Wyoming Boys Keep Order in Charlotte Camp Greene
The Charlotte Observer reports Wyoming soldiers in Camp Greene maintain order on Charlotte streets after 11 PM with the provost guard from the Third Wyoming Infantry. Passes are not issued, and soldiers and others found violating the law are rounded up. The guard, praised for firm but gentlemanly conduct, has already dealt with several whiskey dens and violators, with First Lieutenant Powell noted in the continuation.
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Charlotte Sunday Observer
Charlotte
N. C
Wyoming Boys
Camp Greene
Third Wyoming Infantry
Wyoming Guard
Useelty
Kaki
Wyoming
Uncle Sam
Powell
Will Ship Cattle Next Week To Oraha Market
A shipment of cattle from Jackson's Hole will load about 42 cars at Victor text Tuesday for Oraha market. W. J. Kelly of Kelly Wyoming will oversee. Roy McBride and W. F. Redmond will assist. First shipment likely followed by more to Omata once this trip completes. Mrs Roy Meliride ill with malaria, resting at sister Mrs J J Saunders home in Jackson.
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Oraha
Jackson's Hole
Victor
W. J. Kelly
Kelly
Wyoming
Roy McBride
W. 2. Redmond
Omata
Roy Meliride
Nemalaria
Panama
Jackson
J. J. Saunders
Appendicitis In Lawrence Redmond Delays Operation
Lawrence Redmond son of Mr and Mrs W P Redmond fell ill with appendicitis early this week. His condition improved by Thursday morning, making an operation unlikely for now. Also noted: Lew Roger Bert Carrol and Fred Shinkle plan a hunt for two Pittsburg gentlemen. For sale genuine Navajo blankets and silver jewelry to aid Santo Domingo Indians in New Mexico. J K Bust Teton Wy. The Quality Shop opens north of the Taxi… building.
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Lawrence Redmond
W. P. Redmond
Lew Roger
Bert Carrol
Fred Shinkle
Pittsburg
Santo Domingo
New Mexico
J. K
Teton, Wye
Camp Greene Letter Reflects War Realities and Local Updates
A long camp letter from Camp Greene describes wartime life near Charlotte, arrivals and reassignments of Wyoming, Colorado, and M company units, travel to the south, and a sense of progress as drills begin. It notes weather, disciplinary detentions for mumps exposure, and community support. Local notices mention a highway survey near Jackson, parcel post offers, the Teton Valley Mill, a new Hotel Jackson register, and a Moran route stage service update.
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Taekwon's
Hole
Charlotte
Wyoming
Colorado Wield Artilery
South
Aspen Ridge News Notes Many Local Travelers
Walter Spleer and family shifted plans for Laruite visit. they diverted via Victor. In Victor area, Mrs Murphy and Mrs Perry visited from Victor. Mr Medrick's mother arrived from California to live with Lew Eynon at Don Miller ranch. L E Carlson and wife left for Rock Springs to winter. Carlson home rented to Maude Rodman and nephews. Sam Smith and family head to Cudy for winter with Ewalt. Jim Williams and others fished Snake River for speckled beauties. Frances Mears visited Kelly with Rev Nash. Antelope Springs gathering last Saturday. Hardiman and Chambers sought material for Andy’s lease. Hardiman moved to Esther Hoagland ranch for winter. Milt Young returned from Victor with freight for Kelly Mercantile. J B Almy back at Crystal Creek for Redmond house work. Kent and Miller visit. Nixon helps stack grain. Kneedy sale of fine work mare. Howard Erwin loses valuable horse.
Memorial Service for Deacon Wiley Sith at Baptist Church
Memorial service announced for Deacon Wiley Sith of Jackson at Baptist Church on Sunday October 14 at 7:30 p.m. He died in Columbia Mississippi on September 2. The service will include biblical readings from John 11:35 and remarks on resurrection.
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the Baptist Church
Jackson
Willian Wiley Sith
Columbia
Miss
John
Potato Contest at Jackson State Bank Porto
Contest closes November 1 for Jackson State Bank Porto event contestants must submit a potato sample between three and six pounds and state weight value Prizes awarded for quality and quantity Winners announced after judges decide The season state Hari Mra A O Davis was a Jackson batter Tuesday
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Jackson State Bank Porto
Hari
Baltimore trip delayed by hospital case
Notes from Jackson’s Hole report Mrs. Coarfoss hospitalized in Baymere with serious condition and undergoing no operation. Also mentions Mrs. Huff visiting Baltimore, Miss Wallace and Cadwalader from Teton, and local notices including St. John’s Gull meeting, school desks shortage, and residents traveling to Denver Wind River trip.
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Coarfoss
Baymere
Wil
Chet
Mig. Ceartoss
Tiny Jackson
Mere Huff
Baltimore
Jackson's Hole
Flews
GET YOUR EYES RIGHT Scarborough Eyes Visit Schedule
Scarborough The Eye-sight Sneilt will make his regular professional visit to Ward's Hotel Wilson on October 24 and 25 forenoon. He will then be at Jackson Motel Jackson on October 26 and 27 and Kelly Hotel on October 28. His work is thoroughly reliable giving results for headaches and eye defects.
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Scarborough
Sneilt
Ward's
Wilson
Jackson
Yee
Kelly Hotel
Adv
Planning Hallowe'en Party In Town
Planning for Halloween on October 26 by town residents and committees led by Entertainment, Decoration, Cars, and Publicity heads with a wide helper base. No charges. invitations extended to all town and nearby countryside. Further details to appear in the Courier. Local notices list Hen Garten, Joe Deyo, Charlie Wort, and Nickell with various travel plans and reunion talk. Special shop ad notes buttons to match dress goods at The Quality Shop.
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Mes
Dulaney
W. Ptoudmond
CG. Rh. van Vleck
Lumber Camp Hinted at Big Piney Head of Cottonwood
The Wyoming Tribune notes a likely lumber camp near Big Piney at the head of Cottonwood driven by army demand for ships and build. The Standard Timber Company, previously abandoned due to high Oregon prices, is reentering the field represented by A. G. Hauge and Carl Johnson and expects establishment later this year.
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Big Piney
Standard ‘Timber Company
Aite
Oregon
A. G. Hauge
Carl Johnson
Wyoming Tribune
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Milt Young
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