This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
6
The Wyoming 1921 session laws, including 170 chapters plus appended resolutions and memorials, are ready for printing. Type setting and proofreading are finished and printing progressed through the first 42 chapters. If issued April 1, laws will be released nearly two months earlier than the previous acta publication date.
A garbled OCR style column reports on international affairs with references to Japan China Turkey and misprints. It mentions famine 20 000 000 and alleged political shifts plus a humorous note about a pig carried home by airplane and fashion trends.
A historical note lists school heating and building details, plus classroom supplies. It covers standard heating, maps, globes, textbooks approved by state education, a library, phonetic drill cards, counting materials, and art supplies. Next week covers school efficiency and community activities.
A fragment discusses a point of honor and avoidance, naming Hosey Bulfour in a terse reflective note. The text hints at social expectations and personal remedy but offers no clear event or outcome.
The article centers on sweaters and sweater coats designed for everyone. It describes wool or silk garments knitted to varying warmth, with tie on and slip on pieces fitting snugly or loosely. A model showcases the trend toward neat effects and knitted girdles or sashes.
An advertisement touts The Thrice-Weekly World at 2.00 for a year with European news ahead. It promotes thorough coverage and claims the weekly tabloid provides informed reporting at a fraction of the daily price. It also bundles The World with The Jackson’s Hole Courier for 3.00 per year, noting the Ho papers' value at 3.50.
Advertises hand painted cards including tally, calling, correspondence, wedding and birth announcements, place cards and edgings. Promotes artistic taste and chic flair with prices, inviting inquiries to Rachael Saunders in Jackson, Wyoming.
For dyspeptics there is nothing fatter than sour milk. It should be made palatable by adding salt or sugar according to taste. Sprinkling with eioniamon on it makes it quite good.
A 1921 Wyoming letter from Haurwen Hawrwen to W. C. Deloney urges immediate protests by school districts and commercial clubs against withholding oil royalty funds. It discusses a Supreme Court decision, mandamus action, and urges mobilizing taxpayers to seek relief and funds for legal action. The note notes the urgency to distribute funds before March 1, 1921 and references state officials.
William Stilven hosted games with Uther Jess Reamemia nearby. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lacy Myer and Mr. Harley Coffin. J. M. Webb returned from a trip through the Com endo and Lewis Inka country. Misa Hula Smith taught at Blackrock and spent the weekend on her homestead. Webb and T. Philips crossed Jackson Lake to build a gauge house. Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Grimmesey visited Mrs. Elmer Arthur. Earl W. Bowman of Snake River Station on patrol at Sylvan Pass. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Budge were in Moran on Friday. John Murphy of Montana cooked at Teton Lodge. Almer Nelson visited Moran last Sunday.
An undated classified ad describes a four year old Pinto gelding next May, about 1100 pounds, unbroke but gentle and led. It notes a half brother and a good match to the Pinto, with price listed as 00. Seller is T. H. Baxrea of Tuckson, Wyoming, and mentions a Winchester pump shotgun and shells as part of the sale. Also references Indies snow shoes priced at 5.00.
A fragmented quotation argues for staying grounded and trusting others. The text blends peculiar phrasing and stray names, presenting a reflective, if cryptic, stance on human behavior and leadership with unclear setting or date. The piece resembles a scattered vintage editorial aside.
Kelly Mercantile Co asks all customers with outstanding accounts to pay every cent possible in the coming week or ten days. If unable to pay in full, customers may give a note. The move aims to clear 1920 accounts and gauge cash flow.
Advertisement notes ad column misprint for 200 par ling first time and 8 cents per line for subsequent issues. Encourages leaving expressions at the post office and promises to deliver express from Victor. Mentions Wallace Ricks proprietor and Victor Jackson Stage Line along with goods like base goods and feed wheat Watras Soorr Dry Hollow.
In my perveasion at Dick Turpin ranch a stray cow branded either K or Bi on the left ribs is found. Owner may have same by paying feed bill and cost of this ad. Ep Russoto Kelly Wyoming adds clarification.
Fragmentary record from a rural notice references a brown filley breeding event, a shoulder injury note, and an owner seeking information at a ranch. Likely a lost or misfiled livestock inquiry with sparse identifying details and a postal contact.
Notice to parties sending freight or express to our agent or postmaster, discontinues paying others’ freight charges, and directs charges to be sent to the agent at Victor. The charge on freight or express per pack is stated. some packages may be delivered by the Jackson postmaster with charges paid. Names such as W. Broxe, Box, and J. Turetwe appear in the notice.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.