Masquerade Ball Sparks Jackson Civic News and Cold Weather Reports
The Jackson city house masquerade ball drew a large crowd with noted characters, while bitter cold persists with temperatures reported at 21 below in Jackson and 30 below elsewhere. Community notes urge ration compliance, elk herds remain in good condition, and plans for joint ownership of the Woodmen of the World hall are discussed ahead of a March 21 meeting.
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Ciy House
Jackson Hole
Jackson
Woodmen
Tweckson
W. O. W. Hall
Ww. O. W. Hall
Mia. Camella Seelemire
Zenith
Washington
Red Cross
Geo. McClure
Elk
Frank J. Peterson
C.D
Pat) Reed
Jack Frost
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
County Draft Board
Elmer Wagner
France
Tme
No. 20
Wallace Knutson
Wallace Returns Home After Enlistment Ready for Duty
Wallace, a Jackson Hole youth, arrived with his father and reported he is in good health and determined to complete his required service. He said he drills daily and the local lodge members share the belief in fulfilling the duty. His parents granted permission only after obtaining his consent to enlist.
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Wallace
France
Jackson Hole
Instant relief remedy touted in Kemmerer ad
A city drug store advertises a buckthorn bark and glycerine laxative claiming instant action to clear the bowel and relieve sour stomach gas and constipation. It promises immediate effects that impress doctors and patients alike.
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Kemmerer
Adler Ika
Ady
Chamberlain’s Tablets Ease Digestive Troubles
An ad notes that Chamberlain’s Tablets rectify bad digestion and stimulate gentle bowel movement. It claims the remedy is a premier medicine you will become acquainted with and highlights its effectiveness.
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Ady
Cattle Strayed From Rock Creek Range In Fossil Wyoming
Several cattle missing from the head of Rock Creek during summer or fall, branded three half circles on Toft nip and left side. Reward offered for information leading to recovery or proving guilt of those involved. John Byers Fossil Wyoming. f13m30
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Rock Creek
Brand
John Byers
Fossil
Wyo
Wyoming desert land entry final proof notice
Fred A Lerch of Viola Wyoming filed intention to make final proof to establish dam on the S half SE quarter of Section 34 Township 27 North Range 114 West Sixth Principal Meridian The proof will be before Flo LaChapelle clerk of the court Kemmerer Wyoming on March 28 1918 Witnesses: Philip Twichel Ira A Bailey Mark Twichel and Farl M Jones all of Viola Wyoming Register Alex Nisbet
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Fred A. Lerch
Viola
Flo LaChapelle
Kemmerer
Philip Twichel
Ira A. Bailey
Mark Twichel
Farl M. Jones
Alex Nisbet
Register
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Jud Witherspoon
Diamondville
Oakley
Glencoe
John Scott
Bon Ton Restaurant
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Drilling and Development Co
Charles Lackey
Woodstock
Fiat
Sian
Woodstock Typewriter Company
Chicago
Litzels
Mtee
C. A. Christmas O
Toft
Kemmerer Loan
Ton
D. B.S
Odd Fellows Hall
W.M
Marion Witherspoon
Marie Sing
A.F
A.M
Masonic
Rom
JA. Chetfim
M. KF. Chewer
K. P. Linco
Kemmers
P.m
Prat Heed
Fred Ervace
P. Hall
D. J. Brown
E.W. Holmes
Lincoln County
la Barge
Foss
Kemmerer, Wyo
F. E. Curtis
Star Coal Mining Company
Lincoln Lumber Company
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Hotel Kemenerer
Tom Ming
Lincoln County Booster
Abel
Wilson and
Lincoln Lumber Co
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