Official Council Proceedings May 1 1916 in Jackson Wyoming
Regular session notes the May 1 1916 meeting at Jackson State Bank with Mayor Harts Wagner and councilmen Jones Deloney absent Wort. Minutes from April 3 1916 approved. bills listed include salaries for April and May plus work and cash advances. A motion to donate ten dollars to Jackson Hospital passes. “clean up” week designated for May 1–7. meeting adjourned with clerk F C Hemphill attesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Jance
Jackeon State
Hank
Harts Wagner
Nk Jones
H.W. Deloney
Alsent
G J. Wort
Chas
Deloney
Melee
N. Nickell
Fh Jones
Wagner
W, Delonty
J. HL. Walker
Jackson State Bank
F.C. Hemphill
Hichard Mayer
RA Fuller
G McKahan
le A. Loomis
Jones
Jackson Hospital
Mame
Delaney
Ith
Clean Up Week Declared by Town Council
May Sth week designated Clean up by Town Council. Citizens urged to fund aid and rake yards to keep town clean. Town will hire collectors to gather rubbish and haul to the dumnd. Mayor Wagner. Also included are old sale listings for typewriter and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Wagner
Picnic for eighth grade and high school graduates
Pupils from the eighth grade graduating class and high school attended a yearend Courtesy party last Saturday. Laura Lloyd entertained at a picnic in F Creek canyon while T. W. Lieve Mrs Jones and Mrs John Williams accompanied the group, who traveled by autostage canyon about twelve miles to Five Sackson. Cars were decorated in school colors. A fine board lunch was served at mid day and sports and fishing occurred. The camping spot was beautiful and the day was praised as perfect. The return to town featured a loud class yell.
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Laura Lloyd
F Creek Canyon
T. W. Lieve
J. BR. Jones
John Will
Autostate Canyon
Local charity events and community notices from Jackson area
A dance in Kel ly on April 7th raised ten dollars for a hospital fund after Mrs J Allen and granddaughter Mint Mavel Nelson initially directed proceeds elsewhere. Additional events include a Community Club meeting at Joln's House on May 15, home cooked sale at Jackson Market May 12 to benefit the hospital, and local visits by Mise Mary Smyes of Aspen Ridge.
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Kelly
Mra
J. Allen
Mint Mavel Nelson
Jackson Mere
Min BN. B. Bilston
Tels
Mise Mary Smyees
Anpen Ridge
Jackson
Javier
Annual School Election and Budget in District 20
The annual meeting of District No. 20 was held in the WO Hall with President G. Raitt presiding. Reports on minutes treasurer and school maintenance funding were reviewed leading to a seven mill tax approval and a request for an extra teacher and room for Cheney school amid funding concerns and a scarce turnout.
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WO. W. Hall
G. Raitt
Clas
J. &. Simpson
P. A. Imeson
Chen- Jay
Cheney
Kelly
J. J. May
Hen F
Joe
Lal
Commencement Program and Local Notices Amid May Events
A scanned page lists the Cheney eighth grade commencement at Cheney on May 12 with six graduates and invites attendance. Local business notices include dissolving the Lloyd Spicer mercantile partnership and shared ranch ties, while Jackson reminders cover hotel staffing needs, a newborn, oats for sale, Angora chaps, and a harness shop advertisement. Nearby travel and family notes reference California visit plans and relatives.
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Cheney
Notice of Election and Local Notices in Jackson
Notice declares a May election at W. Hall Jackson for mayor and council terms, with voting hours from morning to four pm. Includes food sale to aid hospital bene... also mentions poultry sale, deer season incident, and May entertainment by military and local groups.
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Jackson
Ube
Gouneuven
Polly
Bene
School Funds Apportioned and Forester Appointment Noted
Maggie F Nicholson announced apportionment of 828255.08 from the Compton school funds to Lincoln County districts. The report lists district treasurers and amounts, plus notes on a May 12 food sale in Jackson and a May 20 Jackson trip. Also details a shift in Assistant District Forester with CN Woods succeeding Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie F. Nicholson
Compton
Linculn County
Lee LM
Jowey Dist
RM. Turner
W. Milter
Williams Co & A.D. Notte
Charles Olsen
Frank Springman
Dumnes Mickeson
Harold Mann
Povest Service
Chechen
Vietriot Forester
Hoyt
Tatermeuncain Bute Est Service
Woods
Forest Ser View
Steshow
Tietins
Sawtoth
Idaho
Distriet
Intermountain Forest
Food Sale Boosts Hospital Fund at Local Event
May 12 fundraiser at Live Oak Creek Schoolhouse features bread pastries meats salads and candies. Proceeds up to date include a hospital fund boost from a charity dance with admission and auctioned homemade goods, plus a luncheon sale.
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Official Council
Flat Creek
Wie Cowan Pool Hall
Kirkendall
T. W. Lloyd General Merchandise
The
First National Bank
Driggs, Idaho
Rens
W. Wat. Taylor
Kimball
Walker, Caebier
Orarion
Ties Howem
Newree
Tarek
Lawes
Seto Uaristina A. Pent
Canina
Canora DeLorer
the Claw of
Hinton
Anse Jomween
Vom Aawyer
Mark Twalts
Caritaj
Winne Mise Pana Nowerr
WC Dawoxey
Farly Goodrich
Brinton Brothers
Victor
George Hobnet
T. W. Lloyd
Walter Spicer
Spicer
Lioyd
California
Enid
Simpson
L. A. Loomis
Jackson Harness Company
Joe Novak
Harry Wagner
C. Hemphill
Javenon Mere
Priday
Hospital Benedis
Mik Post Action
Park Ards
Dick Thornton
Justice Guurt
Une
Rome
Jackson Mercantile Co
Ripplinger
Wilson News
Era
Geo. Goodrick
Leek
Ps Stoel
Shorlock A. M
Unewala
Mr. Joy
Wilson
Teton
Mr. and
Mr. Lee Cover
Madge Giles
Irene Ward
Reva
Nellie Goodelex
Warren Edmiston, Jr
Julius Mere
Wilton
Mr. Bade
Mr. Ward
Mike
D. A Judd
Judd Ranch
Charles Deloney
State Bank
Jackson's Hole
ASP
Feans Wow
Mraeeere T. W. Sieve
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