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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
6
Public notice from Jacksons Hole Courier about post office advertising and display rates. Mentions January date, inscription, and contract terms for classified and general ads including rates per column inch and run lengths. Includes references to professional and new cards, local ads, and lettering.
A fragment shows a price schedule for butter wrappers dated October 1 1919 with quantities and unit prices for first quality vegetable parchment paper and non-poisonous ink. The readable figures include amounts for 100 200 300 and 1000 units though many digits are unclear. It appears to be an order form or advertisement seeking print quantities.
Wyoming ranks sixth in oil production in the United States, surpassing Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Mountain States Telephone Co. takes over Lusk wires. Cheyenne will host a new 500000 dollar high school building in 18 months. State banks report resources totaling 31537123 led by Sheridan. Thirty two oil and gas leases granted. A large concrete diversion dam is planned on the Wind River near Riverton. Thirteen million acres of land settled in ten years. Articles of incorporation filed for United County State Bank at Mountainview Star Valley. bank opens with capital of 10000 dollars.
Advertisement notes diarrhoea treatment for children using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil. Also advertises a 1919 Ford Touring car for sale in Wyoming, a call for men to work on construction, and a rag resale offer at Deloney Garage.
Cheney Sunday school sponsors a Friday night dance on September 12 with music by the Fuller Orchestra under the direction of committee members M. Robertson J. F. Cheney.
Four hundred thousand acres of winter pasture available for rent by month or year in southwest Texas. Suitable feed all winter, rainfall ample last year, can support 10,000 head of cattle. Contact Julian M. Bassett, Block Y Ranch, Dryden, for information. The Superintendent of Water Division No Four will visit Jackson, Afton on specified September dates. those proving water appropriation should act now.
A for sale notice describes a ranch in Teton valley with 30% acres near a school church railroad and a mountain. It mentions a good water right a barn fire wells and hay land with price eighty dollars per acre and invites offers. Address Hox 120 Tetena Tethys as contact.
A catalog style entry notes a roll top donk a heating stove one leather covered lounge one No 1 sled and one buy ruck with a reference Qo WP Redmond. The fragment references an inventory or sale listing with names and items but lacks full context.
The readable fragments show mixed words and names, with no clear event, date, or entities. It mentions places and possible people in a garbled sequence, lacking coherent facts to summarize into a proper news item.
Master Franklin Brands travels from Pocatello to attend winter school, while Martin Dove returns to the range. Frances Price shows slight improvement amid infantile paralysis cases. Henry Jackson dies at Salmon City, leaving a widow and children. Warren Francis and family visit Jackson, and Braddock with Van Vleet complete a barn foundation at Seaton ranch. Local residents move, work, and illness doctors attend Mrs Bessette.
The Wyoming state board of health requires all school age children entering Wyoming schools from other states to provide vaccination proof before enrollment. The rule, issued by the state health board, has the force of law. Hills, clerk of the Jackson school board, received a county superintendent’s letter noting the plan to vaccinate children as soon as possible.
The passage praises Chamberlain's Tablets for weak stomachs and impaired digestion, noting many cases obtain lasting relief and are fully restored to health. The tone mirrors a period newspaper testimonial claiming long term benefits from the preparation.
Now is the time to buy your piano or player piano with Edison phonographs Victrolas Edison Amberolas and records. Hazelton Matchless Milton pianos delivered to your home. Driggs Idaho. Established 1849. One free piano tuning after installation. Prices and terms reasonable. Jas F Griggs Music and Book Store.
A collage of small ads and notices from Jackson area listings includes items for sale such as six teams of work horses, a seven room house, a ranch with a porter stove, and auto tires at Jackson Billiard Hall. Also notes a lost suitcase between Jackson and Kelly and services for shoe repair, express delivery, and stage line transport. Several miscellaneous ads mention saddle horses, a stallion named Frank Shawback, and a berry patch fenced with wire netting.
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