Encampment Wyoming Sets May 10 1921 Election Date
Town officials announce a May 10 1921 election in Encampment to choose one mayor for a year and two councilmen for two year terms. The notice is signed by Mayor Fred H Healey with Town Clerk W C Burke and includes a citation to legal statute and the city hall event announcement for Jimmy Valentine.
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Noutice
Encampment
Wyoming
Fred H. Healey
State of
Lown
A. D
H. Harry
W. C. Burke
Advertising rates and postal matter for Encampment Wyoming
Public notice lists second class mail status for Encampment Wyoming dated December 4 1919 and outlines display advertising rates of 25 cents per single column inch per week locals 10 cents per line per week and charges for obituaries cards of thanks and entertainment announcements where an admission is charged or profit is realized.
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Encampment
Wyoming
Auto Licenses Will Pay The Bonds In Wyoming
Wyoming voters are urged that automobile license fees based on horsepower will fund road construction. With about 27,000 cars in 1921 at $12 per year, expected receipts total around $325,000 for state road improvements. Better roads promise daily use and broad benefits for farmers, workers, business people and households.
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Wyoming
Secretary of State
Good Roads Bond Election Details and Funds Plan
May 10 1921 set for an 1 800 000 bond issue to expand roads under the State Highway Commission. Interest capped at 5 percent with 4 percent on bonds and proceeds divided among counties 75 percent for local use and the rest in counties with land and construction disparities. Labor heavy spending 60 to 70 percent, with farmers offered work at good wages. Bond interest funds go to Common School Land Income for school districts. Also note a local report on JL Hawking and family illness.
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Good Roads
State Highway Commission
Encampment Echo notices and local items 1921
A collage of local briefs from Encampment Wyoming includes seekings for a second-hand sewing machine and a general farm hand, birth notices, visitors from Beaver Creek and California, a well drill report, dance plans at city hall, and a 1921 ownership statement for The Encampment Echo. The piece also notes a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Joli Larsen, an advisory urging acclimated perennial plants, and surveying novelties with R Z McCoy Rock River Wye.
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Joli Larsen
Finch Ranch
McCoy
Rock River
Wye
Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp Meeting Notice
Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 3064 holds meetings on the second Thursday of each month in PLOMiNer Cunningham Oracle Mas H. W. Ball Recorder presiding.
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Plate Valley Lodge No
0. O. Fy
Janna R
Lririn
Zacuariaut
Carver
Susshine Rebekah Lodge No
I. O
Lillian Liveue
Margarry Fisuen
Woodcraft
Amy H. Lowniex
G. N. Geact M. Baker
Royal Neighbors
Sunshine
Neeth
Plominer Cunningham
Oracle
Mas
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Aluminum
Martin Ditchers
Sordier Drug CO
J. R. Bowers
William A. Adams
Majestic
Denver
Colorado
First National Bank
Rawlins
Jimmy Valentine
Uncle Sam
Encampment Echo
James R. Little
JL. Hawking
Empg
Toille du Nord
Oshkosh
Gordon Cordovan
Sarinac Buck
Pai Russel
Ric Rae
Edgers
Encampment Stores CO
Echo Office
Mrs
Joe Ledbetter
Adrian Wolford
Beaver Creek
Claud Thompson
Hobart Swarts
Fort Steele
City Hall
James Ry Little
Congress
State OF Wyoming
County
Carbon
United States
James R Little
James RK
Little
James R. Livre
W. M. Enclehart
Laramie
Produce Market Report
Kincampmecht
Uda
Lillian Little
Cow Creek
Lodge Directory
A. B
A. M
Masonic Hall
Byron TrLon
W. M
N.S
La.lian Litre
Grace Hripees
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