14 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
1
The article surveys Liberty Bonds funding and profiteering during and after World War I. It cites Uncle Sam’s wartime spending, notes both honest value and fraud, and previews revelations by Marquis James Amorison in a Legion magazine piece. Also a job ad appears for four men at Ho Bask Road Camp.
In a spring school feature Geraldine Beelmira, known as Buong Bunny, is celebrated for winning a school prize. The piece recalls her Wyoming roots, growing up among snow and sagebrush, helping on the farm, riding ponies, and excelling in literary work at Bligh Schools.
A local message urges all valley residents to support education and cooperate with teachers and the school board. The plan calls for a community reception at 3 P.M. to honor all teachers and emphasize unity in improving schooling and valley prosperity.
A motor collision occurred Sunday evening at Moran involving cars driven by Horel from Moran and Fred Vincent from Lexington. The front of Vincent’s car collided with Horel’s vehicle near the dam above the junction. Horel’s car sustained minor damage. Vincent attempted to steer inside the road to avoid the impact.
Local notes report a dance at the Amorett Hotel on Saturday and a Hard Time dance at the Ubi ranch the following Saturday. Marelli's store offers a free Is fest store book to every customer. Griffith and daughter visit Mm. B.A. Puller. Awe will sit and school here this winter. Mr and Mrs Burt Carroll of Kelly sell household goods and plan a winter outside the valley. Valley correspondents sought by the Courier for towns outside Jackson. Dr Bancroft to perform dental work at Jeekeoo through month end. Fred Vincent left for Balt Wo visit with friends. Marelli and Bart Morell returned after a short vacation at Jackson Bake. O'Malley spouses disposed of household effects and left the valley. A big bee occurs at J. D. Ferrin's dance at the Ubi ranch Saturday. Pearl Carroll of Kelly accepts a position at Strober's. R. B. Millele recovering from recent operation. Mr and Mrs B. B. Porter taking a trip to Ogden and elsewhere. Mamie Vogel accepts a position at Bailey's. Bitter went from his ranch on Flat Creek early week.
Rev Beaty announces a public shower bath at 84 John's Hostel. Women may use it Friday from 0 to 8 M. and men on Saturday evening. The building will be warm with ample hot water.
The Giltner swamp, leased by Helhaw near Jackson, has long hosted local duck hunters. A proposed permit fee of $10 would allow hunting, but some sportsmen say they will hunt elsewhere if required to pay.
Wyoming post primary coverage shows Lam’s governor bid mocked for tax cuts while Carey counters at a Plains Hotel dinner. Democratic and Republican leaders, including Mondell and Kendrick, face party rifts and Early returns hint Mondell leads, with Kandriah close behind amid a Non-Partisan League alliance backlash.
Forest Service outlines plans to develop the Jounle Lake region with park withdrawals to be lifted, allowing summer homes stores hotels and service stations. Mir Locke and Ogden officers lead efforts to complete development plans before permissions are granted.
Robert FP Eimer of Wayne Pennsylvania wins Hobiewood trophy at the second annual Nations dietery emaciation meeting held by Coop ware 87. Dr Eimer also wins Melia smgienahip for efforts in ware ol wpa bae al.
A meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association is scheduled for Friday afternoon at 190 PM in the High Behon building. Officials say the fires are igniting this year and a full set of plans will be adopted to ensure the organization functions efficiently, urging every parent and school patron to attend.
Fragmentary ad column text mentions inserted lines and halting notes related to a local advertisement. The readable words reference Ge Cohen and Leo Gut, but the context remains unclear and fragmented.
A jumble of notices lists trespassing warnings on Horewamp, a land contact with C H Hall, and various ads. Items include a handbag with papers and $30, a black traveling bag with typewriter rollers, a portable writing machine and other goods for sale or rent. Lost quirt and horses offered for reward or pickup.
The Bar B Ranch will not be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone other than firm members Horses Carosross M. J. Bart Irving P. Corse and Joe LePage or by written orders from any of the above bearing their signatures. Lost reward notice invalid or withdrawn.
A local church announces Sunday School at John's Church at 10 00 A M led by Byenteg Berviea with room 1190 A B M observed in the notice.
A terse item notes competing explorers with the Norwegian venturer Wheeker prevailing over rival names Amundsen and Tregre Gree in a polar or exploratory contest. The brief mentions a stark race or voyage outcome among adventurous figures.
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