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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
1
Arthur Tanner escaped serious harm when the horse he was riding to school fell and rolled about twenty feet. He sustained a broken shoulder along with scratches and bruises but no further injuries were reported.
The Jackson postmaster announces remodeling of the local office to aid the mail hungry crowd and ease the burden on patrons. A big improvement is already evident as work continues, signaling a focus on efficiency for the community.
Fragmented OCR reveals a diary style narrative by Lucy and Mary about gender roles and youth in a classroom and on a street. It references school girls organizing a basketball plan, tension with teachers, and social expectations. The piece mixes dialogue and speculative commentary on women’s behavior and reform.
Merchant Wen Morell returns from the outside with fall and winter supplies. Cadwalader and Cadwalader visit Jackson on Tweackny. Pete Hansa shows improvement from pneumonia. Reginall Prerant was recently worn in a quaint form. Indifferent party backings noted amid local economic activity.
Bruce Porter, a young druggist, returns from hunting with a deer and claims Ole Warner, a veteran hunter, was treed by a bear. Friends dispute the tale, saying the sensational report seems unlikely despite the dramatic rescue claim.
Among those away to school are Rodney Jones at the University at Boulder Colorado Charley Wilson enrolled at the Utah Agricultural College and Holly Leek at the West High showing them how it is done at Jackson Dr H H Scarborough will be at the Reed Hotel Jackson Saturday Oct 15.
Chloe Mahony formerly Toscher Jin Jackson wed Oliver Read in a quiet ceremony. The Courier extends best wishes for a long, happy married life.
Over the past week about thirty pupils enrolled at the high school with more joining soon. Two literary societies formed, BY society to host the first Friday program, and weekly alternates are set. An upcoming 3:00 PM Tuesday event invites all to attend as funds are gathered for a plant for the assembly.
Mrs F E Braman and parents from Sheridan Wyoming spent two weeks with their son and daughter and noted surprisingly poor roads near Jackson Hole. Al Austin delivered furniture to Mr and Mrs Wm Dano. Fred Lovejoy repaired the telephone line and J G Cowles visited Hugh Smith family. The Hatchest Ranch shows improvements around buildings and grounds at Metkinners lodge area with graded mulch and green sow cover. The sawmill and vend dobra have been removed.
Local notes report Lock s return from Bult Lake with a 1922 Oldamobile and record hopes from Mr Leek. The Pure Food Club hosts a Friday gathering at J H Jones home with husbands invited for savory tid bits. Farmers report threshing oats and wheat yields, cattle and poultry conditions, and bridge work progresses in the valley.
Notice to water appropriators that McQuaig, Superintendent Water Division No. 4, will be in Jackson on October 14 to receive proofs under permits issued by the State Engineer.
Officials of the American National Association Masters of Dancing insist that refinement lies with dancers not dance forms. The article discusses destruction in Newcastle, court and public notices, with mentions of Mehmed Rudd Bey, Mecharing, and a Cheyenne dead soldier, plus various local incidents and a Casper-Welug case. A broad scan notes training, insurance, and civic concerns surrounding dancing culture and public safety.
Fragmented OCR text from a Wyoming news brief covers multiple incidents and notes. It mentions a judge appointment, a fatality near Cheyenne, a drive field accident, a man trampled in a field, and various local items including a hunger strike, road work authorizations, and a livestock plant development. Entities include Cheyenne, Casper, Wyoming, and New York. The text is garbled but preserves several names and places.
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