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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
1
Messages report Tom Tmeson, who sought cancer treatment for a leg growth, underwent a hip joint amputation in Rochester after a prior Salt Lake operation failed. He stood during the procedure on Tuesday and is said to be recovering, though friends here lament the grave setback.
In a weekly Jackson Wyoming notice, Richard Winger is named editor, managing editor, business manager, and owner. The document states no bonds or mortgages holding 1 percent or more, sworn before Notary Public Harry Wixern on October 4, 1916, with commission expiring October 2, 1918.
The miss Hernlee and Pera Nowlin West set out Saturday on a trip to Pe Wind River events. A St. John's Guild meeting is planned next Wednesday at Mrs. T. B. Estos’s home. J Counta visited from a Snake River Canyon ranch. Wings for Sale listed by Lae L. Lucas.
Wm Mercill in Business Aden. takes over the mercantile business of T W Liord in Jackson and will operate as Mercill Mercantile Co Billy has spent about four years in Jacksons Hole and is praised for honesty and industry The public learn of this change via an ad on the front page Mrs Jewie McTannon underwent a serious operation at St Joans Hospital and is recovering nicely Miss Jean Burt and journalists from Bar BC attended a Jackson dance Frank VanVieck and son expected from Nelson ranch to join Mr VanVieck Dr J S Horel returned from the hills and went to his Cottonwood ranch W D Menor came from Grosvenant for supplies Mrs Rodero of Wilson visited Jackson and was escorted home by Mrs Dick Mayer
A trusted old remedy is praised for its steady reputation and long use. The product contains no plum or narcotics and is widely obtainable.
Shippers report strong cattle prices from Black Rock and Spread Creek herds with Jackson and Montana lots achieving top values. Seaton and Cunningham lead shipments, light steers averaging over 1,000 pounds, and shrinkage under expectations. State officials Warren and Wilson tour the valley amid Republican rally plans in Jackson.
The recital showcases Mine Camown from the class of Comilia, appearing in a formal musical program. The event highlights local talent and a staged performance in a university or community venue.
Jackson Wyoming dispatch notes Governor Kendrick and Attorney General Preston pressing for a swift Interior Department action on Carey Act lands held by Teton Irrigation Co. A state inquiry and possible construction approval loom within months as locals await resolution of land segregation and canal work.
The article explains delaying the hospital plan year start due to late cattle mle and uncertain conditions. It states the hospital year will run from November to November, expanding member eligibility and extending benefits. County Attorney and officials note provisions grant hospital benefits at reduced costs, with protection through November 16 for existing members.
Aspen Ridge reports action as Herritt Hardionan Hans Harthorn and Hiew Van der Brock depart for Kemmerer to secure final papers of citizen ships with Mecers Hilmer Hark and Tom Perry. Nearby, Reynolds of Jackson records options on Zeno Smith ranch while Tate plans spring stock movement. Tod Van Winkle buys and prepares to relocate to Ural country. Joe Bowers will not stay at Carpenter ranch, T. Tl. Baxter travels to the metropolis, Williams visit Crystal Creek, and May thresher begins work at May's ranch. Micky Adams crosses Green River. William and Al Seller plow. J. T Smith builds a new granary. For sale: two-year-old registered Hereford bull WP. Rensenan.
The article warns that untreated colds in children can lead to chronic nasal inflammation and catarrh, a lifelong burden. It notes how early symptoms are often forgotten and urges timely care, referencing remedies common to the period. It emphasizes awareness and preventive measures.
Enrollment at the Jackson school rises to about ten. New pupils listed: Mowdy, Breve, Siiney McKean, Kay Herd, Mahoney, Lingdeeoomt, Nellie Seaton, Grace Winegar, Heed, Porter Sienpeies, Grace Lowy, Lier Neemeny. Attending meetings planned for the Jackson Teachers Association. Attorney General Preston passed Kemmerer on return from Lincoln County. Reports show Jackson prosperity. ranchers boost cattle, bay crop strong at ten dollars. Local hunters and sport activity noted. elk banished and repairs on sleds in Kemmerer. The Blacksmith Prank Shawback and wife visited. Loomis enjoying a big game hunt. Homesteaders filing proofs. residents moving into new homes. Rooms for rent and local notices noted.
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