Chautauqua Plan Moves Forward In Valley
Forty local citizens sign a contract to host a five day Ellison White Chautauqua in 1941 with tickets sold in advance. Promoters will receive $30 each, while proceeds from reserved seats go to organizers and the valley awaits a up-to-date program of lectures music and public entertainment.
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Dringe
Tetan Basin
Sauy
Cooperation Sought To Curb Forest Fires In Teton Region
The article urges citizens to help prevent forest fires in Jackson Hole and the Teton region. It notes fire deaths rise with yearly acreage loss and stresses collective action to protect timber and recreation. It highlights the danger from dry conditions and careless camping.
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Monterin
Teton Forest
Daokvan
Iran
Wuld
Jackson's Hole
Raul
Training Camp Vacation Proposed Amid War Talk
Fragmented OCR text suggests a political note referencing training camps and vacations amid war, with mentions of congressmen and security, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear names or dates to anchor a precise summary.
Contests and Corrections Cheer Back Page Errors
A 14 year old or older reader is urged to spot misprints on the back page ads and correct them for a chance at a cash prize. Winners receive fame dollars and a weekly cash price. contest runs until further notice.
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Perdon
Hunther Nétice
Fragmentary Note Prompts Silent Valley Figures
A garbled OCR style passage hints at a peaceful valley scene with characters named Bruce Soultor and Jackson Moran. It mentions a villain, a ranger’s wife, and a chase with a pack and jumps. Details are unclear but suggest a dramatic pursuit.
Fragmented Political Rhetoric From Broken OCR Text
The readable fragments suggest a political comment urging readers to vote and to reflect on voter understanding. The garbled lines reference voting behavior and belief in prayer, with unclear attribution to any person or event.
Begr Hunter Returns Oly Warner dive att Ame tee oge
Begr Hunter and Oly Warner compete in an Ame tee meet where both athletes posted even scores. Aimed to prove consistency in the event, the pair showcased a tight race and strong dives amid steady conditions.
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Oly Warner
Wyoming News Notes Report Deaths and Bank Finances
Fragmented dispatches describe Joyce Dickiito a 10 year old dying of mountain fever near Bast, and a Wyoming banker collapse tied to bond issuances. Other items include a coyote killing case in Lander, state governance notes, and an expected meeting of the Wyoming Bankers Association amid unsettled reserves.
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Cheyenne
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Tae Hee
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Sinom
Philadelphia
Fremont
Élip
Holiover
Grota
Bank of Guriahd
Nesoureck
Wyoming Bank
Charlie Downey
Lander
Downey
Markovich
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Weyerlig
Helwan
Moi
AuKuet
W. E. Capllu
A.D. Towklin
Trew
United Statue Land Office
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Pearl Willivine
Wild Woman Marshall Pearl Williams Quits Wyoming Town
Cheyenne dispatch reports Pearl Williams, the world’s champion wild man tamer and town marshal of Jackson, Wyoming, resigns after a year in office. The correspondent struggles to reach her as she leaves for unknown plans, with operators relaying her statements about resigning and no longer needing a marshal.
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Hoback Canyon Road Work Funding Uncertain
Jackson’s Hole residents pressure State Highway Department over Hoback Canyon road construction funds. District report notes possible county and state contributions but warns current work may stall without timely cooperative agreement and $5 000 county funds. Letters urging action urged to expedite approval.
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State Highway Department of Wyoming
Hoback Canyon
Lincoln County
State Listway Department
Hobuck “Canyon
Alance
Kevery
Jackson's Hole
State Highway Department
Local items reveal a mix of arrivals, illnesses, and travel
Monday evening brought interest as A Lannon arrived from Bakersfield to Hoback canyon followed by P L Palmer from Grand Island Nebraska. News mentions Breezy Kaxon a hungry waif, EB Holly the South Makota game warden visiting Jack von's Hole, and various residents: Mrs Chas Delonay after surgery in Salt Lake City, Me Lovejoy receiving Governor Careys thanks, Chas McConnell EL B Brown and others in Jackson. Several lists note hospital stays, travel by stage, and family moves between towns including Victor Idaho Warrepeburg Missouri and Douglas Wyoming.
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de Debons
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Fragmented OCR Chronicle of Jackson Hole Area
The readable fragments describe events around Jackson Hole and Snake River with references to bridges, wheat shipments, and individuals visiting from various places. Mentions of port activity at Calveston and Europe, plus medical notes, travel, and local society names appear in garbled form.
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Unrnerae
American Legion Decoration Day Observance Declared
Decoration Day program calls for all business places to observe Monday May 30. Parade assembles at 5:30 A.M. from the drugstore with Civil War veterans, Spanish War veterans, Armory Legion, band, firing squad, Boy Scouts, flower girls. Services at the cemetery with WV Peloney as speaker. music by Jackson band and mate sextette. Rev Harold Johns to lead prayers. Public urged to attend and bring flowers to decorate graves.
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Bridge Guy Team Wins High Honors With Stick Artists
The Bridge Guy team imported several stick artists from Driggs and Edale and walked off with high honors, signaling strong performance ahead.
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Edale
Avai
Graduates With Honors Honor Westminster College Alumna
Friends and acquaintances of Mist Vrances Tanner of Jackson learn she graduates with honors from Westminster College in Salt Lake City Utah.
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Jackson
Westminster College
Salt Lake City
Utah
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