Forest Road Program in Wyoming Expands Spending
Wyoming road program allocates 3480000 dollars for national forests roads and trails in 1929 with 237000 from federal funds and 111000 by counties and state. Five large projects receive about 280000 involving Sour Doug Tensleep Centennal Brooklyn Lake Encampment Slater and Wind River roads. 43000 for smaller forest service projects. 10000 for Daytan Woodrock. plus thirty miles of trails to aid access for horsemen and walkers. Grazing permits show cattle range near normal and sheep range average in Colorado and Wyoming amid 1929 market conditions. many older sheep held back as lamb market favored ewe lamb sales.
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Wyoming
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Sour Doug
Tensleep
Buffalo
Centennial
Brooklyn Lake
Encampment Slater
National Forest
Colorado
Allen S. Peck
Denver
Grain for Sale and Movie Notice at City Hall
Grain for sale listing prices for oats and barley at the ranch including Swedish Select seed oats and beard barley with cleaning options. Also notes Jimmy Valentine will be seen at the city hall Saturday night and urges attendance.
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Harry Pantle
Bert Lytellin
Jimmy Valentine
City Hall
Election officers named for Encampment Wyoming May 10 1921
Official notice lists town officers appointed to run the municipal election in Encampment Wyoming on Tuesday May 10 1921 Judges are A Sproat George Kuntzman and Byron Tillon Clerks are Carl Ashley and Frank Lordier I H Hualey mayor attested by W C Burks seal clerk mayor official designation shown
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Encampment
Wyoming
A. Sproat
George Kuntzman
Byron Tillon
Dunkard School Closes for Term. Teacher Heads to Spring Creek
The Dunkard school closed last week for the term with teacher J. L. Gain departing to Spring Creek to teach for several months.
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Dunkard
J. Ll. Gain
Spring Creek
Revival Meetings Begin at Presbyterian Church
Rev G C Marston and wife and Rev C E Kircher and wife came up from Saratoga Tuesday afternoon and began a series of revival meetings at the Presbyterian church here Tuesday night. A two weeks meeting has just been closed at Saratoga and it is reported that more in terest in church work has been manifested in that city during the meeting than at any time in several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Marston
C. E. Kircher
Saratoga
Presbyterian Church
Evangelist Kircher Sermon Meetings Draw Attendance
Rev. Kircher, a nationwide evangelist famed as an excellent talker and strong reasoner, is set to speak to those who enjoy sermons. Attendees are urged to join the regular meetings, though the duration of the meetings is not yet known.
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Kircher
Fire hazard rising in national forests in Rocky Mountain district
District Forester Allen S. Peck of Denver reports from Rocky Mountain forests that fire danger is above normal for the season. March fires near Pike boundary eased by last snow, while Colorado south of the Wyoming line and San Juan area show increasing and serious hazards. Michigan reports two special fire guards. Black Hills in South Dakota remains very dry with fire risk until substantial rain or snow arrives.
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Allen S. Peck
Denver
Supervisors of National Forests
Rocky Mountain District
Pike Forest
Colorado Forest
Wyoming Line
San Juan Forest
Colorado
Michigan
Black Hills
South Dakota
School Notes and Local Updates From Saratoga Sun
Clarence Anderson quarantined with measles. Thelma McClure enrolled in second grade Monday. Thelma, Mary Etta and Peter Mohs withdrawn from Encampment school after returning to Rawlins last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs FR Gilbert welcomed a son born Tuesday April 12. Mother and baby reported doing nicely. Weather varied with snow and rain. gardens being prepared, spring believed to be near.
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Thelma McClure
Thelma
Mary Etta
Peter Mohs
Rawlins
Alice Cahill
Laramie
FR. Gilbert
Saratoga Sun
Crop report April 1921 shows high winter wheat, low rye conditions
The April 1 1921 crop report compiles state and national conditions for winter wheat rye breeding sows and farm labor. Winter wheat stands at 85 percent of normal in the state with dry soils and wind damage noted. National figures show 91 percent for winter wheat. Rye in the state is 1 percent of normal while national rye is 90.3 percent. Breeding sows in the state are 110 percent of normal with labor supply at 155 percent and demand 74 percent. Farmers, facing low grain prices, plant and seed to self support with limited hired help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Jimmy Valentine to Be Here Saturday Night
Jimmy Valentine a six reel special picture previously delayed by a Colorado washout will be shown in Encampment next Saturday night April 23. A resume of the story was printed earlier and the feature should draw a good crowd Saturday night. FOR SALE CHEAP A water right for ditches and reservoir for 6ld acres ranch land near Rock River Wyoming. Airplane sightings noted as they pass over the section but too high for this report.
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Jimmy Valentine
City Hall
Colorado
the Echo
McCoy
Rock River
Wyoming
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Whitney
Saddle Shop
I. H. Hualey
W. C. Burks
National Garage CO
Clarence Anderson
State Bank
Chas. H. Sanger
H. A. Hunter
F. H. Healey
METRO
Harrow Crawbars
Riverside
R. Z. McCoy
U. S. Mineral Surveyor
Rock River, Wyoming
J. T. McShane
Wisconsin
Union
Cheyenne Creamery CO
THE
Encampment Stores CO
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