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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
1
Tourists are urged to inquire at the Courier office or any town store for information on Jodson's Hole Prontier show accommodations and the rondo, with details available locally.
A rambling county column notes a Sunday procession of many large cars heading to the Menatorial and Governatorial Banquet, with Governor Garey and Senator Kendrick among attendees. It covers local road work, school remakes at HK and Spread Creek, and social visits including Mrs. Jack Kee and Mrs. Hugh Smith, plus notes on longtime residents and a Yellowstone trip.
Elwood E Davis dairy inspector urges clean practices to produce wholesome milk. He stresses scalding utensils, keeping manure away from barns, washing with clean water, refrigerating milk at 0 degrees F, and using proper equipment rather than shortcuts. Cow testing and prudent investment prevent fines and improve income.
Mimes Land and Greenwood of Salt Lake City spent a vacation in Jackson and while returning along Hoback canyon their Ford coupe stalled on a steep grade. A rock under the rear wheel slipped, the car rolled and Miss Greenwood was struck, suffering two ribs a broken bone and a shoulder blade. Miss Lund leaped a ravine to escape harm. Mina Greenwood was later taken to St. Johns hospital and is recovering rapidly. she plans to appear in the Frontier show as friends and the Courier wish her speedy recovery.
Invitations mailed by the State Historical Department invite Cheyenne pioneers to two morning sessions at the State Fair on September 14 and 16. Eunice G. Anderson, the state historian, plans short talks, special music, and open discussions with ten special hours of access for pioneers, soldiers, and their friends during the four days of the fair.
A garbled item references Hoback Mies Mildrud Holley and Canova Deliney with scattered names and events. Mentions a trip through Holme country, a Sunday disturbance, a $1 amount, and a return to Judoon Thursday. Notes Mable hauled camp, a mile to a poreu, and a family from Malt Lake City awaiting turn.
Frontier Days program lists Thursday events at 10 30 AM ball game Driggs versus Jackson 2 00 PM Frontier Show 815 PM The Garden of the Shah 900 PM Dance Friday 1080 PM ball game Dudes versus Jackson 815 PM Picture Show
A 1921 letter from Jackson Wyoming appeals to unite settlers to form Teton County. The writer warns that defeating the county petition and commissioners could cost the valley 750000 acres of land, loss of taxable property, and delayed self governance. He urges strong opposition to park extension and stresses broad local support.
The Camera reports that the large withdrawal in Jonny’s and Leigh’s Loken project in Jasckeon’s Hole may be opened under Federal Land laws. A telegram from Senator Kendrick indicates restoration of about 19 403 acres to entry with sixty day veterans’ preference, depending on state relinquishment and final Land Office action.
A church school picnic for St Johns Church Behoot is planned for next Monday, Labor Day. The event will feature a basket picnic and a gathering in the grove near Amake river and the Flat area, Gul Jib, with participation from visiting members.
Notable eye care ad lists several urban names and places in a garbled promotional item. It mentions Beartorough Reed Motel Jiehem Baluntay fintoy Seplowhwr and Mia Moody Huie among others. The fragmentary copy promotes eye health and vision improvement services with a dated context.
A mixed Wyoming dispatch reports domestic incidents near Laramie and Pitchfork, including robberies at small-town post offices, a forest service pool room permit revocation for Jol Erickson of Fox Park, and a highway collision. It notes Wyoming Colorado water rights litigation over the Dy Lavaie river, plus a house fire demolishing the forty home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil Mam Kant with no injuries.
Dear Mr Lovejoy, written from Nephi Utah in Aug 1921 from Eugene Lomimers describing a Jackson visit during a phantauqua outing. He thanks hosts Mr Puget and others for hospitality and fishing, notes plans to ship gear to Denver, and mentions friends Pagel Vicwie and Cratonvo.
The readable fragment references a United States setting with fragments that suggest a springtime context and metrics around seventy. No coherent events, people, or organizations could be established from the source text.
Janice Ho Johnston of Midland, a respected farmer, was accidentally shot by his brother James while checking a suspected butcher scene at the Mathieson ranch. Deputy Coroner H. Jenne ruled the death accidental, and the town mourns the loss of a man without enemies as Rob Johnston and others offer sympathy.
Fragmentary local item mentions a court case, alleged innocence, and a trip by Esther Ki Hoagland and Lawrence to Rock Springs Wyoming. It also references plans for school enrollment and a September arrival, with garbled names and phrases about dating and survival.
An odd fragmented report describes a remarkable journey in a Ford car from Jarkennar to Tuenlay, involving Lovejoy, Willem Dawson, and Chat pinot. They pursue a back trail and reach a distant road, with a tense night drive and a distant warning about an airplane incident amid a Bord roadatin.
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