Encampment Echo Advertising Rates and Publication Info
The Encampment Echo, published weekly by James R Little, announces display ads at 25 cents per single column inch weekly and locals at 10 cents per line weekly. Obituaries and entertainments with admission are charged the same as other ads.
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Encampment Echo
James R. Little
Help Encampment Business Men Help You
Encouragement to support local Encampment merchants to grow the town and raise land values. Urges residents to patronize nearby stores and institutions, noting money spent locally benefits the valley and property values. Emphasizes creating demand to keep goods in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chau. Forney
Beaver Creek
Forney
Arbor Day Proclaimed for Tomorrow in Town
Friday, April 30, has been proclaimed Arbor Day. If weather permits, all Encampment should turn out and plant trees and shrubbery.
Candy Business Offer For Home or Shop Setup
A Philadelphia advertise offer invites men and women to start a candy business at home or anywhere. Everything furnished for $30 weekly and no experience required. Specialty Candymaking Co. located at 5 South 18th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 3-11-8ts War, Tena.
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Specialty
Philadelphia
South 18Th St
Encampment News Roundup and Local Events
Encampment reports garden work, sale of straw, and potatoes at 10 cents per pound. Schools close Friday May 1. high school boys host a dance at city hall to help clear about 70 dollars debt. Community sales and fundraisers, a new bridge project, and residents returning from California or Johnston reservoir are noted. A large I C C F dance at Saratoga drew a special train and autos full of attendees.
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City Hall
Encampment High School Athletic Association
Romper Suits and Dresses For Bright Youngsters
A charming line of ready to wear outfits for children features clever new romper suits and dresses. The garments are described as substantial and stylish, promising to save busy mothers from tedious sewing.
Hats for the Kiddies Display of Mina Taylor Linens
A catalog note highlights hats for children with options in art linens embroidery silks crochet cottons ribbons and laces. It promotes Mina Taylor line styles in a variety of materials and colors for easy selection.
Hosiery Line Expands For Ladies Misses And Children
Our Hosiery line is rapidly coming in. For ladies misses and children we can supply your needs. Silks lisles and cotton in black brown and white. We feature the Garson Hose for ladies.
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Garson
Presbyterian church ladies meet at Riverside home
The ladies aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday afternoon next week at Mrs. Harry Hunter's Riverside home. Also notes of local business, stock talks, a Blue side Sunday school event, and upcoming track meet and stock growers gathering are listed with dates and deadlines.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Harry Hunter
Riverside
I. M. Couness
Saratoga Valley Stock Growers Association
Saratoga
J. A. Schoonjans
Denver
A. JS. Wanlis
Schoonjans
Fifteen Years Of News From The Encampment Files
Public schools close for the year on an observed holiday May 1. Mrs Gee Kuntzman and Master George travel to Dubuque Iowa for an extended visit. Carpenters and mechanics push at the smelter with rapid results. H J Bollin and Chase Smith depart for Walcott after word of a new auto and chauffeur. The Encampment Fire Department gains members and adds a hook and ladder wagon built from old hose carts.
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Mrs. Gee
Kuntzman
Master George
Dubuque, Iowa
Encampment Lodge and Nearby Societies Meet Schedule
Notices describe Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No 20 meeting first and third Tuesdays at 1 O O Fy hall with Secretary Agnus Johnston, and Neighbors of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No SW meeting first DP haca dayfmonth. Also Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 2001 meets second Thursday monthly led by Lorance Cunningham Oracle and recorder Mrs HW EB Bat. Percy Goldsmith injured by a heavy cable on the bridge at the smelter. Crow Charter Oak social visits noted.
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Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
O. O. Fy
Shynpa Baw
N. G. Agnus Johnston
Woodcraft
Circe No
Many A
Winrn
M. lAwke
Percy Goldsmith
A. I
A. M
Masonic Hall
R. Rousman
W. M
W. C. Burke
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W.H. Cox
Johnston Reservoir
Gladys Fisher
Sears
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Schilling's Coff
Romper
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D. M. Tourtelot
ADVO
Advona
Delicia
J. M
P. P
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Grand Encampment Herald
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H. J. Bollin
Chase Smith
Walcott
Produge Market Report
Murnis
Platte Valley
O. F
A. J. Culpxsten
N. G
James R. Lrrrue
Woyal
Sunshine Camp
Lorance Cunningham
Oracle
HW EB. Bat
Recorder
Stewart
Dick Peterson
Charter Oak
Dog Town
Lodge Directory
C. BE
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