Wilson Endorses Wyoming Senate Candidate Osbourne
A letter from Woodrow Wilson endorses Dr Osborne, Democratic nominee for the U S Senate in Wyoming, arguing he will uphold the administration despite Republican opposition. Local social notes mention Mr and Mrs Seaton and relatives visiting, with several Seaton sons already in military service and others arriving from Baggs Wyoming to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Osborne
Wedhington
Wyoming
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
John E. Osborne
Rawlins
Dr. Osborne
United States Senate
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Proved Reliable for Colds
A reader notes the value of collective experience over single opinions and reports that many favor Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. The piece praises its reliability and urges trial for those illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pia
Wales
Chamberlain
Death of Allan Tanner Echoes in Jackson Community
Allan Adrien Tanner, six, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Tanner of Tackeon, died September ?, 1918 from inflammatory rheumatism leading to heart trouble after months of illness. Born May 20, 1912 in Jackson Wyoming, he lived there his whole life and leaves parents, twin sister Frances, sisters Margaret and Aileen, brothers Babrd, Ross, Arthur and John. Funeral Monday at St John’s Church, interment South Park Cemetery. Other notices mention Signa Hoagland’s recovery, visits from Joe May and family, and local moves and reappearances of residents in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan A. Tanner
Prank Tanner
Tackeon
Allan Adrien Tanner
Jackson
Wyoming
Mia
Frank Tanner
Frances
Margaret
Aileen
Babrd
Ross
Arthur
John
M. B.nash
St. John’s Church
South Park
Vein of Coal Located in Haystack Gulch Prospect
Unnamed prospector known as Uncle Billy Bierer reports tapping a six foot coal vein in Haystack Gulch near Slate Creek. He plans to move toward the mine and seeks help to finish work at once, optimistic he can supply coal to the valley this winter. Nearby, Mrs. Gilchrist and sons visited C. R. VanVieck. Roy McBride and family returned from herding duties. Reverend M. B. Nash and wife completed a two week motor trip visiting multiple towns and landmarks, including Yellowstone Park and Wind River region, with companions. Mina Violet Boteler traveled to Driggs for dental work.
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Billy” Bierer
Haystack Gulch
Slate Creek
Mr. Bierer
Ander
R. H. Balcom
Jackson
St. Michael's Mission
Has High Opinion of Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs A Barnes of Charleston Illinois reports a high opinion of Chamberlains Tablets claiming they are mild and pleasant to use for biliousness and constipation. Her brother also used the tablets with satisfactory results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. Barnes
Charleston
Ill
Courier Location Change and Local News Briefs
The Courier reports office relocation to the Club House building room once used by Jack Suok Drug Co, following renovations for a more convenient site. News notes include Mr. and Mrs. John Shive traveling to Mayo Hospital in Rochester, Minnesota for a hip operation, a newborn at Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson’s home, and dentist Dr. M. Rock planning a stay in East Lake City to provide services. Additional items cover Mrs. J P Cunningham’s visit to Rochester for a sister’s funeral, the Fletcher family trip through Yellowstone, and Paquin’s plans to return to Michigan. The column ends with thanks from Frank Tanner and family for condolences and flowers following a bereavement.
Community shipment plans for cattle to Omaha market
Community shipments arrange cattle movement with departures from Kelly Elk Grovant on Oct 7, Jackson with Hoback South Park lower Zenith on Oct 8, Wilson on Oct 9, loading to begin Oct 10 and leaving Victor Oct 11. Cattle owners urged to mark stock with a light hair brand for convenience. Gates at Jackson Lake dam closed Monday afternoon and teams forded Snake River with ease the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Kelly
Elk
Jackson
South Park
Wilson
Teton
Victor
W.J. Kelly
Wye
Jackson Lake Dam
Snake River
Wounded in France list of Jackson Hole service members
The Jackson Hole region reports wounded and in service listed: Clement K. Porter of Rexburg Idaho wounded August 4 in France and convalescing. Jasper Paulson badly wounded in the face at Pipodale after joining the machine gun company. Willard C. Minor arrives safely with the American Expeditionary Forces in Siberia. Additional notes cover local residents visiting, nursing staff abroad, and draft enlistment movements.
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Jackson’s Hole
Clement K. Porter
Rexburg
Idaho
Jasper Pauiloon
Addreay
Rock Springs
Porter
Incks
Courier
Boxe Hospital No
Paulson
Jackson's Hole
Bert Charters
Fio
Pipedale
C. FE. Meyers
Elk
Willard C. Minor
Siberia
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Wilton
Osborne
Washington
H. ©. Seaton
Frank
Debeau
Root County
Colorado
Edward Bailey
Kieth Kinesy
Baggs
Wyoting
Mes. Bailey
Boring Gulch
Liporians
Allan Tanner
Signa Hoagland
Jackson Il
Idaho Falla
Huff
Joe May
Grovent
John Shive
Valley
Jimmie Speers
Gilbert McInelly
Wm. Mercill
Driggs, Idaho
The
Federal Reserve Bank
Ar Williams
Division of
Pictorial Publicity
Mrs
Roy McBride
Jess Buchanan
Mina Violet Boteler
Driggs
Club House
Jacksuok Drug Co
Buffalo Country
Gardinar
Montana
Rochester
Minesota
Shive
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Alex Robertson
J. P. Cunningham
New York
Jackson Mercantile Co
France
J.B. Kelly
Hoback Canyon
Big Piney
W. E. Lloyd
Black Rock
C. R. VanVieck
Ruth Calloway
St. John’s Hospital
States
Fred L. Smith
Bryan Fiat Ranger Station
J. P Cunningham
Maurice Williams
Miss Bess Clark
Moran
Billy” Mereill
Camp Lewis
H. M. Ely
Star Brand Shoes
Charles Deloney
Liberty
Jackson State Bank
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