Daylight Saving Time Advances On March 30
The Daylight Saving law, enacted by Congress, moves clocks ahead one hour on the last Sunday in March, March 30, and remains in effect until the last Sunday in October. T. G. Hull began a freight business trip to the railroad early in the work period, while Mrs Seunis DeViney departed the valley after visiting relatives since the year's start, and Mr and Mrs John Bircher visited over the weekend.
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Congress
United States
T. G. Hull
Seunis DeViney
Road funding for Wyoming forests district 4 described
The year road program for Wyoming district 4 forests allocates 10 215 to road and trail work with 10 percent drawn from net receipts and 25 percent shared with counties for roads and schools. Key items include completing the Hoback canyon road linking the Lincoln highway to Yellowstone via Rock Springs Pinedale or via Big Piney Daniel, with 5 500 slated for Hoback within Teton and Bridger forests. Bridges must be built to cross the river to avoid steep grades and slides, requiring ongoing annual funding. Maintenance and Turpin bridge work are noted for Teton Pass and Gros Ventre areas. Social notes mention several local residents traveling or visiting California and nearby towns.
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Wyoming
U. S. Forest Service
Forent Service
Hoback Canyon
Lincoln Highway
Jackon
Yellowstone Park
Rock Springs
Pinedale
Wyo
Big Piney
Daniel
Hoback
Teton and Bridger National Forests
Teton Pass
GrosVentre
Eye specialist Scarborough injured in sleigh accident
Dr H H Scarborough, eye specialist, arrived Tuesday evening at Hotel Jackson to see patients. He narrowly escaped serious injury in a mountain sleigh crash on a sharp turn near the pasa, was pinned and unable to move but was freed by fellow passengers. He suffered painful bruises and is otherwise unhurt.
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H. H. Scarborough
Hotel
Jackson
Wyoming Eyes 2.8 Million Highway Bond Election
The state announces a special election for April 22 to decide approving 2.8 million dollars in highway bonds. If approved, about 6.4 million will fund road projects in the next three years across Wyoming. Local notices also list residents moving, visits, and travels in Rexburg Jackson and nearby towns.
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Wyoming
Kemmerer Republican
Special Election Tuesday in Jackson on water and fire protection
A Tuesday special election in Jackson will decide bonding for a town water system and fire protection. Last year voters favored bonds but war conditions halted work. now a new election is called. Qualified voters must be state residents for one year, county residents for sixty days, and have living within Jackson ten days prior.
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Jackson
Bachelors Dance Draws Large Valley Crowd at Club House
The annual Bachelors' Dance in Jackson drew a large crowd after stormy weather cleared. More than 235 enjoyed a midnight supper, with Fuller Orchestra providing music and decorations in national colors. The event, a long awaited valley tradition, featured elaborate tables, candles, and community hospitality.
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Jackson
Fuller Orchestra
Notice to water appropriators in Water Division 4 1919
Notice announces proofs filed by water appropriators under permits from the State Engineer. Proofs will be presented at the Board of Control on April th, 1919 with recommendation for final certificates unless contested. Public inspection at the Superintendent of Water Division office in Evanston Wyoming on March 20, 1919 from 9 am to 4 pm.
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Water Division No
Aald
Board of Control
Superintendent of Water Division
Evanston
Wyo
Influenza Returns with Cases in Wilson Area
Influenza reappears in the valley after a prior epidemic. About fifteen to sixteen cases have developed in and near Wilson. Several families are ill including RoC Lundy Jr, John Powell, Warren, Edmiston, Abe Ward, Mike Yokel, with Mrs Lundy reported in serious condition and US 80 referenced as a nearby factor.
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Rver
Wilson
Roc
Landy Jr
John Powell
Warren
Edmiston
Abe Ward
Mike Yokel
Roc Lundy
Forest road funds surge with post office act boost
The post office appropriation act expands the federal aid roads fund by 200 million dollars and allocates 9 million for national forest roads and trails. Forest service officials in Denver say the measure enables a fuller development program, with plans for over 1 million dollars in road construction in Colorado, South Dakota and Wyoming this year, plus state and county cooperative funds. Local notices report Mrs. Warren Henrie and Mrs. J Kaafferlin of Kelly in town and Mrs. Walter Spicer recovering from pleurisy.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Forest Service District
Denver
Forest Service Hw
United States
Colorado
South Dakota
Wyoming
Taste in Mouth Signals Digestive Faults, Remedy Suggested
An ad explains that a bad taste in the mouth may indicate faulty digestion and recommends Chamberlain's Tab Jeta as a remedy. The product is said to correct the disorder and gently move the bowels, claimed as one of the best medicines you may become acquainted with.
Four Jackson Hole volunteers return home to Jackson
Four boys Leator Leak Cheater Simp son A Bonn and Carl Burk from the Jackson Hole volunteers arrived in Victor Wednesday and reached Jackson that evening to a warm hometown welcome. Eleven of the unit had already returned, with others visiting relatives as they await word on the rest. Some discharged members plan visits before resuming duties. most remaining volunteers are with the army of occupation and may be delayed. The homecoming procession and the elaborate supper at Hotel Jackson highlighted the joyous reception.
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Leator Leak
Cheater Simpson
A. Bonn
Carl Burk
Gra
Jackson Hole
Victor
Jackson
U.S. A
C. McKahon
Camp Dix
New Jersey
Indiana
Ed Plym Wis
New York
Ray Storer
Bruce Porter
Tom Lee
Tom Garter
Wallace Knutsen
Fort Ruswell
Storer
Colorado
Nebraska
Dry Hollow
Porter
Alma
Lee
Red Blut
California
Carter
Sinter
Portland
Oregon
Knutsen
Rexburg
Idaho
Vietor
Wilson
T. B. Estes
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Seog
Wm. Mercill
Fred Lovejoy
Fred Vincent
Jackson's Hole
Dave Timmins
C. J. Allen
Kelly
C. J. Pedersen
Balt Lake City
Dr. Scarborough
Ed Mayer
Talbot Mill
Fries
Connte Fa
Snake Tiver
BR. A. Fuller
Bt. John's Hospital
Bohnet House
T. G. Huff
M_ Burton
Fred Storer
L. A. Knutson
Max Edick
J. R. Jones
Ogden
L. Starrett
Iowa
R. HE. Miller
Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls
Webster LaPlant
Jack
M A. Tanner
Idahopa
Mrs. Dill
G. W. Kelly
J. W. Roerma
Flat Creek
Driggs, Idaho
Moupor
Federal Reserve Bank
Joseph BR. Martin
Permil Ho
A.B. Kimball
West Fork
William A. Scott
Imeson Bros
Robertson Springs
Otto
Otto H
Axness Romey
Chester
Stahe
Stahn
Frank
van Vieck
Frank B. van Nieck
Otto Kuschile
Otto Kuschte
North Fork
Jackson's Lake
Jackson Mercantile Co
Warren Henrie
Mra. J. Kaafferlin
Walter Spicer
P. V. Sommers
Plat Creek
Jackson State Bank
Hpb
J. Miller
Frank & Wood
View Provident
Harry Wagner
Caabini
W. P. Reinond PC. Hansen Cd. Wort
Starrett Geo Bobaet Co Bred
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