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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
1
The article argues readers should become conscious consumers rather than subconscious receivers of ads. It claims 96 percent of purchases come via advertising and urges readers to study ads within the paper to lower living costs, improve money value, and support advertisers who data justify. It emphasizes psychology, memory, and reader engagement as benefits.
Readable details describe a scheduled boxing match on the 17th featuring Potter and Boedecker. Potter, a known fighter with KO wins, faces Boedecker who sires from Wyoming to Chicago boxing circles and has faced Doyle and Tuha in prior bouts. The article notes veteran status and expectations of a whirlwind battle, with both men having wartime service and strong fighting pedigrees.
Ames city bulletin reports an unusual message about a person named Toemtay Binias of, with references to May day events and a rowlihywl of Jaulageon Hole, mentioning winter tile and Lewin bead. The text appears garbled OCR with unclear facts and few concrete details to confirm.
A fragmented report describes a long retired figure named Shitm Masanht and a curious scene involving snail inspired imagery, lingering words, and a vague reference to a Jewish organization in Lux, with unclear actions and outcomes.
The South Park Community Club held a meeting at Cheney Hall on Medunday evening February 25. The program committee organized a short program followed by debate on which would be more profitable for Jackson Hole dairy cattle or range cattle. Dairy cattle advocates included J. 42. Tmeoan Fleming Cheney and Mrs. G. V. Lang, while range cattle speakers were Lee Johnson, Mrs. S. N. Leek, and Mrs. Char Wort. The dairy cattle side prevailed. An luncheon was served, then dancing. The next meeting is set for the 5th. The article notes local club affiliation with the State Federation of Women’s Clubs and mentions Harold White Grass Ranch and Arthur Hammond visiting Booth Park. Also reports W. A. Beott purchasing the John C. Counts ranch on Snake River with plans for a summer resort. Attendees included Miss Marine, Butch Hopson, W. G. Boon, Mrs. Patterson and daughter Mildred.
Moran Brisil Joe Markham returned Thursday from a snowbound trip to the Park. They report ten feet of snow at Cascade and eleven feet on the Lewis Lake Divide. A sharp drop in temperatures followed, with readings of 89 degrees below Tuesday night, then 43, 31, 30 degrees below on successive days. Fred Koernar, Joe Phillipa, and Chas Purdy arrived at Morgan from their camp on Friday.
A fragmented notice indicates no special articles this issue. It mentions an article by Mrs. Pierson on the Parent Teacher Association and an article by B.N. Lock on the Park Extension, both received too late for publication.
Event schedule lists an Association Dance and Banquet on March 17 1922 with boxing at 2 PM a business session 4 to 6 PM a hand concert at 1 PM dancing at 9 PM and a 10.80 admission with a note about The Future Prosperity of Jackson Valley by D Nowlie and committees.
A humorous Oklahoma scene follows a buyer who compares local store pricing with a mail order house. The customer negotiates a price drop from 1.35 to 1.32, then pays extra for postage, money order, and expressage as the dealer matches catalog terms. The tale ends with the buyer accepting the cheaper option and carrying the saw home.
A satirical piece portrays a man deemed a cowardly husband dodging duties and blaming his wife. It rails against a man viewed as the direct descendant of Adam, seeking to escape responsibility while his spouse bears the blame.
In the valley several people seek dairy cows and plan to assemble at least one or two carloads for a shipment. Offers to meet between Durham and Dorsey at 860 per head. Call the Courier Office for details. This is not money making, just cooperation.
Bruce Nowlin has been named the new state game warden succeeding the late W T Judkins. The appointment follows a selection from a list of eligible candidates. Also mentions subscriber reminders and delinquent payments. No children under 14 will be served after March 11.
Washington March 7 1922 W G Bunn announces restoring to entry nineteen thousand acres in Township 44 40 north range 114 and adjacent townships in Jacksons Hole known as Jennies and Leas Lake Segregation. Effective March 20 1992 applications to Evanston Land Office. Soldiers preference until June 27. Land not designated permits one application under enlarged stock raising net depending on designation under the cattle raising act occupancy before designation not allowed.
Local items mention subscription renewals for magazines and journals, with club members including Ma. Gee, W. Kelly, Maj. G. A. Goldman, and others connected to the U S Geological Survey and individuals like Howard Eaton. The text references a survey of elk conditions and notes Davies as reported to be critical.
Taxpayers have six days excluding Sundays to file their 1921 income tax returns. To avoid penalties, the return with at least a quarter of the tax must reach the collector of internal revenue or a deputy by the middle of March 16.
The Secretary of A announces that grazing fees for 1922 will be payable in two equal installments. The first due on or before the stock inter the Forest and the remainder before December 2, 1922. No interest or penalty will attach to the deferred payment.
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