Jackson Hole News Notes and Updates
Local valley items report Simpson at Juddson Drug Store continuing to deliver by horseback. Weather in the Hole is milder with snow scarce and cattle grazing in valleys. Lieutenant Spicer listed wounded, brother of Walter Spicer of Kelly. Federal ruled prosecutions of game law violations on government reservations will move to federal courts. Bruce Porter, formerly at Jackson Drug Store, expects to return soon from France with American forces.
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Simpson
Judhson Drug Store
Thell
Tieutenant Spicer
Lient. Spicer
Spicer
Walter Spicer
Kelly
Wyoming
Jackson Hole
Department of Justice
United States
Crippled Soldiers Work Range Expanded by Red Cross
Recent surveys by the Red Cross Institute for Crippled and Disabled Men show field open for establishment of such workers in industrial sites is wider than generally supposed. Investigations record 1.20 percent of workers affected and 274 individuals cited in the report.
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Red Cross Institute For
Indastralite
Mrs Isley Endorses Chamberlain Tablets For Stomach Trouble
A recent letter from Mrs. D. W. Isler of Litchfield Hl says she has Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach disorders and constipation and that they give sure relief. She recommends them to anyone troubled with indigestion or constipation.
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D. W. Isler
Litchfield
Cattle and Sheep Trade Featured in Buffalo Live Stock Firm Notes
John Mahhey of Reine Wyoming leads as principal owner of the Fultaty Crook Live Stock Firm. He focuses on cattle and high quality sheep, serving feeder and packer markets. P. J. Quealy joins as a principal stockholder in the Buffalo Live Stock Company.
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Au Humber
Hinge
John Mahihey
Reine Wyo
Mwe
Storkman
P. J. Quealy
Maloney
Buffalo Live Stork Company
Obituary for Mrs Curtis of Wyoming 89 years old
Rev J M Sutton writes of Mrs Arcnee Amanda Curtis who died December 15 at age 89 years 8 months at the home of Kent K Curtis. Born in Hoosick NY in 1829 she moved to Wyoming in 1890 with her son and his wife. Funeral at the Methodist church. remains to Odd Fellows cemetery, later to be moved to Hoosick for burial beside her husband and daughter. The town mourns a longtime respected resident.
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Arcnee Amanda Curtis
Kent K Curtis
Hoosick
N. Y
Old York State
Wyoming
Kent Curtis
W. S
Sutton
Tor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Curtis
Bridge Delays Stir Jackson Hole Community Demands Action
Residents of Jackson Hole debate bridge location versus repairs as delays persist. Local demands urge the Highway Commission to dredge the river and restore main-channel flow to enable crossing, with a strong push for immediate plans and continued donations of labor and material.
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Wifnelinen
Highway Commission
Jackson Hole
Unclear Gift Advice Sparks Seasonal Debate
A short quip urges skipping extravagant gifts this year and focusing on lasting cheer. The note mentions a person named Mike and a reference to W eight five as a cryptic cue. No additional context or identifiable events are provided.
Doughnut Factory Comes to a French Village
In a French village a Red Triangle worker named Mise Bass runs a doughnut operation. She singlehandedly makes up to 6,000 doughnuts daily and, with assistants, nets about 10,000 per day. The doughboys keep production records for home kitchen bragging.
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Roy
Red Triangle
Bass
France
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