Live News From Jackson Hole Special Correports
Special correspondent Neil Henri reports heavy snow on the Teton Pass delays the Victor Jackson mail. Cattle numbers 1200 to 1400 graze in swampy area above Jackson. Duck hunters exploit clear days while Wild geese linger in Jackson’s Valley. Mrs Huff mourns her father’s December death from stomach cancer. Open winter prospects rise with little Gros Ventre snow. elk sightings remain rare.
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Jackson
Gros Ventre
Vaccination Advice Amid Calf Deaths From Blackleg
Early spring calves die from blackleg in swamps above Jackson. Vaccinate in early September before dry feeding, then revaccinate in spring. Use clean syringes to avoid spreading infection. Stockmen to follow exact vaccination instructions to prevent losses. Jackson faces dog scarcity due to state quarantine marantine. no violations reported. The 116th ammunition train, 41st division, may have moved quarters. families awaiting word.
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Blackleg
Jackson
Valley
116Th
Letters from France and Local Community News
Word from France from Sergeant Claude Simpson of the 1st United States Engineers reports Jackson's Hole boys at work near supply points and the army. Home news and beef shipments delay relief. Local residents include B. L. Sheffield improving, Frank Van Vieck traveling to Michigan, and Mrs. Seelemire hosting a Christmas dance. Jackson Lodge election results list officers elected, including N G A J Focus and treasurer George R Blaine.
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Claude 1
Simpson
1Th
United States Engineers
Ry.) Co. B
A. BF
France
Army
LO. P
Jackson Lodge
A. J. Focus
N. G
W. T. Lloyd
George R. Blaine
James 8 Simpson
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Proves Worth in Winter Colds
Many families rely on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds during winter months. The text notes its proven merit and long use, with directions on use and a price of a quarter. It emphasizes the remedy as a fortunate aid yielding minimal consequences.
Sanders Assigned at Fort Bee Kansas State Post
Last week said Sanders held second Heute Mes while in realty he is first lieutenant. Lawrence B Holland of this city named as Cy comm for Lincoln County the state fuel administrator.
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Sanders
Ft. Bue
Kansas
Realty
Lawrence B. Holland
Thin City
Cycomm
Lincoln Coun
Winter events and travel in Lower Valley community notes
Winter snow blankets Lower Star Valley with about a foot fallen this week. George J. Miller returns from Chicago cattle marketing and cattle show. Mrs. Sarah Heap and Ira winter in Los Angeles Calle. Birthday anniversaries celebrate Mr and Mrs Wright and Mrs Titensor. Social gatherings boost local life while Wray handles creamery business outside points. Mr Stoker ferries weekly to Montpelier. Turnerville buys pure bred Holstein bull. P P Baldwin visits Thayne in a new Chalmers. Marion Heap ships wheat to Afton. teachers plan Christmas leave. Brown’s mother and sister visit Ogden. Read The Camera for local news.
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Robert Turner
Turnerville
Thayne
Marion Heap
Turner
Kemmerer Sheep Company Incorporation Filed in Wyoming
Notice states Kemmerer Sheep Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on November 30 1917 to conduct a sheep raising business. Capital stock is 50 000 shares of 1 each with a fifty year term. Directors listed are Smith Rerna Sawyers and JW None. Principal office in Kemmerer Lincoln County with E L Smith as secretary and agent of record.
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Kemmerer Sheep Company
Ming Tte
Secretary of State
State of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Smith
Rerna Sawyers
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
E. L. Smith
L, Smith
Wood Oil & Development Company Incorporation Notice
Notice records the incorporation of Wood Oil & Development Company in Cheyenne Wyoming at 1:35 p m on December 1 1917. The company’s object includes acquiring by lease purchase condemnation exchange location appropriation or other means to receive own hold use operate lease supply mortgage or sell property or assets.
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The
Wood Oil & Development Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wood Oil and Development Co Incorporation Details
The company seeks to drill and refine crude oil in Kemmerer, Wyoming, with capital stock of 2 million shares at 110 each. Seven directors named for the first year include John W Frohm and Oluf Jetson. Principal office in Kemmerer with Oluf Jetson as agent, WOOD OL & DEVELOPMENT CO by WR Christmas, attorney.
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Janda
Stork
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Wyoming
John W Frohm
Oluf Jetson
E. L Smith
C M. Lloyd
W. T. Wood
McGitvery
Charles K. Costello
Wood OL & Development CO
WR. Christmas
Applications for grazing permits in Wyoming National Forest
Notice is given that all applications to graze cattle horses and sheep within the Wyoming National Forest during the season of 1918 must be filed in the office at Afton Wyoming on or before February 4 1918. Full information on grazing fees blank forms and where to apply will be furnished on request. DIGIT
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Wyoming National Forest
Afton
Wyoming
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