Disaster relief costs and scope of Red Cross drive
A Red Cross annual report estimates disaster relief costs at 1,441,486 dollars for the year ending June 30, 1922. Seventy-two disasters caused deaths and injuries, left over 145,000 homeless or needing assistance, and damaged property estimated at over 30 million dollars. Floods, tornadoes, fires, epidemics, and other calamities struck nationwide, with notable losses in Ban Antonio Texas and near Vicksburg, Mississippi. The Roma airship disaster prompted rapid relief, while overseas incidents in the Philippines and Santo Domingo tested response. The organization seeks renewed membership from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day to sustain expanded relief efforts.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Cleastera
United States
Ban Antomnic
Texas
Vicksburg
Miss
U. S. Army
Virginia
Hampton
Philippines
Muailo
Tonto
Ban Domingo
San Domingo
Ban Salvador
Red Crowe
Homesteader Found Dead in Cabin Above Jackson
The body of Lares M. Oleon a Flat Creek homesteader was found in his one room cabin seven miles above Jackson Friday by Inez Powell. He had been dead several days with the body deteriorating. He came to America 50 years ago and had lived on the Wea Mulherin homestead for about three years. He was a member of the Pioneers of Alaska. An inquest led by Roy Van Vieck Ray Reed R.A. Fuller and I. N. Powell indicated death from natural causes. Burial was held Saturday afternoon.
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Lares M. Oleon
Jackson
Inez
LN. Powell
Olven
Armerica
Wea Mulherin
Olsen Wan
Pioneers of
Alaska
Roy van Vieck
Ray Reed
R.A. Fuller
I. N. Powell
New Addition To COURIER Staff
W E Hiatt joins the COURIER staff with broad newspaper and advertising experience. formerly ran agencies in Chicago and Richmond. Eighteen months ago he left as Advertising Manager and Extension Director of the International Accountants Society of Chicago to pursue Dude Ranching in the Hobai basin before moving to Jackson for his daughters to have good schooling. The paper notes his caliber and suggests readers adopt a policy of watchful waiting.
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W. E. Hiatt
Chicago
Ilinois
Richmond
Virginia
T Fh
International Accounta Society of Chicago
Wyoming
Hobai Basin
Jackson
Hithrés Daughters
Hintt
Declamation Contest Notes and School Updates
School notes describe a declamatory contest run with the literary society and judged by Mr Buna Captain Buckenvorth and Ray Beaty. Three pupils per class selected across oratorial dramatic and humorous categories. Examinations and training planned, with date to be announced. Also reports on Dr H I Scarborough visiting Jackson with visually impaired pupils, Benny Sheffield returning after whooping cough, Charley Wilson entering Sophomore class, and ongoing local business and supply notices in Jackson.
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Literary Society
Buna
Buckenvroth
Ray Beaty
Benny Sheffield
Charley Wilson
Park Extension Up Again
The letter and public meetings reveal strong local opposition to Park extension, led by the South Park Community Club and Jackson Hole groups. Opponents warn of privatized water projects and loss of grazing and mineral access, urging preservation of park integrity and local interests.
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Ineul Forest Office
Teacing
N. Leak
South Park
South Park Community Club
J. G.imeson
A Pair of Sixes Play Tickets On Sale Saturday
The play A Pair of Sixes announces ticket sales start Saturday with proceeds pledged to support the Legion building fund. Production details and show times are expected to be released by the theater.
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Legion Building Punch
Wedding in Salt Lake City Teton tale announced
Miss Marie Ireland of Philadelphia will marry Harold Hammonds of Jackson Hole in Salt Lake City early in December. The couple plan to live at the White Giraes Ranch after the ceremony. The installment notes a series of local arrivals and visits, plus election Day turnout disappointment due to missing ballot boxes and condolences to the Mungram family on Leonard Mungram’s death.
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Jackson Hole
Salt Lake City
Marie Ireland
Philadelphia
Harold Hammand
Jack> Non Hole
Hammonds Sinter
Ward
East Lake City
White Giraes Ranch
Were you ever dealt a pair of sixes Save money by spending it with J. C Robertson & Co.
An advertisement from Victor promotes savings and urges readers to shop with J. C Robertson & Co. The notice emphasizes value and cost reductions likely tied to a local business promotion.
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J. C Robertson & Co
Victor
Hunters Leave Well Satisfied After Trip
Mr. Howard Hout of Salt Lake City and Mr. J D Wallet Des Moines La report a very successful hunting trip. They praised the experience, said they would return, and noted elk taken by Hout and a good rin by Wallet. Guides Redinuod at Red Greek Bush and Bimpeon assisted.
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Howard Hout
Salt Lake City
J.D
Des Moines
Kueh
Houtshot
W. 2
Redinuod
Bimpeon
Reuioud
Baptist Church Auction and Services Notice
A local Baptist church announces morning and evening services with a sale of goods to fundraise. The notice invites bidders to the auction at 420 Southern Building, Washington DC, with terms rejecting bids below appraised values and details about upcoming community events.
Unclear local notice fragment from Courier era
Fragmentary OCR text references Roberteon Coin View Valley force, International Literature, Warnture, and Musaetl Lowel. Unable to determine a clear event, date, or entities. provides limited context about a request for writing, testing, or literary content amid ambiguous names.
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the Courier
Ol Dawew
Wyoming Returns Show Narrow Governor Race and Crises
Reports from Wyoming outline a close gubernatorial contest with W. By Rows Democrat leading W. Hay by about 1,400 to 1,600 votes. The dispatch details a string of incidents including a auto theft arrest, a school open for winter classes, labor protests, and a fatal rail accident near Cheyenne with multiple casualties. The piece mixes election results, local incidents, and institutional updates across several towns and companies.
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Doh
W. Hay
W. By Rows
Richard Guedoer
Salt Creek
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Fled Cross
Brey Barnw
Barnett & Dat
Servetina
Currier's Jury
Chin Mel Herson
Wee
Midian
Burilogien Gemminger
Gunly
Generel
W. St Jettere
Colud Pacilie
Louise Connell
Grace Lloyd
H. 1
Scarborough
J. H
Walt
Jackson Hotel
Chas. Fox
Cemetery Avenue
Simpson
B. Ti. White
Agency For the Mountain States Lite Jywur Auob Co
Denver
White i
Apo Univ Busi Newe
Vally Power & Milling Co
Orhawa, Tela
Lelusymus Lo Stove
Peat
Louse Ab
J. C. Mabwrlagu
Kelly
Jackson's Hole Horse and Snuie Association
N.P
Congress
Lig
Teton Mount Aine
Park Transportation Co
Jackson's Lake
County of Teton
Jackson's Hole
Youing
American Legion
Odd Fellows Hall
Teton Topics
Mrs. Estes
Joe Doyo
Phil Koret
The
Bates Hanch
Charlot Prowse
Bar B.C
Idaho
Ollie van Winkle
D. Triangle Ranch
John van Winkle
Bar B. C
Bill Grant
Wilson
Tony Grace
Teton
Joe le Page
the Wineer
New Jersey
Mr. Spaulding
J. Y. Ranch
Teton P.O
al Mungram
Leonard
Jackson St. Ae Charoh
A. Me
Servion Vi
A. Oy
Eyéoing Gervige
Baptist Ouukcue
Sui Belioul
Sui
Servion
P.M
Lev
Lielor
Duckwin
Udor
Bunky
Houthern Mdg
Woabington D.C
Jarkeco
Jackeny Cafe
Moret Jackson
White & Lawey
Roberteon
Coin View
Kent Ranch
Pete Stock Springs
Wall
Bud Tinsley
Alluk
Bud Samuels
L. Belderin
Nuteuna Uel Company
Tasey
North Jumper
Westuen
Uguen
Lex Juliasone
Fortull Ts
University of Wyoming
Wien
Aine
Sheridan
Wyo
Hall of Blavidad
Wyong Veeheepars Association
Adrutt
Bill Bae
Lhermepolla
Sherun Wi
Cheyenne
Hilladale
Willow
Peel
Calon Pacific
Cheseul
Kawin We Sheva
Dion Forewii
LC Grath
Shoo Mepver
Eedtyl
W A Hallhigahurg
Lauuly
Express Hrennin
Raat Company
Uipough
ALOE
Oheye
Heeye
Wavuitieng
Hhesitte
Laramie
Walden
Cuntmont
Colo
Bul Fuary
Marek
Apel
Jobe 2
Kendrick
Vrunk
W. Mundell
Hore
Deweconie
Mel Wien Weet
Cheyanne
Ralph Muure
Mawilas
Treiaiot
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