Community Club Plans Jackson Hole Hospital Project
The Community Club of Jackson's Hole, formerly Jack sons Hole Commercial Club, aims to inform residents about valley advantages while building a hospital. Members raised early funds, pledged continued support, and plan to solicit wider contributions to raise the estimated 1800 cost, with completion hoped once weather allows foundation work. The next meeting is scheduled for March 13 at 6 30 PM in St John’s House.
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Jackson's Hole
Towa
Fallel
St. John's Mission
Uhe
Stohn
Local notes from Wilson and surrounding area
Lee Cover and wife of Wilson and Me. and Mra. Al. Seaton visit Monday. George Lamb snowshoed in from his Snake River ranch in the lower valley. We buy, sell, and exchange harness. Jackson host Miss Haze and Miss Lawar Crandall’s replacement at the Crandall Road Mouse. Mrs Ora Griamer of Cheney visiting in town several days. James Wallace near Moran lost cabin and contents by fire last Monday while away feeding. Friends express sympathy. Big dance at the W. O. W. Hall on March 17. Miss Merriman came from Plat Creek for the dance. Jim Chambers dropped by from his ranch on business Tuesday.
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James Wallace
Moran
Annual Meeting and Local Notices in Jacksons Hole
The Jacksons Hole Wolf Association holds its annual meeting at the Club House on Saturday March 1 at two PM with urging for full member attendance. Also noted are hospital plans for Mr Price awaiting weather and road conditions, and family updates including L Loomis from Saint Anthony, L F Jones visiting before a move toward Colorado and Iowa. A home talent show at Flat Creek School House on Saturday March 4 raises funds for the organ fund. A new baby born to Mr and Mrs Ollie Smith of Grow Vont. Community events include a Commercial Club meeting in Jackson and a dance at the W O W Hall on March 17.
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Jackeon
Tite
Flat Creek
Teachers Institute Program At Jackson Hole Meeting
The second meeting of the Jackson Hole Teachers Institute will be held Friday at the Haptis Church with a full program of lectures and an afternoon reading. All valley teachers are urged to attend and contribute to discussions. The program committee, Moody, Mahoney, and Ruth will oversee the event.
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Jackson # Hole
Teachers’ Institute
Jacko
Maret
Haptis
Thie Valley
Moody
Kelly
Mica Mahoney
Jackson
Ruth Him
Wilcon
New Stock Disease Appears in Government Horses
Conversation with Dr McKahan reveals contagious equine influenza affecting government horses in Moran last Monday. Six severely ill with fever up to 103 16 F received double influenza antitoxin. others vaccinated to prevent spread. Symptoms include chills drooping, loss of appetite and rapid breathing. Dr McKahan notes the disease widespread in the valley and details vaccination as preventive.
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McKahan
Moran
Mekaban
McKaton
Program to be Rendered Friday Morning Session
A schedule notes a Friday morning program starting at 10 A M with topics on absence and tantiness, a Fiano solo, and discussion on how much written work should be required. Names listed include Mws Poreren and Be Mimi among others, with remarks on education versus text hooks and performers Such as McKean Moony Mis Rove Hutt and Winsome Mas Hurry.
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Fiano
Mimi
Many
First Place Fae Delaney Leads Jackson Eighth Grade
Fae Delaney, eighth grade in Jackson Public School, tops the class with a 92.7 average for the months ending last Friday. Laura Lloyd has perfect attendance, averaging 91.6, while Rodney Jones stands third with 60.8. Wallace Knuteen leads in arithmetic and grammar.
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Fae Delaney
Jackson
Fae
Laura Lloyd
Rodney Jones
Pupua
Wallace Knuteen
Ely visits Jackson as Connell aids local workers
M. Ely came up from Snake late last week and rested at home while Harness Co. workers spent time oiling and preparing. F.L. Connell of Zenith called on families in Jackson this week. Kev John Pearson to lead services next Sunday at Flat Creek School House at 3:00 PM.
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John Pearson
Kells
Hertel
Dackman
Serview
Mie Liecke Simpson
Jackson
van Vienk
Tar Lecimae
Crwek
Ely
Kev
Petersons surprised by neighbors at home party
Frank Peterson and his spouse were surprised Saturday night by about forty neighbors and friends who gathered at their home to celebrate their eleventh wedding anniversary with a bountiful supper and merriment. The note invites readers to a dance on March 17 at the W.O. W. Hall.
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Frank Peterson
Mrs. Peterson
Applications For Grazing Permits In Teton Nation Forest
Notice is given that all grazing permit applications for cattle and horses in the Teton Nations Forest must be filed at the office in Jackson Wyoming before March 1. Full information on grazing fees and application forms will be furnished upon request. Supervisor Milian.
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Teton Nations
L Forest
da Son
Wyoming
MiLian
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Community Club
Lee Cover
Wilson
Mra
Seaton Ware Jackson
George Lamb
Snake River
Miss Haze
Knuisee
Lawar Crandall
Ora Griamer
Cheney
W. O. W. Hall
Merriman
Plat Creek
Jim Chambers
Barrington Hall
Ted
Spicer & Lloyd
First National Bank OF
Federal Reserve
Syeten
Dave Timmons
Coew
Flute
Frank Price
Idaho Pattie
Mr. Price
Price
Cory Hl
L. A
L. F. Jones
Zenith
Ploc
Hansen
Colorado
Iowa
Mr. Jones
Valley
Ollie Smith
Growvont
Messrs. A. Ward
Lundy
Ph. Johnson
Grant Young
Mes. Driskell
Simpeon Ranch
Ales
Peterson
W.O. W. Hall
PV. Somers
J. L. Curtie
Tomday
T. W. Lloyd
Hotel
Brave Porter
Pearl Williams
Chas. Gaskell
Victor
Allentown
Peaneylovama
Huey
Lamon Bros
Addy
Fred Lavejor
Avalon
Catalina Teland
W. Hf
Wardle
Wem. Seelemire
Fos Sane
Wallace Howstee Davkson
Wye
Jackson Mercantile Co
Poreren
CL. Bank
ALY, Winsome
Y. L. Mannan
Howros
Marc Quanterre Vo. Hewentnte Mids
C. Majoney
Jackson Harness Co
F.L. Connell
Wits
Petersons
Charles Deloney
State Bank
Bow'r
Fiveun Honay
Officres Asd Deoks
W. Datoner
Waowns
Veowe Wow OL
Eameere
W. Lieve
Douse Ue
Ueome
Beau
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