Frontier Life Notes and Community Movements Across the Valley
The excerpt details residents and travelers in the Livingston area including Chief of Police Pete Tiolt and families moving through Victor and Salt Lake City. It mentions teachers’ institutes, homestead relocations near Brake River, and visits by Prof. Chapline and family. Local hunts, bridge crews, and ranch visits at Horseshoe Lake and Lavaersek are noted along with various residents and travelers during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Tiolt
Bear
Brother Brain
Holt
South Park Gleanings and Local Meetings
Nita Davie hosted a small party for her eleventh birthday with many neighbors and friends mentioned by name. Guests included Parthenia Hansen Vivian Long Marjorie Smith and others. Mrs Frank Engle of Split is visiting. a Chevey hall meeting was held with attendance and hunting season noted ending. George Masterson of Bamdurinat visited the valley over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Davie
Brecht
Adaline Tunas
Parthenia Hansen
Vivian Long
Marjorie Smith
Lavette Timmons
Heart Williams
Ellanloth Callahan
Margaret
Aileens Tanner
Mowers
George Lang
Sonny Jolnein
Lila Davis
Man hit by thrown stone in Jackson Hole incident
Fred Moree known as Curly Morse injured when a boy threw a stone as a car passed below Emil Wolf's house in Jackson. Morse lost consciousness after the impact and the car slid back down the hill. His ear injury persists as bystanders hurried to help and the party continued their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Moree
Curly” Morse
Morse
Jack ‘Son
Sheffield
Moran
Jackson
Emil Wolf
Scotty
Nonnnugh
Todd
Wolf
Moret
It s Your Move in gud week week out
It s Your Move outlines a local classifieds appeal from The Courier offering advertising space for buying selling and job needs. It notes rural and city readers can trade items and promises no charge if an ad fails to bring rent. It mentions rates and urges readers to place ads and hints at two newcomers named Matt and Jeff possibly undergoing surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Courier
Obr
Jason
Jacksons Hole to New York City Progress Report
A fragmentary item describes travelers from Jacksons Hole to New York City. It notes deck lifting, brief talks on lessons and methods, and lively, sometimes untrue tales told along the way. The account mentions a Cody fair and varied impressions of the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.P
Mears
Doughty Steele
Lantie Bot
Jackson
New York
Cody Fair
Jankenn
Opportunity Knocks and Contest Draws Jacksons Hole
The Jacksons Hole Courier reports on a local contest encouraging readers to seize opportunity. Two winners, Lavonne Delaney and W. E. Loyd, were awarded prizes for their entries in a picture show contest with free admissions valued at $2.50. The paper notes plans for a stronger lineup next week as prices double for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Hole
Atanoea
Lavonne Delaney
W.E. Loyd
Harding Assures No Backward Philippine Policy
Reports from Manila describe President Harding confirming no backward steps in Philippine self-government. Senate President Quezon, in Washington, stressed Filipino independence and confidence that U S policy will remain in harmony with island interests. Quezon’s visit is seen as a personal triumph and likely to temper related investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Harding
Manuel L Quezon
Philippine Senate
Quezon
Philippines
Sarding
Taft
Senate
Queson
United States
America
White Howe
Wis
Philippine Islands
Ory
An [Ory Due
Philippine National Bank
Pilipiios
Senate Provident
Quenon
Manila
Washington
Wyoming News Notes Reports Military, Labor and Local Tragedies
A crowded Wyoming roundup covers cavalry mobilization and field work in Wall Creek and Fort Mackenzie projects, plus chemical plant plans and power bond debates. It also notes the death of Private Manuel L. Rogers from a wound at Fort Tunsell, local rapes and robberies, a missing rancher found drowned, and investigations into water system rehabilitation in Sheridan and Basin area incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Tunsell
Manuel L. Rogere
Fifteenth Tilted States Cavalry Vas
J. R. Kirk
Supervising Architect
Washington, D
Sheridan
United States Public Health Service
Fort Mackensie
Mackenzie
North Clty
Kirk
Robert M. Parker
Pope Agia
Lander
Lawing Rogers
Enat
Dustin FB
Breeburg
Oung Kirt
Wyoung Children's
Hoa Finding Society
Winter Egg Production in Poultry Houses
The article explains that a dry, well ventilated and lighted poultry house with a good floor and ample space for feeding ensures winter egg production. It argues poor housing causes illness and loss, and suggests checking four key conditions and requesting Extension Circular No. 4 for detailed plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amind Poultry House
Dean Ogee
Mimler
Local travel mishap and hunters scene at Skull Creek
Mr Lovejoy's trip to Crystal Creek ends with a wheel failure and an engine fire on Devil's Elbow as he returns to Jackson. Countess E Gigyeka and Cal Carrington depart for Skull Creek moose hunt. elicia Gisyeka arrives in Jackson awaiting Flat Creek camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lovejoy
Crystal Creek
Mrx. Millhorn
Dorothy Redmond
Lester Leek
Redmond Ranch
Ahape
Jackson
Countess E. Gigyeka
Cal Carrington
Skull Creek
Elicia Gisyeka
Flat Creek
Scout Camp At Jacksons Lake Featured In Notes
Five Hoy scouts spent two days at Jacksons Lake last week with favorable weather. The note mentions this being the last long distance trip of the year and records regular attendance as part of scouting routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson’s Lake
Senate
Hontel
Kelly Boywrove
Spaur
Bang Game Season Opens Amid Hunting Rules
The article outlines the opening of the Bang season with safety rules. Hunters must carry licenses and follow permit guidelines. Firearms must be 29 caliber or larger and red clothing is advised for visibility. Do not kill game birds near crowds and avoid dynamite or explosives.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teachers’ Institute
Lai Jackson
Chapline
Brake River
Central School
Walter Germany
Nobile Gregory
Victor
Smith
Miss Sithab
Jobe Knpedy
Jack Evans
Tle
Haw Meven
Lavaersek
Mra
C. W. Ssteingraber
Horseshoe Lake
Ranch
W. C. Steeingriber
Betchet Ranch
Bob Coolidge
Cowley
Jor Brown
Ice
Horseshoe Lake Ranch
Chas
Neil
Hrown and Sons
Yellowstone River Country
Mr. and
Meno Boh Conlidge
Mrs. G. Cowles
al Ferrin
South Park Gleanings
Mre
Frank Mm
Georgia Engle
Splt 1
Mm. McCily Ie
Mm. Fleming Chenny
Chevey Hell
Tinen Dbo
Hobook Basin
George Masterson
Bamdurnat
Lelanai Af
Inte Johe P ‘Oper
Nake
Bere Sviant Mihd Low Khpir Laval iPusl
Tural Wleringy
NRW PF
Matt
Jeff
Jackon
New York City
Aid
Mleli
Belial
Civcola
Jorden
Beliools
Ruth Ip
Myra
Geri
Amy Baperheideit
Soliontie
Wyoming
Stern Roenpaper
Congress
Bass
Douglas Cavalry
Wyoming National Yard
Chharge
Vi Hove
Second Wall Creek
Lox
Wye
Wall Creek
Ball Creel
Midwest
A. J. Mull
Centennial Valley OM and Gaa Company
Findlay
Ohio
Laramie
Great Western
Ther
Cheyenne
Marshal Foch
France
Plang
Chamber of Comerce
American Legion
Indianapolis
Pacific
John Bente
Rawlins
Mole
Eile
Larrante
Victor Ericksen
Old Unier
Wyo
Rock Ravings
Bellunes
Erteksop
Hock
Lewis F. Pennington
Basin
Tig Goro
Penntington
Hoorgy Dabnston
George Johnaton
Jeyse Siylewaner Dulimtun
Tee
Peppington
Bheritt
Charnaupoths
Hoot Gibson
Sandy Brooke
Ree Gro Witson
Wyu
Hoy
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