Teachers And Patrons Meet In Jackson Society Event
The gathering drew about seventy attendees after introductions with friendly rivalry evident as Mrs George Kelly and Mr Carl Bark won first prize. The event showcased diverse local business and social interests and was hailed as a model for community growth. Organizers Mrs Roy Vas Vieck Mrs Hi B Miller and Mrs Richard Winger led the reception supported by the Parent Teachers Association. The notes praise mutual helpfulness and understanding for town and valley development.
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Soni
George Kelly
Carl Bark
Wes
Jackson
Tydus
Roy Vas ‘Vieck
B. Miller
Richard Winger
Musk
Local Items mixed with scattered notes from Jackson Valley
Local news items describe hospital visits after Monday rush to the hospital and several travelers including John Hay and Mr and Mrs Byboo visiting friends. It notes political urging by a Republican candidate, correspondents wanted by the Courier, and minor incidents such as a truck accident and a stock loading mishap near Gate top end, with various regional names and places.
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Geonge Byboo
el Launigan
Sacramento
Calif
Wyoming News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Incidents
Cheyenne public schools plan fall term opening. Sam Anderson, a Rock Springs youth, killed his stepfather and then took his own life. Union Pacific shipped the first trainload of coal from Hanna mines around early April. Goshen county reports a cattle poisoning case. Wyoming mining and rail activities feature updates from Casper, Greybull, and Douglas. State engineers advance highway surveys linking Albany and Platte counties. News notes include a courthouse release for Joe Anderson after a forgery sentence and various postal improvements under discussion.
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Cheyenne
Sam Anderson
Hock Springs
Cea
Hanna Mines
Union Pacific
Goshen County
B. F. Davis
Natrona County High Boot
Wrociing
Douglas
Casper
Camper Daily Tribune
W. Review
J. Band R & Hanway
Chares W. Barton
Davil'a
Mia
George O'Kell
Greybull
Kendrick Opens Campaign in Jackson for Senate
Senator J B Kendrick launched his campaign on Friday in Jackson at the Club House. He praised running mates on the Democratic ticket and urged voters to judge him by his Senate record and proposals rather than party labels. About 260 attendees applauded speakers including G P Arnold and Richard Winger who highlighted Kendrick's stance on the Park Extension issue and related regional projects.
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J. B. Kendrick
Jackson
Senate
I. Te. Rose
Richard Winger
Finnator
Kendrick
Teton
Milling and millinery items announced by local society
Mrs W Beagle and Grace Ballard are noted in a local notice as continuing transportation services between Victoria and surrounding roads. The item references a Home Demonstration Aunt group involvement and several names appear in a fragmented schedule.
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W. Beagle
Bird Laws and Hunting Restrictions Highlighted
The article notes that many hunters break game laws under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Shooting hours run from one hour before sunrise to sunset. It reports D. C. Nowlin stating Crawford property is leased by the government for grist feeding and hunting there is now unlawful.
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Dhour Beforeaun
D. C. Nowlin
Crawford
Amoretti Hotel Dance a Lively Evening Attended
The Amoretti Hotel dance was a success from start to finish. Attendees found the hall elaborately decorated with varicolored boughs and the hostess very delightful. Several carloads came from Lander and Jackson. The Fuller Orchestra provided the music and was highly complimented by dancers who enjoyed themselves from nine until one.
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Amoretti Hotel
Lander
Jackson
Fuller
Free Dance At Jackson Sept 28 Political 9 Meeting John Hay
Sale of the amnete of the Citiaan's State Bank of Uptem, which whe chomed by State Hawk Exainer Hu dolph Hoffman recently, bee born made to W. & Dumm of Cheyenne, enadler of the Cites' National Hank. Dumm's bid was the only one received in rumpotled to the poties of the sale Mary and wee for $16,000. Creditors Will receive a dividend of about 16 per cent to certificates of deposit, bearing An Interest rate of B per cent County Treasurer Featherstone has reewved Cram theatre treasuror at Cheyenne a check for 142000 on the abuse of Albany County in the nnn collected by the state from the car ev je operating in Wyoulny in iat of this amount 41,207.00 will gir late the conny treswury, M4205 to the Laramie school Matric, FRM no tw "The Siding, FRG to Bowler end 2 swale to MIDRICK, the Water & matinn win the Coloredo, Wyoming & Kastan, which had three turelen care over its
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Uptem
Hudolph Hoffman
W. & Dumm
Cheyenne
Enadler
Hank
Dumm
Mary
Featherstone
Cram Theatre Treasuror
Albany County
Nnn
Wyoulny
Midrick
Water
Matinn
Wyoming
Kastan
Wyoming Man Rehabilitated Through State Training Program
A Wyoming ranch worker who lost a leg gains retraining as a bookkeeper and office assistant under the state education department. The program covers training costs and a $10 weekly maintenance allowance if housing must be left. Rehabilitation is individualized, with placement on the job when needed, aiming for self support and reduced charity dependence.
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Wyoming
State of
State Department of Education
Stute Board of Education
Cheyenns
Workmen's Compensation Department
Department of Education
Tom Moore in Hold Your Horses on Slow Saturday
Picture from the Saturday Evening Port story Canaan features Tom Moore in a quiet weekend scene. The adapted scene portrays the actor amid stillness and light, highlighting a calm domestic moment.
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Tom Moore
Canaan
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