Wyoming convicts receive long second degree murder sentences
Western Wyoming reports two men, Albert Q. Clark and Ibert O. Clark, both convicted of second degree murder for killing their wives, receiving sentences ranging from twenty five to forty years. The piece notes other regional items including a new Green River Gun Club field, school principal changes, cattle grower meetings, and county political shifts.
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Nowe Barricn
Albert Q. Clark
Laramie
Feoay
Ibert O. Clark
Marek
Green River
Te Buinann
Johnson ‘County
Buffalo
Wyai
Prinetpal
Lararte
St. C. Kroeger
Albany County
Lamnvnte
W. C. Thorman
Reytolds
Kemmerer
Wye
District of
Wyoming
Republcan
Congress
Claire Gordon
Gotet
Cheyenne
United States
Lagd
Bik
Sapastan
Sart
Phoeals
Ariz
Riv
Ass Company
University of Eae
Ind Minneapolia
Washington
Sngton
Denver
Los Angeles
Omaha
Forest Supervisor
Larqmig
Ida Long
Newton B. Long
Sussex
University of Wyomng
Colorado
Basin
Wil
Walter Ming
Luke
Owe Huewore
Wyoming Governor Announces Re election Candidacy
The Wyoming governor declares his bid for re election in the Republican primary and general election. He touts an administration he portrays as honest and efficiently run while noting limits on appointments, highlights tax and land fund gains, school funding, oil receipts, and efforts to reduce freight rates and settle water rights with federal and state bodies. He emphasizes industrial development and fair treatment of citizens.
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Wyoming
Andjset
Stuny Ton
Thone
State Land Office
Royal Medta
Commissioner of Public Lands
State Educational Department
Reclamation Service
North Platte River
Colorado River Commission
Green River
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Last Meeting of PTA elects Pospesil as chair
The Last Meeting of the PTA for the year on May 5 elected Mrs Pospesil unanimously as chair. The group approved last minutes, discussed questions, and set plans for next year. Haight named Vice President Wagner as Secretary Treasurer, with program and press roles assigned.
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Parent Teachers Association
Mra. Poapeall
P.T. A
Pogpesil
Haight
Wagner
Sod
Mra. Pogpesil
Mra. MacCain
Beagle
W. E. Lloyd
Bean
Campfire Girls Entertain At Kelly Rectory Party
Thursday evening the Grand Teton Camp Fire Girls hosted a party at the Rectory entertaining friends and parents with games songs and refreshments prepared by the girls.
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Kelly
Inet
Local items and notices from Hoback road work and town life
Local notes report road work on the Hoback segment starting from Cheney with six percent grades and long curves. The Jacksons Hole Courier seeks 25 new subscribers and urges home town patronage. A picture show will admit children free on Saturday May 20. Several residents, visitors and local events are mentioned along with a plea to subscribe and support local merchants.
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Austin
Hoback
Cheney
South
Jackson's Hole
Women Mothers Sisters and Wives Sweethearts Featured Page Five
A reading highlights a themed page focusing on women in family roles. The issue presents profiles and social notes honoring mothers sisters wives and sweethearts with period tone and brief civic and cultural context.
Congratulations to the 1022 graduates
A hearty congratulations goes to the 1022 graduates and a sincere wish they finish the education begun.
Local Girl Will Graduate From Dee Memorial Hospital
Miss Misa Fao Deloney daughter of Mr and Mrs WW C Deloney will graduate with honors from the Dee Memorial Hospital in Ogden Utah, reflecting her dedicated study and achievement in nursing.
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Misa Fao Deloney
WW. C. Deloney
Dee Memorial Hospital
Ogden
Uteh
Pure Food Club Hosts Mrs Geo Kelly May 19
Mrs Geo Kelly and Mrs R Winker will entertain the Pure Food Club on Friday afternoon May 19. The event features a social gathering with members invited to attend and enjoy the afternoon program.
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Geo Kelly
R. Winker
Pure Food Club
Moran Briefs and Local Happenings Highlight Dillard Newland Start
Robert Bacon has joined Dillard Newland in employment. A baby daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Christian suffered a painful accident when her finger was caught in a clothes wringer. Miss Marean visited with friends. Bennie Sheffield and T A Insigni represented us at Elk Saturday night dance. Joe Phillips arrived from Ashton on Monday. B D Sheffield engaged in considerable activity.
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Robert Bacon
Dillard Newland
C. R. Christian
Bennie Sheffield
T. A. Insigi
Elk
Atrenuous Wiloria and Slow Facts In Grovont Column
The column humorously notes band members urging Lewia Curtin for night trips while Phat C J Palmer wins a case by slow presentation. Spring signs trigger Peter Nelson to suffer ford itis. Plans drift toward a boardwalk from Doug store to Flat Creek Bathing Beach amid spirited naming races.
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Wiloria
Lewia Curtin
Phat C. J. Palmer
J.P
Phat
Doug
Flat Creek
Best Spellers From Jackson High District
A spelling contest at Jackson identified top grade school spellers Adeling and Lucas from eighth grade John Ryan from seventh Amy Jean Pierson from sixth. They were to represent Jacksons Hole at the county match in Kemmerer, but exact travel date info arrived too late for the students to go.
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Jackson
Adeling
Lucas
John Ryan
Amy Jean Pierson
Jacksons Hole
Kemmerer
People of Our Town Cartoon Misreads Editor’s Collapse
The Last Minute Advertiser teases bringing in his copy early while the editor collapses, chair and all. The piece mocks past missteps and hints at editorial overreach by a local paper in a playful, rough-edged style.
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Qun
J H S Seniors Entertained at Longs Home
The Senior Class of J H S was entertained Thursday by Mrs Long and Mrs Beale at the Long home in South Parks. Rooms gleamed in orange and black the class colors. A four course dinner followed promptly at eight. Music cards recitations and dancing made a very enjoyable evening.
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Long
Beale
South Parks
Aix
Pay Up Back Subscription Today At Local Page
Fragmentary note urges readers to settle overdue subscriptions noted on page with mention of mother wife and swout context. emphasizes urgency to renew and settle dues today.
No-Cause Verdict in Wyoming Trial Over Contempt and Fines
The trial drew a large crowd as the jury found no cause for action and ordered Smith to repay expenses. C W Heagle faced contempt charges, was fined 420 and jailed two days, then had the fine doubled for failing to pay. On May 11, the case State v Hugh Smith moved to the District Court after binding over.
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Smith
C. W. Heagle
State of
Wyoming
Hugh Smith
Ftate
District Court
Smykel vs Smith Rehearsed Suit Over Two Horses
A civil suit was instituted by Smykel against Smith over two horses in question. The jury trial occurred May 10 before Justice Fuller. The plaintiff, represented by attorney G Palmer, contends the defendant engaged in an insult and recovery actions relating to the horses.
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Smykel
Posee Fuller
G. Palmer
Miscellany for Sale and Local Ads from 1920 Page
A collage of sale notices and personal ads lists items for sale including canary birds fancy syrups phonograph records and washing machines. It mentions Mrs McCoy Wilson Wyo W V Redmond Driggs Idaho and Chas Wilson among others. Also promotes a rheumatism herb and notes prices with regional distributors and parcel post options.
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Ade
VOR
Sale
McCoy Wilson
Wyo
Phonograph
Victor
Edison Records
Pontage
Jas
P. Griggs
Driggs
Ida
Reed Or
Seed
Harmison
Wilson
For Sale or Trade Items and Animals Listed Announced
For sale offers a four horse power Witte engine and Appleton rag raw in first class condition. Inquire at Courter. Also a note about Crawford swamp trespassing and Patterson Hunch with various garbled phrases. Includes sale of a span of mares and a appwrot geldings with prices right near Wot Newbold.
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Four Gorne Witte
Courter
Newbold
Picture Show Announces Free Admittance on May 20
Wallace Reid stars in Fxcuse My Dunt adapted from The Bear Trap with a two reel comedy Uncle Tom without a Cabin. The management proclaims a children’s day on May 20 at the picture show and will admit all children free.
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Wallace Reid
Saturday Evening Post
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Wyoming State News
Campfire Girls
Billy Lafferty
Barry Moore
Tuckson
Billy
Poco- Mra
Henry Francis
Dean Baxter
Jackson Lake Reservoir
J.P. Bimpoon
California
South Pavte
Buster Eston
Miss Marean
Joe Phillips
Ashton
Sheffield
Grovont
Peter Nelson
Kyle
Wort
W. Batley
W. V. Redmond
Miller, Kelly
Western Electric Washing Machine
Elia. Chas. Wilson
Chenny
A. Johnson
Utah
Geo
A. Martineau
Del
Idaho Falls
Jackson Mercantile Co
Milburn
Iowa
Mra
Crawford
Patterson
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Casper