Teachers' Institute Second Session At Jackson
A second session of the Jacksons Teachers Institute was held last Friday March 17 in the W O W Hall with both morning and afternoon programs as printed. Two omissions were the male quartette and Mrs Lorton's reading. Many addresses followed by informal discussions engaged teachers and patrons of Wilson and Cheney schools. Mr Minear of Cheney spoke on Military Training in Our Schools noting state provision of outfits for new classes above the sixth grade. He provided proof of how uniforms could be obtained. A letter from the state board of education on textbooks was read and discussed with many supporting a uniform set of books. A sale or lease notice for 420 acres of land in Zenith Wyoming appeared in the same column.
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Jackson
the Teachers’ Institute
W. O. W. Hall
Mra Lorton
Youlth
Wilson
Cheney
Minear
Hemphill
State Board of Education
Ansious
Community Club Takes Action on Gros Ventre Bridge
A special Community Club meeting on Tuesday urged immediate bridge repair over the Gros Ventre as high water looms. County Commissioners' orders delayed work, prompting a local subscription to cover costs, while updates on residents Tom and Link Tuncson and hospital patient details are noted alongside local travel and hunting news.
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Gros Ventre
Simpson
Stimpson
Teton National Forest Game Census Planned by Rangers
A census of game in the Teton National Forest was conducted from March 11 to 21 by the Biological Survey and forest rangers under the direction of Alva Simpson.
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Teton National Forest
Game
Biological Survey
Forest Rangers
Alva Simpson
Local News Briefs From The Valley Community
Local items report C McKahan returning from a three month crett in Indians potty and planning permanent settlement as an undertaker serving the valley. J B Ripplinger plans motorist goods and rubber gear while Tom Bates expands wood cutting contracts. The children's masquerade at the W O W Hall drew many costumed youngsters. St Johns Guild meets with Mrs Ely and will gather again next week. Win Cowan builds a forge in Mr W alker's blacksmith shop.
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C. McKahan
Crett
Indians Potty
St. John’s Guild
Mra
Ely
Will
Harry Wagner
Win
Cowan
Mr. Walker
War Price Increases Hit Local Merchants
Floral merchants report widespread price rises due to the European war. Wool serges up 9 to 15 percent, dyes outpacing colorfast guarantees, acids and chemicals up 45 percent, and garments like overalls rising from 10.50 to 16.50 per dozen. Grocery items also climb as manufacturers warn no guarantees on color or dye stability amid wartime shortages. Kemmerer Camera notes Mr Hi P Lingenfelter’s weekend trip and ranch visit with Zeu.
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Europe
Kemmerer
Jackson Creamery Cash Buying and Wholesale Terms
Jackson Creamery advertised cash payment for cream and emey plus wholesale for cash only. Delivery option offered with cash on delivery. Cream checks paid on the 1st and 15th of each month. Ad appears in local commerce notices.
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Wyoming
J. B. Jones
California
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Link Tuncson
Salt Lake City
Mr. Impson
Jackson Hardem Co
Walter Dallas
Walter Heaman
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Spicer & Lloyd
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First National Bank
Driggs, Idaho
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Taylor
G. & Walker
BO. Kimball
View
Cashier
Bacon Creek
Cottonwood
Goose Wing
Burnt Cabin
Coalbank Mt
Hear Paw
Kear Paw
Slave Cr
Mt. Leidy
Horsetall
Turpin
Red Hills
Devil's Elbow
Waecktall Hutte
Jackson Mountain
Sheep Creek Hills
Flat Creek Canyon
Tidge
Syring Gulch
Peterson
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Twin Creeks
Ditch Creek
Uffalo
Blackrock Fair
Haffalo
Arizona
Dead Mans
Jackeon Lake
Ead Man's Bar
Gre Ventre
Horack Canyon
Jackson's Hole
Jackson Mercantile Co
Tearry
Leary
Ellie Hike
Isis
Omer
J.B. Ripplinger
Tom Bates
Net
Fincher Houty
A. Kay Tuchma
Hi. P. Lingenfelter
Priday
Jackson Creamery
Deer Hills
Squaw
Hotack Mesa
Hoback River
Deer Molack
Martin Ur
Hatley
Star Brand
Charles Deloney
State Bank
Mittens
W. Delancey
Wallamm
Ae Jove
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