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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
8
The ecced of the junior dances by Rev Johns at St John’s church was held at home every other Friday for Jackson youths with about thirty present. Mr Johns provided the music and led the dancing. The next event is planned for November 18.
Fragmented recalling of hunting permissions and travel notes from Sikwonst Kelly Wyoming. Mentions Mr and Mrs Crabtree traveling from Jackson to Salt Lake City in a Premier car to Freionia Kansas, leaving the car in Salt Lake due to bad roads, then boarding a train to Indianola Nebraska for two weeks. Also references sale or trade ads and local residents across Sheridan and Kelly with various errands and family movements.
A fragmentary text discusses nature's primacy and satirical critique. It mentions an unnamed man of the world stepping into a palace of custom, with sanctity shunning legions and reality. The writing appears as a rough excerpt from Emerson’s meditation on society and truth.
A reader recalls a mother taking children to church rather than a cinema, noting a brother who wished to watch a film. He grumbled, wishing the sign read No Children Allowed, while the mother insisted on attending services.
A quirky translated note claims sleep improves daily effort and offers a compass rule. It suggests facing west to finish work, says facing south is least favorable, and compares nominal benefits of angles for daily exertion.
The Jacksons Hole Post American Legion plans Armistice Day events starting at 11:00 am in St John’s house with a business meeting in the afternoon. A banquet at 7:30 pm will be served at the Reed hotel for members and guests, followed by a public dance at the clubhouse.
Leek ranch bans all hunting and trespassing on the property. Signed by N. Liew. Dated 10-28.
W C Deloney was elected as Jacksons Hole candidate to the State Legislature by a 44 vote majority per a telegram received yesterday. It was a close call, but Jacksons Hole can count herself fortunate in the election of Mr Deloney.
Denver doctor Dr M R Howard toured via Fall River Basin guided by Frank VanVicck and marveled at St John’s Hospital’s facilities in a small place. Fort Collins doctors Dever Carey Morton and Idaho Falls’ Coy joined post hunt. Screen stars Gladys Walton and Jack Perrin billed at ICC Hall Friday night. Baptist Sunday School hosted a party. Dr R O Young advertised eye headache care in Jackson November 17 18.
An inventive adaptation features a pointed skirt, short straight jacket, embroidered mouse motifs on the front back and sleeves, with a special price arrangement. A matching girdle and handsome trim complete the tailored look.
A home flea remedy suggests sprinkling areas with a dense layer of a preparation consisting of eight ounces of Tascet powder, eight ounces of borax, and pennyroyal two drama. The mix targets pest infestations in living spaces.
Fragmentary remarks discuss responsibility as a guiding force, claiming weather and value shape human action. References to poetry, doctrine, and belief appear, with a stray mention of Oliver Lodge. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or entities.
Mrs. William A. Coltey of New York believes the pet canary’s trills come only after weeks of arduous training aided by a novel autamatte argon. The text notes Mrs. Williamy traine tundenda of sengutere eneh slwy in relation to the training effort.
A fragmented item proposes federal operation of a hatchery to improve fish distribution from hatchery to river, with local support suggested through a dedicated staffer. It notes success in neighboring states and urges organizing a local sportmen group to address game questions. Also mentions Gladys Walton’s balloon ascent and a picture show Friday night November 12.
A list offers three bargains including a heavy housing sled and a complete drag-out fit with steel rails for mine or sawmill use and an inquiry contact for R. E. Millisk. A correction notes Dr Kerwitz will not head Bishop Rand Hospital in Lander but may practice there. Also an ad promises guaranteed work and free changes for one year and a glasses offer. A milling and food wheat ad appears from Waliter Sort in Uray Hollow.
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