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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1916
Page
3
The Baptist Church will hold evening services at 7 P.M. with preacher Mr. D. U. Nowlin and Mr. W. G. Delaner. Special music will be provided for the event. Everyone is invited, strangers especially welcome. John Pranson, Missionary.
The notice notes J Miner now resides at 316 Connor Ave in Joplin Missouri. It states Mr Miner had to move due to the inability to endure high altitude. It adds best wishes to friends and mentions Tim Chambers has been plowing on the place for several days.
Fragmented OCR notes recount obits and family moves around Ogtion Utah. Mentions Jake Johnson Lloyd buried at Ogtion, Joe May and bride arriving, Willis Wintegar aiding Henry Gunther, regular stage trips from Rovout to Moran, John Kiniker and brother flee land on ash path, Jim Williams returning from Jackson with horses for brother Brank Wile, Kari Kent working with wood saw, May's sister replacing Luis, Gerrit Hardiman helping Himer Hark Waul hay, assorted vague references to local people and dates.
Leonard Ferrin and Vernon Curtis returned to the Curtis ranch near Jackson last Wednesday. Jack Daniel and Curtis Ferrin returned to the Ferrin ranch Monday after a few days absence. Three four-horse government teams returned Monday after breaking roads from the Nelson bill. Dick Thornton visited the Ferrin ranch Sunday. Wille Wolff set a coyote with help from Robert Verrin last week. Harley Comin and wife visited the An Heninger ranch Saturday and returned home Sunday. J D Ferrin and wife were guests at the Heninger ranch Sunday Virginia Heninger returned home with them. Guy and Elmer Hodes plan to start plowing for the Gee brothers on their Flat Creek ranch next week under a contract for 100 acres.
The next regular teachers examination will be held at Keaumerer Afton Jackson and Dig Pinny. The schedule of examinations will be found in the book of rules and regulations on page 25. Copies have been mailed to teachers nationwide. Teachers should come prepared with pens paper and pencils. Macein Nicholeus County Superintendent.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Branston Wyoming announces a public sale of isolated tract in section 4 township 0 north range 117 west near Merion. The tract will be offered at 100 per acre with balance due at sale. Prospective bidders must pay a deposit and meet terms set by the office.
A fragmented verse blends advice to Apply Yourself with zeal and enjoy work through fiddling and cheer. It references Addie, Bobbie, Nero and Rome burning, contrasting effort with indifference and a lighthearted call to action. The tone mimics a period newspaper card with scattered names and phrases.
All members are notified that the day of April 2, 1018 is set aside for divine services at the Maptiet Church to commemorate Anniversary Party. Attendance required with penalty for noncompliance. Jary Von Minean, Secretary.
It notes that about a year ago aml Med moved to a place near the river and decided to leave the valley soon. The Hees are undecided on new location but may return to Hiihnoik. Son Oliver works at Reed Grocery and Meat Co. store and will stay. In Jackson Sunray, Lawrence Carlson, his wife and baby, and Charles Rinehart of Kelly were mentioned.
Notice of foreclosure of a real estate mortgage on property in Laramie County Wyoming. Default on payment details include principal amount of 218000 with interest 647470 and fees 62500. Sale authorized under power of sale, with sale date to be set for Saturday at specified county courthouse, seeks to satisfy debt and costs from the mortgage.
A New York dispatch describes whiskered men in Broadway hotels and theat ers, noting billed as alfalfa and hayseed varieties from Kansas towns. Foreign wealth floods shores after the war, bringing influence, money, and social scene changes. Patrons seek refined dining, wine, and discreet conduct at elite tables as culture evolves.
London Times reports Dr W T R Rivers, in a Pitspatrick lecture at the Royal College of Physicians, links fear of taboo to disease. In Eddystone islands, illnesses are ascribed to taboo violations on fruit trees, with a ritual using four leaves and a chant to remove the taboo and restore health.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a rumor about a royal figure during a Scottish duke visit. The text hints at a disrupted event four to five years prior and references a crow prince in a strained mood amid a temporary reprieve from parental oversight.
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