Tonia Carter Wilson Dies in California Losses Felt in Valley
The body of Tonia Carter Wilson, widow of John H. Wilson, arrived from Pasadena California where she died January 24 1919 from pneumonia following influenza. She was born March 1879 in Alamena Colorado and had four children Isadore Orace Laura and Lewis. Funeral services were held at Booth Park cemetery, she is laid beside her husband. Her children and her father John J Carter of Salem Virginia mourn her. The Moran mail reports deep snow delays and several passengers returning to Moran.
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Mrx
John Wilson
Pasadeos
California
Jackgot's Hall
John H. Wilson
Julyard
Isadore
Orace
Laura
Lewis
John J. Carter
Salem
Booth Park
Game Bill Provisions From Wyoting Legislature
The Courier reports changes from the 16th Wyoting Legislature including season dates for game species such as grouse elk deer sheep and sage hens aone guide may accompany up to three hunters and retention of a closed season for sage chickens. The bill funds bounty payments requiring trappers to surrender skins and notes several local movements personnel and travel updates from Jackson Moran Powell and Ogden with multiple brief notices of individuals connected to forestry game protection and related affairs.
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Wyoting
Carey
Howard Eaton
Wolf
Eaton
W. H. Seebohm
Moone
Ranchers face elk range dispute in Gros Ventre area
The piece reports on a dispute involving special representatives from Chiat Forester and the District Office in Ogden over elk range concessions for ranchers on the Gros Ventre. It notes the Forest Service allowed only sixty five head on a 100 head allotment, conflicting with ranchers' needs, and questions whether higher authorities will resolve the issue.
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Smith Riley
Chiat
Jeff Jackson
Hole
Samuel B. Locke
Ogden
Locke
Forest Service
Gros Ventre
Elk Range
Holly Leek Heads Home After Weekend Ranch Visit
Holly Leek and several of his friends planned a weekend at the ranch but cut it short due to the storm. They returned Saturday after enjoying a pleasant time together despite the weather.
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Holly Leek
Get Your Eyes Right Glasses Right At Jackson Hotel
Dr H H Scarborough will be at the Jackson Hotel on Wednesday and Thursday March 12 and 13 to examine eyes stop headaches and eye defects with proper glasses recommendations sitters urged to attend for vision relief and eye care services.
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H. H. Scarborough
Jackson Hotel
Chamberlains Tab Hats Relief for Disturbed Digestion
An advertisement claims Chamberlains Tab Hats cure a bad taste in the mouth by correcting digestion. It promises a gentle bowel movement and presents the product as one of the best medicines you have ever become acquainted with.
American Red Cross Plans Nationwide Used Clothing Drive
The Am er ican Red Cross launches a March 24 to 31 campaign scaling up relief effort beyond Belgium and northern France to several newly liberated nations. Aims to collect ten thousand tons of clothes shoes hats and other apparel with chapters and branches contributing five thousand tons more than prior drives. Mountain Division quota rises to three hundred tons from two hundred. The goal is to supply urgent needs across war torn Europe.
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Amwrican Red Cross
Belgium
France
Red Cross
Europe
Mondell Keeps Buffalo Fork Bridge Funding In Bill
In Washington the appropriations panel was notified of Wyoming’s joint memorial opposing further Yellowstone Park expansion. Despite opposition, Mondell secured retention of the Buffalo Fork bridge item in the sundry civil bill, enabling $15 000 for the bridge at Snake River. Also noted are park and Goshen North Platte project funds and a note on Rev M B Nash’s illness delaying a Lenten service.
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Washington
Committee On Appropriations
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Buffalo Fork
Sanke River
Mondell
the Sun
Park County
North Platte
Goshen County
Cody
South
Snake River
Congresman Mondell
Cheyenne Tribune
Official Council Proceedings Jackson Wyoming March 1919
Council met in regular session with Mayor Richard Winger and councilors C W Hult C W Fox James S Simpeon. Absent C J Wort. Minutes of February approved. Courier 1805 13. Nash instructed to hire attorney to draft an ordinance accepting Frontier Park for town board passage upon proper deed. Meeting adjourned. Attest M B Nash Town Clerk Richard Winger Mayor.
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Jackson
Wyoming
Richard Winger
C. W. Hult
C. W. Fox
James
Frontier Park
Applications For Grazing Permits Notice
All applications for grazing cattle horses and sheep within the Tenon National Forest must be filed in Jackson Wyoming on or before March 10 1910. Information on grazing fees and blank forms available on request from A C McCain Supervisor Ady.
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Tenon National Forest
Jackson
Wyoming
A. C. McCain
Ady
Wyoming bound 116th Ammunition Train to Cheyenne
The LW0th Ammunition Train with several local Jackson Hole volunteers is slated to arrive in Cheyenne this week and be demobilized within three days. While reports vary on exact dates, the unit will likely reach Wyoming soil soon, with many former Co. M Wyoming National Guard members now among eleven local troops. Other local veterans, discharged from Camp Lewis and Camp McArthur, are returning home or resuming life at their Jackson Hole ranches and businesses. Frank Clark, in Germany with Co K 569th Infantry, recounts hard front-line experiences including a 23 day stretch with minimal shelter and multiple gas exposures, hoping to return home soon.
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Cheyenne
Jackson’s Hole
Co. M
Wyoming National Guard
Thie
Lester Leek
Wallace Knutsen
Bruce Porter Curl Bark
Ed Plym Ray Storer
Tom Lee
A. Bean
Tom Carter
C. McKahen
Cheater Simpson
Hoya
Wyoming
Camp Dix
Chas, Wilson
Frank Clark
Germany
Frank
Co. K
569Th
U.S. Infantry
U. S
Ranch Land Sale Transfers 240 Acres in South Park
J G Impson purchased 240 acres from J Callahan, including the Jower John Wilton place, combining 160 acre Wilton homestead with an 80 acre desert claim entered by Mary Wilson. Impson then transferred the 80 acre tract to Elias Wilson on the same day.
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J. G. Impson
J. Callahan
South Park
John Wilton
J. H. Wilton
Mary Wilson
Mr. Imeson
Elias Wilsom
Bachelors' Annual Dance Preparations Reported
Preparations for the Bachelors Annual Dance proceed this week despite a two week storm that hampered travel. Joe Novak, writing from San Francisco, plans to return to Javkoon around the Lord of next month to resume harness work, a trade he long practiced in the West. Mrs. W Lloyd hosts Purefood Chub on Friday, March Mth, and Beth Clark of Moran was a passenger arriving in Jackson today. Bernice Nowlin has returned from Cheyenne where she served at the Stock Growers National Bank.
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Joe Novak
San Francisco
Javkoon
Mr. Novak
Bernice Nowlin
Cheyenne
Stock Growers National
Hank
R E Clark Dies in Denver
R E Clark a Wyoming rancher and former Denver resident dies after long heart illness. His body shipped to Pinedale Wyoming for funeral services by Franklin lodge No 21 A F and A M. He had led Beaver Brook Water Co then Fremont County farming. Son K B Clark Jr married Frances Doloney of Jackson. Other notices include Geo Blain’s planned return to the valley and updates on travels of Winegar and Pomona visit.
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Denver
R. E. Clark
Wyoming
Pinedale
Wyo
Franklin Lodge
A. F
A. M
Clark
B. A. Meta
Moncrieff Place
Beaver Brook Water Company
Denver Union Water Company
Fremont County
Tribune
Juthwon'n Hole
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