Victory for the Women in Jackson City Election 1920
The complete women's city ticket won an overwhelming vote in Jackson on May 1 1920. The wartime mayor Grace Miller led the ticket with 56 to Fred Lovesy 28. Council and other posts followed with all female candidates securing top positions amid a calm, unprecedented election unique as the city’s first all female governance. Also noted are local arrivals and moves by residents including bar ber Weal Mutherin from Abstrokee and the Scott family relocating from Diamondville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Complete Women's City
Jackson
Nulcher
War
Grace Miller
Fred Lovesy
Ker City
Rose Crabtree
Mae Delaney
Henry Crabtree
Willan Mereill
Foresty Council
Genevieve van Vieck
Faustina Haight
Maurice Williams
T. Hi. Baxter
Pure Food Club entertained at Huff home
The Pure Hood club met Friday afternoon at Mrs CW Huff’s home with Mrs Wheeler and Mrs Huff as hostesses. Four tables of Five Hundred were played. Mrs Richard Winger won high score, Mr D C Nowlin took consolation. A luncheon followed. The next meeting is May 21 at Crabtree hotel hosted by Mr M D Meeka at 2 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CW. Huff
Mies Wheeler
Crabtree Hotel
Walt Nichols Hurt In Wagon Accident Near Jackson
Walt Nichols, driving a grain wagon loaded with about 300 pounds of grain, fell from the wagon on a rough stretch near Wilson and was run over by the front wheel tram. His legs were bruised but not broken. He is in Jackson under a doctor's care as hiccups persist. The Snake River rose last week, forcing removal of the winter bridge between Wilson and Jackson. Ferry service is expected to resume in a day or so as teams ford the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Wilson
Jackson
Walt Nichols
Snake River
Messrs
Porter
Simpson
Gay
Victor
Ndt
Tyouville
Towa
McKahon
Pocatello
Paul Impnon
Afton
Star Valley
Paul
County Division Question Facing Lincoln County People
Western Wyoming Press notes a county division issue will return next winter as Lincoln County’s future rests on votes. Piecemeal talks claim Star Valley and Afton may get a new county. locals fear losing control and fear loss of county seat. A mass meeting in Pinedale signals resistance and a push to act before divisional plans solidify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lincoln
Kemmerer and
Star Valley
Kemmerer
Keromerr
Star Valeley
Afton
Juckgan
An Grea River
Beon
Pinedale
Sweetwater
Tony
Ketsmerer
Evanston
Kenwmerer
Thindolaas County
Anu
Fwo
Board of Commissioners
State of
Cash County
Lin
Bne Regaltar
No Services Baptist Church Schedule Update
No Sunday night services at No Services Baptist Church until Sunday night May 30. Sunday school held each Sunday morning at 11. Several residents travel for jury service and family notices include births and travel to Lovell Wyoming. A social gathering featured homemade candy from Halley's candy kitchen. Mrs. George Goodrick remains ill in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Chute
Ofelock
George Goodrick
Jackson
Extensive Ranch Improvements At P Taneh Co Ranch
The P Taneh Co undertakes large spring improvements with four carpenters building houses and sheds, a five man survey crew laying irrigation ditches, four mechanics maintaining equipment, and ongoing remodelling across the estate. Nearby movement includes Mears family relocating to Menor Ferry and varied visits and travels among locals in Zenith Jackson and Crystal creeks regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Taneh Co
Utey
Baraa
Thayala
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Scott
South Yark
Diamondville
Pure Food Club
Levi Strauss Brand
Wm. Mercill
J. R. Jones
America
Jackson Mercantile Co
Mayer Shoes
Kelly Mercantile CO
Jackson State
Dpank
Robert G Miller
Frank Wood
Vicw
Marty Wagner
Cashion
Redmond
Haneeo
J. Worth
L. Starrett
Guo
Bohnet
No Services Baptist Church
Mort Ely
Mari Merrin
Kerometer
Bred Howe
Dr M. ©. Gaemptell
Wildreton
Ditehervek Yeseetay
Mra. T. B. Bates
Lovell, Wyo
Lee Laem
Silia Hospital
Ee Denton Dyeny
Wor Butten
Cheyenne
Wyo
Alex
D. Meeks
Bar
Atesta
Halley
Bop
Mra
JW. Francis
Zenith
Mrr
Tred Deyo
Claude Simpson
Crystal Creeks
Charles Deloney
Koveralls
Vincent the Tailor
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