Through 8 N Leek efforts a makeshift boat was built to carry mail across the river. Leek and partner transported mail and two passengers to Wilson then returned with papers. A proposed regular crossing faced funding hurdles after a telegram from Congressman Mondell indicated post office support, but Curtis and Blair could not confirm payments, leaving service suspended.
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W. Ei. Lloyd
Hres Large Saeia
First-Clame Island
Ed Blair
Joe Novak
Mr. Leek
Mr. Blair
Serosa
Monk Ley
Congressman Mondell
Post Office Department
Blair
Jackson
Wilson
Curtis
Postal Department
Teton Pasa
Special School Meeting Confirms Directors at Jackson
In a special school election at the Jackson schoolhouse last Monday afternoon George W. Kelly was confirmed as director for one year to fill the unexpired term of G. B. Ratliff. E. P. Ellis was elected to a two year term to replace Jas. B. Simpson who resigned. The South Park schoolhouse location was chosen by a majority vote at Callahan's place. Callahan offered to deed one acre of ground for school use. A special tax of 14 mills was imposed on the district's assessed valuation.
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Jackson
George W. Kelly
South Park
Callahan
John Wilson
Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsement from Jf. B
A Richmond Kentucky resident Jf. B. Tressy praises Chamberlain's Tablets as a superior remedy for indigestion and constipation. The ad invites readers to try the tablets, noting they are obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Jf. B
Tressy
Richmond
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Selsonal Forest Timber
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Miss Rosamond Fiacus
Cheyenne
Abe
Wm. Mercill
Driggs, Idaho
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Walter Spicer
Lawrence Carlson
Lewis, Vernon
Arabel Curtin
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Roy Spicer
Laramie
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Walter
Mr. Novak
Harry Diffenbaugh
Salt Lake City
Hamilton Brown
Jackson Mercantile Co
Coac
Lambert Cadwalader
Teton, Wye
Henry Lingenfelter
Fred Lovejoy
Jackson Valley Telephone Co
Charles Fox
Dr. Huff
Jackson Mercantile Company
Star Brand
Charles Delaney & Son
Jackson State Bank