Legion Post Organized There In Jacksons Hole
A meeting last Sunday afternoon formed an American Legion post in Jacksons Hole. Rose Porter was elected president, Ray Reed vice president, Bryant Nowlin secretary, and K. Blinman treasurer. An executive committee of Carl Clark, Center Leek, and Wm. Mercill was chosen. Charter work began with National Headquarters awaiting approval. Members joining before April 20 gain charter status. The Legion aims to recruit all war veterans and grow rapidly as a powerful, honored organization.
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Erica OO
F. Ball
Lawson
Rose Porter
Ray Reed
Bryant Nowlin
Ecretary
IC. Blinmwan
Carl 1Ark
Lenter Leek
Wm. Mercill
Ackwon's Hole
Armerican Legion of Honor
National Landquarters
Jackson's Hole
Vanlliet
American Legion
Political Outlook Brims With 1924 Nomination Talk
A look at potential Republican nominees Harding Johnson Lawden and Wood, possible 1924 San Francisco contenders Wilson Palmer McAdoo Reed and Fowarda, plus warding bets on Ward ing and Palmer. Third party hopes center on La Follette Walsh or Frazer Edwards. New Jersey Governor adds surprise angle as managers fret. Curtin Spicer ship Ford cars in Victor while locals discuss moose sightings and weather loosens Teton Pass roads amid routine travel.
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Harding
Johnson
Lawden
Wood
San Francisco
Wilson
Palmer
McAdoo
Reed
Fuwarda
Staus
New York
Washington
Warding
la Follote
Walsh
Fraaur
Edwards
Jerey
Bom Abell
Oats for Sale by G A Ferney Lamont Idaho
Oats for sale listed by G A Ferney of Lamont Idaho. Includes contact note and location. Also mentions Bailey's Pure Home made candies at Jackson Billiard Hall and a candy business offering at Swit Woh St Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Ferney
Lamont, Idaho
Bailey
Jackson Billiard Hall
Spweialty Candymaking Co
Swit
Philadelphia
Cattlemen's Elk Protection Plan Rejected at Worthington
The Jackson Hole cattlemen's plan to protect elk failed to gain support from Forest Service and Biological Survey figures in Worthington. Despite local endorsements, representatives from Ogden, Washington, and New York voiced disfavor, with officials urging separate consideration of the Jackson plan. An emissary explained efforts to harmonize competing interests ended without success, and he disclaims backing the government plan or trying to take control from the Biological Survey.
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Tr Neema
Jackson's Hole
W. 'T Elurnuituy
New York City
Forest Service and Biological Survey
Graves
Forest Service
Exdinund Seymour
American Bison Society
BE. W. Nelson
Incune
Bo Hy
J. Jackson
Duelson
Which Woman Universal Picture at F hall Tomorrow
A 1.0.0 showing of the film Which Woman is scheduled at F hall tomorrow night. The show will start with a 15 minute alert beforehand to notify attendees.
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Universal Picture
F. Hall
Reception For Nashes At Guildhall Church Social
A reception for the Nashes of the Episcopal church was held at Guildhall last Saturday, with refreshments and a pleasant time reported by attendees. Organizers plan monthly social evenings for church affairs. Strangler Lewin, Kentucky’s champion wrestler, defeated Earl Caddock in New York City on March 15 in the first round, breaking Caddock’s collarbone after an hour and thirty five minutes.
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Nash
Episcopal
Guildhall
Kommorer Republican
Strangler” Lewin
Kentucky
Earl Caddock
Iows
New York City
Caddock
Broken glass reused for powder and new objects
The text notes that broken glass is repurposed into powder for various uses and wood is used alongside for making new glass items through melting and reforming processes.
Ada Inserts Ten Cents Per Line For Early Issues
In a column, Ada charges 10 cents per line for the first issue and Se per line for each subsequent one. A quirky note urges sending old shoes to Keibo and Cooper in Baise Idaho for repair and return by parcel post. The garbled text mentions host fees and a phrase about WALGACK KICKS and Vieturdackson Stage, likely garbled OCR.
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Ada
Keibo and
Cooper
Baise
Idaho
Parcel Peat, CO. D
Board Wanted at Private Ranch in Jackson's Hale
A man and his wife with a daughter seek board at a private ranch in Jackson's Hale area for about 40 days starting in August, through August. They request a suitable arrangement and location.
Steve seeks 6 hole range with reservoir in good condition
Classified inquiry from Steve seeking a secondhand 6 hole range with reservoir. Respond by Courier with details of condition and price.
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Inquire Courier
Violence and accidents across Montana and Nevada
In Montana and neighboring Nevada several incidents shape a broad report: premature explosions kill Dan Miller and Carl Prykdahl while John McManan runs to a street and dies in Butte. A bank report shows large demand and time deposits. university students fund college via work. gophers and land efforts. two Mexicans captured after a store robbery in Lovelock. smallpox cases rise in a valley. a fatal shooting in Butte follows a quarrel. Labor peace emerges at Tonopah as wages rise. a Metolli man loses an eye in hunting accident. Public notices include lawsuits, railway toil, tax issues, religious outreach, and Lincoln relic screenings.
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Dan Miller
Carl Prykdahl
Minges
Butte
John McManun
Hutte
Montana
Aretending
Monana
Lovelock
Lulay
Nevada
Wele
Monpa Valley
Niid
Jorm
John Rolich
Pronk Blts
Mutte
Tonopah
Fred Baldwin
Metill
Nev
Fergus Counly
Lewistown
Winenott
Winifred Jost Your
Wyoming Brief News Notes Highlight Local Developments
Wyoming notes report Greybull to raise 75000 for summer sheater. Kaycee homesteader Morris n makes film work near Los Angeles. Zoutte killed in Dietz line accident at 28. Rock River to build 800000 hay with influx of oil visitors. Douglas fur shipments valued at 40000 sold to Chicago. Casper to host IRS office February 15 to March 1. Ther mopolis seed shipping for farmers at cost. Lusk cafe fire damage 7000. Chamber of Commerce Casper gains 419 members. Laramie Republican sold to Sumner Barrage group. 13 Wyoming men killed in action. French government to engrave certificates. Tax watch on rents. Worland water plant bond defeated. Douglas board changes. Big sale planned July 14 47 under state supervision. Refuge stories near Dubois and thefts noted.
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Douglas
Chicago
United States Bureau of Internal Revenue
Casper
Court House
Senvelty
Chamber of Commerce
Thermopolis
J. G. Oliver
Lusk
Busla
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Curtin & Spicer
Victor
Ford
Karl Nichula
Raymond Kent
Kelly
Otto Kusshe
Spread Creek
Jackson
Scott
Hay Golden
Hawley
Teton Pass
Dus
The
Teton National Bank
Driggs, Idaho
Memuer Faderal Reserve
Burplus
F.1. Drake
T Manville
Wesell Bark Srkvick
Nashes
Walgack Kicks
Cenprletar Vieturdackson
Giiye
Steve
Rileyville
Unionville
Sparks
M. Ballinger
Kallapell
Mont
Edward Beebe
Kiko
Board of Supervisors
Elky
Abraham Lincoln
Fay Kennedy
Gold Circle
Teton Co-operative Reservoir Company
Bynum, Mont
Bynam Freigation District
Athur F. Olson
Balt Lake
Tolon Pacific
Omaha
Missoula
Delore Martin Huarte
Honest Thelin
My. Huoatte
Stewart
Democratic Teket
Aghtied bin Durhie
Yielor
Charlee
Bowndup
Wyoming
Union News Berrien Greybull
Denver
Kaycee Divmer
Mra
Fen Morrisn
Los Angeles
Maurice Zoutte
Dietz
Zoutte
Rock River
Larama Republican
Rank Sumner Barrage and Associates
Laramie Republican Company
Vie
Wiliam Ke, Chaplin
Jamon Mathison
Frank W. Spofford
Jane
Harry Fisher
Amerian Legion
Lonnie A. Miller
Wort
Joseph Oarst
Tute Fale Wanagere
A. J Davis
C. A Roeder Wwe
Aeerwonis
Slee
Dawid N. Janes
Vincent the Tallor
Leonard Wood
Qammerme
Jackson Auto Company
Delancy Garage
Iff Ging
R.A. Fa Promi
Williams & Dawson
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