26 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
1
The piece argues fire safety depends on individuals and others, condemning careless handling of gasoline matches and fireworks. It urges education for children and adults to treat fire as dangerous and not a crime against the community.
The Courier offers samples of printed letter-heads with matching envelopes for a professional look. Also listed are film show options for a Saturday program with a six reel setup and multiple reels plus illustrated news. Local notices reference an incident of nose bleeding and a Driggs baseball game arranged for the coming days. A for sale note mentions one barrel of Medium Motor Olin AV. P. Renond.
The United States Civil Service Commission schedules a July 16 1919 examination in this city to fill forest clerk and related positions across the eleventh district including Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Wyoming and Alaska. Salaries range from 1100 to 1400 yearly with age limits 18 to 40 for forest clerks and 18 and up for field clerks. Applications from both men and women available via the local secretary 1th U.S. Civil Service District 803 Postoffice Building Seattle Washington.
William Stroher and Miss Mintle Andrews were wed at Hotel Jackson at 11 last Sunday. The ceremony was by T Th Baxter. Stroher, formerly with Forest Service, and Andrews, a former government clerk in Washington, meet in the valley a year ago, as the town notes send best wishes for happiness.
A mishap near Wilton leaves a boy with a broken arm after a wheel incident. The report notes the boy was climbing when the wheel started and the lanes were shaken, with responders setting the broken limb and neighbors recounting the accident timeline.
More soldiers arrive home and several residents travel or relocate. Curtis and Von Willis return as others adjust to civilian life. Dr and Mrs Moreton face health concerns after an operation in Los Angeles. Wallace Hicks moved his family to Victor with a new truck for commutes. Dell Pyon brings goods from Wilson. Thos Parody’s wife gives birth to a son. Picture show at 10.00 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
A local note urges keeping Chamberlins Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand for stomach pains and diarrhoea when a physician is unavailable. The piece extols its life saving value and cautions against delays in treatment.
A terse remark on how a seemingly simple gait or manner reveals its own measure to a patient observer. Margaret Puller is cited as the source of the idea, noting that initial ease belies a deeper evaluative standard.
Mrs SON hosts the Pure Food Club at her home with the carine and dye ksore items displayed. Mrs HB Mier wins the prize cards. An afternoon luncheon precedes the next meeting to be hosted by Mrs D C Nowlin.
If you eat slowly and chew thoroughly you will have less belching. Take one Chamberlin's Tablet immediately after supper for relief.
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