Edifying June Editorial on Cattle Market Surge in Jackson Hole
The Chicago Daily Farner's and Drower's Journal editorial from June notes a rising cattle market in Jackson Hole with May prices improving amid Western quarantines and war demand for beef. It expects sustained high prices as fat beef scarcity grows, urges producers to store immature cattle and rely on strong foreign demand while weathering past panic effects.
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Chicago
Farner's and Drower’s Journal
Jackson's Hole
Lost and Found items and business notices in town
Fragmentary local notices list lost or stray horses and gear including a brown horse with a left shoulder injury a black mane horse a grey horse and a red bell halter. Also ads from Lundy & Lundy Wilson offering lumber, J B Hopman barber shop schedule, and C H Dow shop opening hours during summer.
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Jeckeon's Hole
C. H. Dow
Valley Notes Capture Local Visits and A Rural Wedding
Carl Kent and J C Ruthford engaged in work and farming tasks during last week while Alice Morrell from Rock Springs visits Miss Martha Card. Gay Ratliff and family from Fiat Crank visited Kelly. Bessie Stilson of Jackson spent time with Mrs Reniker and at Valley View Ranch. Black Hook cattlemen roundup of stragglers, river trip for fishing. Cyrus Taylor and Create Wheeler wed at bride’s parents home with a modest wedding dinner for close friends and relatives.
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Bessie Stilson
Jackson
Mra. Reniker
Valley View Ranch
Cyrus Taylor
Miss Create Wheeler
T. H. Baxter
Miss Wheeler
Oscar Wheeler
Jackson's Hole
Taylor Lem Sober
Ube
Pure Food Club meets amid stormy afternoon at Beagle home
The Pure Food Club gathered last Friday at W. Beagle's home with Mrs Beagle and Mrs J A Reese in beet tones. Despite the stormy weather the meeting was well attended with three visitors present. Members read needlework and household tape topics followed by a tempting lunch served by the hometenders. The club adjourned to meet in two weeks on Friday July 2 with Mike P Redmond.
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Homtenses
Mel Germain
Mim Forrester
Mike P Redmond
Town Notes and Dances Across the Valley
Weekend social life and local visits fill the valley as residents attend dances at the Club House and W.O.W. hall. Spotted are Roy and Ralph Van Viede with brother Frank at the Hoback road camp, Jeanie DeViney returning from Idaho, and Frank Willian’s family in town. Baby news, travel from Moran, and preparations for Teton Pass work appear alongside notices of guests, dancing, and camping at government leases around Denney’s Lake.
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Roy
Ralph van Viede
Hoback
Frank
Morita Leeher
Teton
Denney's Lake
Mr. Locher
Switerland
Europe
Australia
America
July Fifth Celebration in Jackson Promises Diverse Events
Don’t Forget July 5th. In Jackson on July 5th many activities are planned. Children receive free ice cream and noise makers while contests for all ages entertain. Proposals include horse riding, a vehicular race, a mullet debate and a dance at the W.O.W Hall with free supper. The Hoback crew challenges Jackson to baseball, and Richard Mayer’s stallion Tray Star and a Lakota mare are set for a televised exhibition.
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Jackson
Richard Mayer
Tray Star
Hoback
W.O. W. Hall
Jones Bakery Opens With Local Patronage
Had a nice opening in the town as Jones Bakery and Crean Daron launched last month drawing a steady clientele. They offer a line of baked goods and quick finishes at all hours, aiming to attract residents and boost the community.
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Jones Bakery
Fee Crean Daron
Hate
Orien
Local Residents and Visitors Travel Through Jackson Hole
De McKahan, Dr Carneros, and others visited Jackson early this week for business and personal matters. Pred Storer, Ray Storer, and Paul Imeson were in town. Wilson's health improved after a home visit. Rev R H Halcem to Cheyenne for two weeks of bishopric work. Topping seeks a valley location. Goo brothers delivered freight for Grovantile Co. Frank S Smith and Warden toured the Sheridan Trail to Jackson Hole to assess elk wolf damage. sixty eight elk carcases observed along the route. The season’s travel continues with the gentle dove’s return trip at week’s end.
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KN. Wilson
Mrs. Bon
Wilson
R. H. Halcem
Cheyenne
Bates
Bishop Thomas
Frank
Smith
Dubois
Harveyiuringham
Sheridan
Jackson's Hole
Gentle Dove
Rancher seeks mowing machine repair and local social notices
ME RANCHER mentions needing a mower repaired. Walker of Blacksdth, a July dance at WGO Hall is promoted. Georgia Bly and George Lamb visit from Snake River ranches in the lower valley. Mrs Gee and Mrs Wheeler from New Jersey visit in Gee home. Hazel and Josie Kuntsen in town. Jim Chambers from Flak Creek Sunday.
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Georgia Bly
George Lamb
Snake River
George Gee
Mrs. Wheeler
New Jersey
Gee
Family Guests and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Community figures and relatives visited in town Sunday as Mr and Mrs Eph Johnson and Mrs Kod Jacobson joined the Ward family for a stay of several weeks. Mr and Mrs Tharmack and Linn Thomas Toornlos were seen with friends, while Mr Henry Ledas and John Powell with their families also appeared in town events. Some travelers planned return trips to Oregon and Wilco during the month.
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Eph Johnsee
Meo
John Tharmack
Hemanton
Tate
Bratty Criteiiw
Ata Ward
Iis
Kod, Jacobson
Bancruft
Litho
Core Hrasefeld
Oregon
Wilcog
Brian Ward
John ‘Tharnack
Men ’. Linn
Local chatter from Priday and Ogden visitors
Neary Lieyd of Ogden visited Priday to see his son W B Lig owner of One Jack to Meat Market. Atpunt Komey, formerly tied to Arizona, aims to improve health with warm dry climate. Charles Wort’s possession snagged a pole last Sunday. LLY bie mle Lhd Low Lucas visited with Charles Fox’s carpenters who just finished a job on the Lucas place. Dave Cooney arrived Tuesday. I O Jews Buchanan left Crystal Creek camp. Warren Kermiston visited from Whiteon Wasview Wednesday.
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Neary Lieyd
Ogden
Priday
W. B. Lig
Atpunt Komey
Arizona
Charles Wort
Low Lucas
Charles Fox
Lucas Place
Dave Cooney
Heohaanben
Jews Uuchanan
Cette
Crystal Creek
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Joe Albright
Sthaly
Lundy & Lundy, Wilson, We
B. Hopman Ade
First National Bank OF
Federal Reserve System
Aspen Ridge
Carl Kent
Valley Rew
J. C. Ruthford
T. A. Baxter
G. B. Carpenter
Alice Morrell
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Martha Card
Mr. A
Gay Ratliff and
Fiat Crank
Kelly
Black Hook
FB Koerner
Melvin Nichols
Ie River
Pure Food Club
Walker Blacksmith Shop
Ghaly
Jeanie DeViney
Idaho
L. B. Lesier
Moran
Frank Willian
Pearl Williams
Mr and Schurch
Wiley Smith
Vt Adamaston Conte
Addy
BR. BE. Miller
Teton Pass
Batarcuy
Walter Dallas
Frank McBride
Zenith
Larson Broa
W.O. W
Hal
Everybody Lowited
Lady
Miskam
Preston
Merrit W. Martinssn
Idaho Walla
Taidwin
Pt. Davis
Rasburg
Tvat
Walling
Or & Tow
Chapwiothet
Dade
Haldwin
Sheridan Trail
Bik Olgar
George Goodrich
D.C
Nowlin
Shoshone Reservation
McKahan
Lake Ue
Dr. Carneros
Mar B.C
Pred
Ray Storer
Ury Hollow
Botstess
KW. Canfield
Paul Imeson
J. JM. Topping
Denver
Lander
Hon
George Goo
Grovont Mercantile Co
W. GO. W. Hall
Hazel
Josie Kuntsen
Jim Chambers
Flak Creek
Victor
Curtis
St. John’s Public Library
Jackson Merc. Co
Niet Wilson
Thomas Toornlos
Henry Ledas
Viere Thei
John Powell
Warren Kermiston
Witeon
Wasview
Charles Delaney
State Bank
SrAeeerez
W. Lawve
Mike Hresbent W
Denemey
View Peeekdena Waenes
Cassier
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