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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
8
A dated fragment appeals to the citizens of Lincoln County to support a woman candidate for county coroner. The writer recalls a past request for support two years earlier, pledges to dedicate the office to the best of ability, and asks for October election backing, promising diligent attention to the office.
Mime Canova Delaney leaves Monday with her mother Mrs. W C Delaney for Oriton Utah to begin a second year at Bacrod Heart Academy of Music. Her mother will stay in Ogden with relatives a few weeks while Mime studies. Also notes births and local events including Baby boy for Mrs Meight and Dr Bull attending.
The J P Ranch seeks bids to build about eleven miles of fence at the upper end of the ranch. Four miles use four poles and four wires with fourteen foot poles of quaking aspen. bucke ticks use red fir and quaking aspen. Fence completion by May 1921. Contractor to supply all materials except wire provided by ranch. Ample aspen timber available on site.
A hydrographer is described as the person who prescribes ocean routes for steamers. He makes sea charts and reports navigable water conditions, charts coasts and rivers, determines depths, water quality, tidal flow, and measures currents.
An unusual report from Letchworth golf course describes an eager player mistaking a mushroom for a ball and not finding their tee until eight strokes later, highlighting a humorous mishap on the links.
The article outlines the Junior Red Cross as a school aligned program under the American Red Cross. It describes citizenship training through service, cooperative, civic and health activities, and plans for inter-school and international correspondence. The pledge commits youth to uphold American ideals and child welfare.
The Red Cross mobilizes quickly for disasters, providing food clothing shelter and funds. Across the year about 1000 communities in 27 states suffered major events including Corpus Christi and Louisiana tornadoes, with 90 deaths 1500 injuries and 14000 homeless. Red Cross supplied 1200000 in relief and operated ten relief stations thirty food canteens and emergency hospitals.
Red and Gun Wallace Brundage led a Granite Hot Springs departure with Colorado hunters in search of deer and mountain sheep. Van Vieck led Utah field mates at Jacksons Lake chasing Mackinaws. Governor Carey with his party, guided by Wm Seebohm and Almer Nelson, headed into the hills. Sir Thomas Edmond of Dublin joined the governor's group as guest.
D. H. Miller and his wife are in town today conducting business and bidding friends farewell. Don, longtime foreman at the Hatchet Munch plant for two years, has resigned. The Millers will leave in a few days for Dillon Montana.
Notice from Warden and partners describing a second cooperative cattle shipment starting near Moran. Details cover gathering at Moran Cotober Stud and connections to Kelly Beach, ship via trusted firms, with emphasis on brand clarity, pastures, and low risk handling. Local buyers urged to arrange consignments or join group shipments.
A garbled note from The State Journal describes women altering dress terms with odd coinages like allpoyer sluhte and Bowns, suggesting future fashion naming would adapt to current styles, though text is fragmented.
The system reports light snow on the lower valley last Thursday night after weeks of snow atop the mountains. More snow fell on Friday and Saturday but soon melted. Hope remains for fair weather for several weeks.
A pasture of 160 acres is available for letting. For further information call J. M. Rope Toon. The notice provides a direct contact for interested parties and the intended lease size.
A fragmentary campaign note from a sheriff candidate thanks supporters and outlines a vow to enforce laws impartially. It references Lincoln County and Jackson's Hale, seeks voter views and a commemoration date, and signs as Atex figerr with a 9-16 date.
The fragment discusses The Movie KT and an endurance test involving Moyle, with a focus on imperfect docking and a form of adhesion near a merging boat. It mentions Robert Quilien in an asturding merging boat context, suggesting a nautical or experimental setting and partial, unclear details.
An estray notice lists two horses, a brown gelding branded on the left shoulder and a bay without brand, in the Mesas area near Teton, Wyoming. Owners may reclaim by proving ownership and paying pasture and advertising costs. 030th
A public notice urges parents to bring children for eye examinations. It emphasizes only about 10 percent are normal and about 76 percent need treatment or gas therapies, citing Dr. K. O. Young.
A newly married pair who are deaf and blind devise a simple life hack to assist at home. When a caller arrives the man uses a button and raised signal to warn his wife, enabling safer communication and smoother daily tasks.
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