Encampment Wyoming notices and subscription details
Owner entered as second class matter December 4 1919 at the post office in Encampment Wyoming under the act of March 8 1879 Subscription rates One Year in advance Six Months in advance Three Months in advance Single Copies in advance Advertising rates Display advertising 25 cents per single column inch per week local 10 cents per line per week obituaries cards of thanks announcements of entertainments etc where an admission is charged or a profit is realized charged for the same another advertising
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Encampment
Wyoming
Echo thanks Encampment officials for omitting occupation tax
The Echo publisher thanks the mayor and town council of Encampment for excluding newspapers from the occupation tax ordinance adopted last week. He notes the paper operates five months, has lost about 250 dollars, and carries heavy personal and publishing costs while receiving little advertising support. He argues the tax would burden the publisher and hinder growth.
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Cho
The
Echo
Wyoming
Town council backs newspaper in southern Carbon county
Under present conditions and with present patronage, officials support developing the resources of the area. The voluntary action by the town council shows appreciation for a newspaper and a belief in its value to the community.
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Ihe
Carbon County
Who
Local Notes And Youths Recount Trips And Trades
A roundup of residents from Encampment and nearby ranches includes reports of trips to Denver by D. Terwilliger and Chas Tanner, Dick Martin from Cotton ranch, and Harry Pantle’s trading run. N B Nelson and son John attend Chichester sales, Flohrs visit from Smith ranch, Mohs welcome twins born April 17, Claude Thompson builds a combined garage and coal house, Joe Fisher works on it, Rev R F Abraham from Saratoga filled St James Church appointments then rode a train that derailed.
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Claude Thompson
Joe Fisher
R, Fe, Abraham
Saratoga
St. James Church
Our Grocery Store Advertises Cleaning Goods and Canned Produce
The store offers soaps and cleaning agents including ammonia lye Bon Ami and delicate fabric soaps. A range of canned vegetables and fruits is advertised with J. M. raspberries strawberries gooseberries pineapples peaches pears and cherries. Weekly sausage bologna and Vienna sausage shipments are noted with order suggestions.
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California
Blizzard Cripples Rail Service Across Wyoming Region
Record of a severe blizzard blocking the Union Pacific through Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska. A train wreck near a canyon end halted rail traffic. snow plow engine and cars ditched. Passengers unharmed. mail moved by speeder. Stockmen face shortages as snow and wind persist.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Denver
Walcott
Ayrildado
Riverside Post Office Reopens Amid Snowy Travel Delays
A fifteenth year clipping notes Riverside Post Office back in service after snowbound roads delay travel. J D Tillow plans a 3 to 4 week trip to Lander country. Saratoga and Walcott report heavy snow and a mining boom with new buildings and town lots activity. J P McShane heads to Cheyenne to inspect the Union Pacific and other lines toward Encampment as storms and wrecks slow arrival.
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Saratoga
Walcott
Union Pacific
Grand
Saratoga Valley
Neighborhood fraternal meeting notices and officers
Neighbors of Wooderaft Encampment Circle No 510 meet on the Thursday afternoon each month. Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 3064 meets on the second Thursday each month. Officers listed include Many A Witera G N Grack M Baker clerk Plonence Conningham Oracle Mus H and Bate recorder.
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Encampment Lodge No
ALP
A. M
Masonic Hall
J. R. Rotiman
W. M
Ib. S
Lincian Litre
W. M. Grace Uridges
Wooderaft
A. Witera
G. N
Grack M
Baker
Royal
Candy making jobs advertised in Philadelphia notice
Help wanted for candy making positions at Specifty Candy making Co. in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Advertises furnished housing and weekly pay of 30 dollars. Open to men and women with no experience required. Located at 18th Street South area.
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Philadelphia
18Th St
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. M. Englehart
Encampment Echo
James R. Little
Licly
D. Terwilliger
Chas
Tanner
Dick Martin
Indian Creek
Harry Pantle
N. B. Nelson
Son John
Chichester
Lastriday
H. P. Flohr
Smith Ranch
Pete Mohs
Rawlings
Encampment Stores Co
Peters
ADVO
Advona
Delicia
J. M
Goo, O Ker
Puesslay
Eusinans
Bik
Beval
P. P
E E. Sprout
Grand Encampment Herald
Riverside
J. D. Tillow
Lander
J.P. McShane
Cheyenne Hie
Burlingion Milroads
Tes. & H
AG. Burke
Platte Valley Lodge
O. F
A. J. Coimwester
Produge Market Report
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