Jackson School Notes Highlight Progress and Changes
The Jackson school reports steady enrollment with notable class leadership. Room 1 under Miss Fiselle, Room 2 led by Miss Jennie Dew, and Room 4 with Mr. A V Wilson show strong effort. Principal Hemphill notes a first year of an approved high school course and invites patron visits. Nearby, residents move, hunt reports, and local clubs meet as families plan for winter.
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Jackson City
Mise Fiselle
Jennie Dew
F. C. Hemphill
Jackson
Bank Condition Report for Daekeon State Bank at Jackeos
The report details the condition of The Daekeon State Bank at Jackeos Wyoming as of September 12, 1914. Harry Wagner, cashier, swore the statement true before Notary Clare Kr. Van Vienk on September 21, 1914 with witnesses Arrast Rob't E. Miller Hyrum W. Delaney Frank S. Wood.
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Daekeon State Bank
Jackeos
Wyoming
Businese
Harry Wagner
Clare KR. van Vienk
Notary Publie
Rob't E. Miller
Hyrum
W. Delaney
Frank
Wood
Republican Rally at W O W Hall in Jackson
Republican rally planned for Friday evening September 25 1014 at the W O W Hall in Jackson with speakers Hilliard Ridgely the governor candidate Hirney H. Rage for Secretary of State and Herman N. Gates for State Treasurer A dance will follow and the invitation extends to all.
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W.O. W. Hall
Jackson
Hilliard & Ridgely
Hirney H. Rage
Herman N. Gates
Ady
Barren OCR Notes Hint at Local Happenings
A fragmented local notice mentions the Jackson Drug Co and alabastine colors, a hunting trip by R Jones and wife, Mort Bly in charge of a billiard hat, Mrs Otho Williams with children, Mr and Mrs Clay Seaton returning from outside, the Wolfs moving to Los Ranch, Wm Crawford's bear hunt and Georges Dew returning from Pinedale with household goods. Forest Ranger Davis was in town.
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R Jones
Mort Bly
Otho Williams
Clay Seaton
Los Ranch Va
Wm. Crawford
Two Meetings Highlight Wyoming Campaign Tour
Large Jacksons Hole crowds heard Sen John B Kendrick Sheridan Republican gubernatorial candidate Frank L Houx Cheyenne Democratic candidate for Secretary of State and Fred L Thompson Lander Democratic candidate for State Treasurer. Speakers touted tax bank policies and state development while urging support for Wilson era reforms and coordinated votes for allied officers.
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Jackeson
Hole
John B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Frank L. Heux
Cheyenne
Fred L.thompson
Lander
Prove
Local Life Notes From Grovont Township
Fred Shinkle and wife joined Mr Farley’s trust for the wine tar. Ben Gee and Ralph Kennedy visited at George Gue’s house Saturday night. Threshing is on in fall force these days. Tom Wassen and family moved into the Steingraber house for the winter. The Newbolds and Moultons are at work on their corral. Fred Carlson visited his brother Lawrence at the bridge for a few days. Ray Storer’s brother Fred left for Nebraska to return home and may relocate. Himer Wagner was seen heading toward Jackson Sunday evening.
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Kendrick
Wilson
Cattienan
Jackson's Hole
Ben Gee
Ralph Kennedy
George Gue
Newbolds
Moulton
Corral
Fred Carlson
Hie
Lawrence
Te Bridge
Ray Storer
Fred
Nebraska
Dames Advance Notice of Immediate Settlement Request
All those owing money to dames are asked to settle at once, as funds are to be fed. The notice mentions Mr. J and the date 1 May, urging prompt payment and settlement.
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Dames
Mr. J
Jackson Votes Incorporation In Special Election
The town of Jackson held a special election last Monday to decide incorporation. The vote result was 48 in favor of incorporation with the election of town officers to follow in a few weeks, giving residents a chance to assess candidates for town affairs.
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Jackson
My wife leaving me debt disclaimer note
A note dated 7 August by Christiansen declares that the author will not be responsible for any debts his wife may incur after their separation.
Aspen Ridgs Gossips From Jacksons Hole Grain Notes
Community notes report Mrs Hatter aided by YWre Flo Parke, KC Steele buys calves and gaws, Frank William stayed over, Milt Young sold a saddle gelding, Tani Harthorn and Wallies Moulton build cribs, locals discuss farm chores and coyotes in Mt Lydia vicinity. grain crop north of Gros Ventre river unthreshed as wet weather delays harvest.
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Jackson's Hole Ia
Gros Ventre
Meeting of Stock Holders At WoO W Building Association
There will be a meeting of the stockholders of the W O W Building Association at the WoO W Hall on Thursday evening October 1 at 8 00 PM for the purpose of electing officers and such other business as may come before the meeting
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W.O. W. Building Association
Woo. W. Hall
For Sale Cobblestones Fence Posts and Rails
For sale a lot of cobblestones and fence posts and rails taken in exchange. Apply at St. John's House.
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St. John's House
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Vinedale
Mra. Flanders
Belle W. Flanders
Kearney
Neb
Salt Lake
Denver
Yoon Crandall
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Maben
Arandal Roadhouse
M. V. Giltner
Fish Creek
Prank VanVieck
Hoback
Mort
Ray Ely
Tom Bates
Lloyd
Pure Food Club
May VaoViets
Mrs
Bert Clark
W. J. Melly
Jackson Weenes
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Lixconx
Fone
Republican Rally
Jackson Drug Co
Georges Dew
Pinedale
Forest Ranger
Davis
State Bank
Jackson Wels
Rowy B Muies
Hvevn W. Deramer
Haame Waewma
Unebler
Thompson
Houx
Jackson's
L. Thompson
Fremont ’County
Fremont County
Walker Andi Te Rot
Lea
Frank L. Houx
Ofice
Govéror Carey
Frank L. Howe
Hans
Hitcsell
University At
Laramie
Charles Delaney
The
Jackson Mercantile Co
Jackson Merc. Co
Fred Shinkle
Mr. Farley
Trust
Tar
Tom Wassen
Steingraber House
Himer Wagner
August Christiansen
Aspen
KC Steele Hie
Frank Willian
Fide
Milt Yourg
Sam Smith
Tani Harthorn
Wallies Moulton
Mrs. Kneedy
Mt. Lydia
Reed Grocery & Meat Company
First National Bank
W. Wm. Taylor
B. Walker
Ceshier
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