Jackson Plans July Celebration With Baseball Boxing Dance
Jackson will celebrate Independence Day with a Driggs versus Jackson baseball game followed by a boxing exhibition between Doughty Steele and Pinkey Bircher. A big dance concludes the day with an open house at St. John's Hostel hosted by the American Legion for ex service men and their ladies.
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Driggs
Jackson
Doughty Steele
Pinkey Bircher
The
American Legion
St. John's Hostel
Park Extension A Inte fame of Outdoor Life inspires readers
Park Extension argues for Park Extension to Jackson’s Hole readers and anglers. The piece critiques silent plane lovers and wild game disruption by cattle, urging local action. Representatives from Grand Canyon Mining and Empt Company discuss a two mile road segment near Hoback, with Forest Service survey support and Jackson merchants planning involvement. The Mayer Standish party expects operations by July 15, but pack movement delays push start. A saw mill and lumber efforts accelerate as preparations for the first route proceed.
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Jackson
Hole
United States
Anne
Towls
Cote
May Standish
Grand Canyon Mining and Emt Company
Mupplics
Forest Service
Iown
New York
Petition for Parole for Bari Griswold Seeks Support
Mrs. Griswold petitions for parole of her son Bari from One Slave School of Correation. She thanks signers of the petition and notes Bari’s alleged involvement in a robbery at Halkelly Mercantile Co. The report claims a custom of punishing ten miscreants and states the State Board of Pardons is using the measure.
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Griswold
Selene
Bari
Halkelly Mercantile Coy
Victor team suffers 17 12 setback to Jackson squad
The Victor balleum arrived on Saturday and lost to Jackson by 17 to 12. Victor team, aided by Drigge players, faced early lapses resulting in a defeat to the Jopal boys.
Amwerlonn Legion to Hold Monday Meeting
The Amwerlonn Legion plans a regular business meeting Monday evening at 7 30 at the Club Mouse. Legion members and ex service men and their ladies are invited to attend.
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Amwerlonn Legion
Legion
Exarrvice
Fair Play column describes county seat debate policy
The May 5 issue of The Jackson's Hole Courier states it will print any fair and truthful arguments from valley residents about the county seat and notes it has published items from upper country supporters. It claims no Kelly supporters submitted propaganda and explains the reply appeared in Driggs via Teton Valley News while the paper pledges clean constructive coverage.
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Jackson's Hole
Kelly
Driggs
Teton
Kair
Ellison White Chautauqua Funds Leave Some Behind
The Ellison White Chautauqua plans to haul a 4600 pound tent from Driggs to Jackson and back, with cars transporting speakers lecturers and musicians from Dungie to Jackson and then to Victor daily. Hotel bills add to expenses, but the great musical and literary program should more than compensate the costs.
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Driggs
Dungie
Jackson
Victor
Mi Aven
Leeturera
Driggs and Jackson clash in July foodball show
Local items report a July 4 game between Driggs and Jackson described as the best event of the season with notes on players, attendance, and local coverage. Also covered are visitors Mrs Win Stolley and Clara Stolley arriving from Nebraska for a Jackson summer stay with Lillian Valmer, plus various community notices including a hospital stay of Teney after a minor poisoning incident and town remarks about garden tools and a stage production.
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Driggs
Jackson
Ford Mab
Win. Stolley
Clara Stolley
Jackson's Hole
Grand Trant
Nebraska
Lillian Valmer
Grand Island
Keen Rivalry Marks Jackson Polls In County Seat Race
Jackson wins the county seat by 22 votes as Alta carries the county with a 40 to 18 county division vote and Jackson as Kellyites secure a surprising result. In Teton, Wilson leads with 140 votes against 24, while Kelly wins 66 votes against county division.
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Alta
Teton
Kelly
Wilson
Rere
Alta Ees
Elle
Hoback Peateane
Cheney
Nemes
Noted Clubwoman Visa in Jackson for Study of City
Dr Cora Sutton Castle wife of Dr A Edward Castle of San Francisco visited Jackson to study its town government. She praised local administration, spoke of women’s work and wrote she may base a magazine story on Jackson. She holds three degrees and plans to study women’s organizations in New York and Europe with her husband.
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Cora Sutton Castle
A. Edward Castle
San Francisco
Jackson
Lowrie
Thaye
Kansas
Castle
University of Minnesota
University of California
Columbia
Hushand
Dr. Castle
Europe
Rumor Denied Over County Seat Vote In Jackson Wyoming
Jackson State Bank officers are not alleged to have coerced customers to back Jackson for the County Seat location. A $50 reward is offered for information leading to arrest under Wyoming law for circulating false statements about bank solvency. Names listed: ROBT. BK MULLER, Pine, HARRY WAGNEL, Casucea.
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Jackson
Wyo
Jackson State Bank
Jackson’s Hole
Perenn
Perncts
Jackson State
Hank Robt
Muller
Pine Harry Wagnel
Casucea
A Complete Brand Book For Valley Apartment Owners
A complete brand book will ease every apartment owner in the valley. If you want one, meet on the eighth of July at the AHant Monument, and bring your brand and timetable.
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J.C. Tenennin
Tran
Boxing card aims at six rounds with local pair
A brief boxing event is set for Sunday featuring Steele against Burch in a six round bout. The match card lists venues and organizers in Vin Leer and Dich ty Stwihe with local officials.
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