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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
1
Residents note district streets being graded to the center and ditches cleared while ditches crossings are repaired. Ash heaps, tailings and can piles disappear as teachers clean the school yard and Delaney store exterior woodwork is repainted. Cars bustle through town and a traffic cop may be hired by the new council. Spring arrival seems near.
A Pure Food club meeting at Mrs. Henry Crabtree's home decided to sell the club’s liberty bond and use the proceeds to improve the road to the cemetery. A committee of Mrs. Miller Wood and Ely will direct the work. The annual card party will be at St John’s club room on May 13. Members unable to attend should inform at the next meeting at Mrs. Hull’s home or soon after.
A Jackson area school meeting sees strong turnout and broad support for funding a new Wilson-Jackson High School. Voters approve seven mills for public schools with surplus directed to the high school, while state funds and tuition plans shape the project and staffing.
A report notes no screen model meets merit for a county utility project after tests by Kish Commissioner and others. Plans to visit Sheridan May 11 to inspect a patent by Dr Homes Carneros are outlined, with local comments on recent municipal work and community notices amid a busy week.
A Jackson hole resident, Minty formerly with Rally, wins first prize in a national contest described by The American Magazine. The award recognizes the top entry in a nationwide competition judged for its message and impact.
Notice calls all members of American Legion Jackson's Hole Post No 43 to attend regular meeting at Gur nexh on Friday May 11 and special meeting Saturday night May 8 and asks ex service men to join. Members urged to bring discharge papers and a guest. Also notes latest novelty Ladies Leather Melts at Deloney's.
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