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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
5
The Sixteenth Wyoming Legislature proposed two amendments for the general election on November 7, 1922. One increases salary limits for county officers by population class. the other consolidates boards to form a state land board with powers over land sales, under Governor and state officials as trustees.
Notice is hereby given that Lo race J. Rynon of El Wyoming intends to make final three year proof to establish claim to the SW1/4 SEa? 43 Township 4 North Range 114 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Before N. A David U S Commissioner at Jackson Wyoming on September 20, 192? Claimants witness: John W Pond James M Webb J D Perrin and W Staingraber all of KiWy. Published Aug 17 102? and Aug 24 102? in Boots Register.
Late Wyoming items report Jamon Lindeny drowned in the Leeks Park river near Cody after attempting to ford. Sheriff candidate Wilson in Jackson Hole announced plans. Custer Battlefield Highway extension urged by Sheridan group. University of Wyoming trustees met and elected Dr AG Crane as president. Casper tennis champion W L Retz Jr won singles title 68 62 over Moderick Tower. Tri weekly Casper to Suit Creek air service launched with two daily trips. Calvin Magrina 83 electric plant engineer died after a switch fault. St Marks Episcopal bell to crown Hanna church consecration. Wyoming Pharmaceutical Association urged tariff changes to favor American drugs. Lincoln County wool pool bids rejected. high bid 3 1/4 cents, low bid 2 545 cents. Guernsey dam construction may start after inspection. Fatal hunting season accident near Casper. John J Ryan died from shotgun incident. Wyoming Wool Growers Association pushed local wool development and statewide pool coordination. Two hotel workers seriously wounded near Powell by gunfire. gunman unidentified.
A New York report highlights about 8,000 hiking clubs in the Greater New York area with over a quarter of the adult population active in the outdoors. Mayor Hylan and health officials promote hiking as healthful recreation, urging walkers to travel with companions, pack simple foods, and enjoy open-country excursions as a civic good.
An old fashion feature highlights a hand knitted sports suit for a princess. It describes a plain long sleeve sweater with V neck, a belt, rolled collar, and outdoor wear options. The piece argues hand knitting offers individual taste and quality despite higher cost.
A damagedOCR notice lists a final three year proof filing for Claim No 664 in Section 17 Towne hill ME North Wyoming Territory. It names claimants J T Tian Noah Becker Lee Konote Mem Bertha Keats and others from Bondut and Wing int dates published August 4 and September 28, 192u. Proceedings before Nathan A Dade on October 4 at Jackson Wyoming.
Notice is given that Janes M. Webb of Moran Wyoming, who filed Forest Home claim No. 207 for a tract of land in sections and townships in the Evanston Wyoming land office, intends to make final entry. The survey follows described corners and bearings totaling 169.67 acres. Hearing set before A. Davie, Commissioner, in Jackson Wyoming on September 23, 1922. Witnesses Horace J. Eynon William L. Stilson John W. Ford and Mrs W. B. Webb Jun 17 1922.
A report from Madrid notes Prince Umberto, son of the king and queen, will wed Hope ifu of July and Princess Tenevew Mentriee, second daughter of the royal couple, amid regent Whee Kervethal’s presence. The prince is seventeen. the engagement signals a major royal alliance.
Fragmented notice lists individuals Alam Alamte Travan Brink Towvawele from Ithacelphia and WH Hue Heme receiving service medals for distinguished past deeds. Names appear garbled but indicate local honors for military or civic service.
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