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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
8
The readable passages describe a fragmented text discussing prosperity, personal relations, and a few scattered names and ideas. It references Phonah Clore and Hes tale ve, with vague mentions of a prophecy and Bronei outers.
A fragmented clump of letters and phrases describes workplace idiosyncrasies and attempts at reform. It mentions workers, plodding pace, and vague critiques of efficiency, using quirky wording to note tension between management and staff without clear events or names.
The Wie Courier states it will print opinions from any side in the Jackson area but will not publish defamatory or untruthful material. It pledges concise, on topic articles and rejects sensational or rambled stories while upholding fairness.
Read by pupils at Kelly School, a children's play titled The Dolls Svtposum will be presented Friday May 13. Students will perform scenes with speaking parts and songs, inviting families to attend the school event and support the young actors.
SPECIAL NOTICE offering discount for cash on wide tire farm and mountain wagons harness collars and extras. Overstocked on these widths and moving. Call We TE Bo dan AutY CO, He da Grancll, Peop., ibaa oily Dorie, Diet. A CONCESSION "I can only ba sister to you"
Fragmentary text describes a medical or scientific misstep involving an egon cannon in M18 and a government or doctors likely examining a spring or waters. The passage references England and a rapid response by the webacteries to Epson years later, with haste to take waters.
The Teton County Board of Commissioners met in Jackson on April 24 with members Tedmond Hansen and Williams Bachcone Kner present. They discussed county affairs before adjournment after noting no further business and appointing county clerk.
Grain market brief lists oats and wheat varieties with prices per hundredweight and sacks. Mentions Saturday delivery, contact details for orders, and names associated with the Wyoming area.
Miss Nettie Kitty and Rev Johns hosted a large invitee list at St John’s Hostel last Thursday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Buster Extes. Progressive Five Hundred yielded prizes for Mrs C W Till and Mrs Abner Nelson. Dr C W Muff and Win Mereill captured men’s first prize. a tie break left Dr Muff ahead. An elaborate launch was served around midnight as guests enjoyed the event.
A clarification outlines prior claims involving Mrs. Susie Livy assisting Mrs. R. Jones at the Jackson school. The notice revises previous corrections, confirming who hosted the pupils and correcting earlier misattributions.
Joe Deyo Jr son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Deyo of Zenith underwent an appendicitis operation at St John s Hospital last Saturday He is recovering and expected to show progress in coming days
The vicar Houn Jolxe calls the St John s Church Jackson Kay to attend the May 8 service day with an 11 A M and 8 P M schedule. A church school session precedes the morning service and a regional theatre program in China features Confucianism Taoism and Buddhism.
Flat Creek news reports the death of Mrs Miranda MeHeide at her daughter Mrs Harrie Robinson's home in Ormada. Several locals moved cattle, attended events, and family visitors were noted as wintering in Utah and traveling to summer homes. The seventh graders took exams, and a school meeting had strong attendance.
Local items warn thousands in lost funds if the Good Roads bond issue fails on May 1b. A well organized Highway Commission would be discharged if the issue does not carry, risking years of taxpayer money and machinery value. Nearby notes mention a lost rhinestone comb, a Jackson ball game win over Lean of Snake River Bridge crew, and list of local trades and social notices including Odd Fellows and travel updates.
The Snake River rose rapidly yesterday likely due to opening one or two gates at Jackson Lake dam. The winter bridge between Wilson and Jackson is being pulled to prevent washout while Mr. Nethercott, who bought the old ferry, has it repaired and ready to operate once the river becomes fordable.
Mr and Mrs R E Miller moved into their new house the first of the week after a year of building and finishing. The interior is described as a model of modern convenience and practical use.
Dr. R. O. Young advertises watch repair services with guaranteed quality. He plans to visit Kelly on May 10 and Jackson on May 11 to deliver and repair watches for customers who bring them in.
A sale note offers good eating apples at 1.50 per box with delivery to your post or address. Terms include prepaid parcel post and a warm to kitchen slogan. Location cited as Millville Utah with a postal delivery offer.
The Denver Record Stockman announces a subscription rate of 45.00 per year. An office location is listed for The Jackson's Hole Courier with contact for renewals and new subscriptions.
Short classified notice from Jackson Wyoming lists three sports teams for sale. It notes all-around quality players, youth, and low funds with an average weight of 1200 pounds and names Fred Topping as the contact.
The John C. Rutherford ranch on main highway one mile north of Ditch creek offers 100 acres for 1000 dollars. A rear swap. A adjoining 60 acres on the south can be bought cheap. Inquire T. Ht Baxter Jackson Wyo eat.
Registered Short Horn bulls for sale include 12 head ranging from yearlings to two years old. Also two polled Short Horn bulls, two years old. Locations listed as Aven Sxrrn and Kk in Wyoming with contact 4-215-12.
Seed grain prices listed for Grovont Wyoming show per hundredweight bids at 87.50 for good seed and 92.00 for Tl orse barley. Andy Chambers of Grovont is noted as the source.
For sale is 10 acres of land and equipment located two and a half miles north of Kelly Wyoming. The property is nearly fully fenced and under cultivation. Interested buyer contact John Tay Lon at Kelly, Wyoming.
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