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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
8
Red Cross workers assist disabled veterans, aiding tasks from welfare and recreation to rehabilitation. project aims include medical care, vocational training, and establishing postwar facilities. Officials note collective relief efforts across offices and wartime programs to support veterans and families.
A recent donation of 80 to the Spanish Red Cross is being valued by the league of allied societies for support of nursing and aid programs amid international relief efforts.
Proposals call for two wartime fencing contracts: approx seven miles of upper end fence and four miles of additional fencing, with poles and wires specified. J P Ranen Co contracts to provide other materials, with abundant quaking aspen timber on site. Completion target May 1, 1921. Bid includes per mile costs for each fencing section.
A fragmentary notice announces the launch of a new Univerval journal titled Unditlulimson Skies. It mentions a hopeful revolutionary American theme, with reference to Salt Lake and a release date around Friday September 24. The readable text lacks clear authors or exact publication details.
A scattered report outlines agricultural fairs, shipping investigations, and infrastructure plans across Nevada and nearby states. It cites harvest festivals, cooperative store movements, stock sales in Salt Lake and Glasgow, Mont, new Jersey cow records, and upcoming highway improvements between Minden and Gardnerville. It also mentions a marine shipping case in Seattle, a Montana convention, and various rural community activities and incidents.
Mre Norman Bladen sought medical care leaving children in Mira as Miss Francea Meare and Mrs Detranitor called at Jf. H. Menor's Inn. The party planned a trip toward Yellowstove Park while Ming Meare aims to Jackson Btvel then upper Buffalo bridge. B F Meare toured Wilson for business. Grover Barnett visited Jack Canfield's plans. Leonard Alteu worked for Andy Chambers at Grovant. Cody visitors and residents arrived for short visits. Mrs. J. S. Bighes and daughters returned after two weeks in Idaho. Deloney's advertised canning supplies. Gertrude Redmond left for Moscow Idaho to attend school.
A man and his wife seek winter employment on a ranch. The wife will cook and the husband will handle feeding and general labor. Wages stated in first letter. Address Fred Mayer, Box 15, Kelly, Wyoming. 9-16 tf.
A fragment suggests a warning that reform rhetoric may worsen if extended by a zealous spirit. The note cites J. G. Holland and contrasts reform efforts with steel industry perspectives. The text hints at a moral critique of reform movement rhetoric and its potential consequences.
The Garment News calls a man a profiteer in a vivid warning quoted by the Boston Transcript. The piece describes a swindler who asks for a watch and chain in exchange for a rattled value, highlighting a pattern of deceit.
In the District Court at Jackson Wyoming Probate division, Samuel Bouer Sownns estate administrator Resnoos M. Sowans announces letters testamentary granted. Creditors must file with vouchers at Jackson State Bank Jackson Lincoln County within six months of letters date September 16 1020 or be barred from benefits. Braulding attorney for estate.
A fragment portrays a local booster named Jerry as the life of the town, praised for his public-spirited work on subscriptions and community fundraisers. It mocks pseudoscience claims about physiognomy and noses.
A letter from a candidate expresses gratitude to supporters in Lincoln County and pledges vigorous campaigning. The message emphasizes lawful conduct, unity, and public service, inviting continued backing and participation in the forthcoming county offices race.
A look at American Red Cross divisions abroad highlights hundreds of members in Brazil Canada Cuba England Guam and the Philippines aiding war relief. It notes 1200 members in a 1919 report, with volunteers funding and delivering medical aid home services and disaster relief through foreign ports and communities.
Fragmentary text posits autointoxication as a myth and argues the body’s own processes, not external factors, drive disease. It claims low intake fosters bacterial growth internally, challenging mainstream beliefs about toxins and health.
A garbled report describes Mride of Getrich with a peculiar stride, where a shirt glare triggers a run, leading to a taller pace that drags along over the ground in a single motion, hinting at a bizarre event or scene.
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