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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
8
Henry Wallace then secretary of Aurivoll sent congratulatory sympathy to a vote on the packer bill. John J. Kenrick of Wyoming wrote letters after the debate, noting surprise at the final tally and praising the effort as a magnificent fight and unexpected win.
A fragmented reminiscence notes a legendary figure named Jud Tunkins and a reflection on time and consensus. The passage hints at memory, aging, and elusive certainty, suggesting a persona who cannot recall a shared moment of agreement.
Flat Creek Mies Growh entertained the school children and their mothers Inez Friday at an Easter party in the school house. Ben Gee has engaged Fred Moyer to help with spring work. Mr. Moyer lives at the Homhaw place. Partien wort dehorning on Wednesday at the La Plant and Susibewm rancher. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Petersen were in town Saturday to see their son Leonard who is ill with measles at the Alter Nelson home. Mr. Poxpetil, band master at Jackson, staying with his sister Mex, Ladd Wright. Carol Clark helping Guy Ratliff this week. Frank Petersen went to Kelly Monday.
County Attorney clarifies in Kenneres Wyoming on March 14 1921 that an elected official does not assume office until bond and oath are filed and predecessor has vacated the post. The letter to R A Waller Jackson Wyoming notes suspension ends only when the new bond and oath are legally filed.
A teachers exam will be held at the Jackson high school building for Jackson's teachers on April 7 8 and 9 County Superintendent Fahut Socrstes on Government notes the occasion aims to qualify for the government exam with a focus on public service and civic administration.
The article describes the opening school year with football between Jackwon-Wilson High and Deckon Town, weekly Friday meetings of the School Association, dances and entertainments by the sixth and early grades, and a March 4 party with singing, dancing, and refreshments. The Domestic Science class prepared luncheon. the Manual Training class began with a project and reports notable crafts such as window repairs, benches, phono cabinet, and various home-use items by students.
St Johns Church announces a Sunday service schedule for April 3, 1921 with 10:00 A M sermon at Ghieh Schou and 2:00 P M Sony Service followed by an 8:00 P M evening service led by Vicar Hanowo Jonge.
A fragmented exchange portrays a tense split where a woman styled as Alimony Amy reflects on marriage, authority, and dignity. The speaker contrasts a former husband with a self defined Worthy Citizen, asserting personal truth and autonomy amid social judgment.
Fashion reviews show four directions in spring suit styles with varied boxounts and straightning trends. Skirts remain plain while color and trim options shrink to finer details. The sash ribbon and silk embellishments appear in select outfits, signaling evolving tailoring and material used.
The Jacksons Hole Courier criticizes Courier Dubois and warns that extending Yellowstone Park and related monopolies by large corporations will harm Dubois and northwestern Wyoming. It urges readers to see through propaganda and protect local tourism from corporate influence.
Tomorrow is April 1 warning readers to avoid dangerous pranks. Caution urged to not kick hate litter on sidewalks and to ignore stray pocketbooks found in public areas. Authorities advise checking surroundings for hazards and securing belongings to prevent harm.
Local items report residents like TL Van Vieck and F B A Hartman in Jackson and nearby areas with travel, Easter, and business notes. It mentions the Drigus Idaho ranch manager, J P Almey in Kelly, Adele Shreve and others at Snake River bridge camp, and a dentist in Jackson. Also lists sewing machine repair, a Ranger bicycle for sale, and an uninterrupted travel schedule despite transportation changes.
Col Guy D. Goff appointed general counsel of the United States Shipping Board. Goff formerly served in the Corps and held key posts in maritime law and policy.
Four-hole stove in good condition offered for 815. Mis. TU Baxren.
For sale, a sorrel striped Clydesdale stallion foaled April 13, 1014. Bred by Heber Land & Livestock Co. at Salt Lake City. Registered by American Clydesdale Association. Prospective buyers call Haroun Ka Co., Elk, Wye at 3-33-31 for more information.
A fragment reports a two year old black pure bred horse not registered. Mentioned names include H. PL gas Singing and Waster, plus a ranch in Warren Henrie, Kelly, Wyoming. The note references Bule and J. B. 8.
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