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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
8
Philip Flohr has moved from his desert claim north of town to the old Parr ranch known as the Canyon ranch where he and his family will reside this winter and possibly run the place next year. Several sleighing parties have enjoyed moonlit nights and excellent sleighing the past week as the thermometer hovers around zero with no wind and fine weather.
Advertising rates listed with display at 25 cents per single column inch per week and locals at 10 cents per line per week. The notice mentions obituaries cards of thanks announcements and entertainments and notes handling of admission prices for profit items.
Local notes report Miss Georgia Dixon of Fort Collins visiting Encamp ment with her sister Mrs Byron Tillon. An item notes a new Georgette Wiest dress offered for sale at five dollars, inquiries directed to Echo office. Other short items record Plohy and Wor trade payments, a 0.6 month old steer, and subscription gifts to Echo Ragaringe.
A fragmented discussion on wholesale sales and cash versus credit terms across the country. It highlights that local dealers must offer fair terms, with many buyers preferring cash. A Wyoming land notice follows, detailing Harry Q. Neiswender’s homestead entry and witness list for a December 17, 1921, claim establishment.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of isolated land tract in Wyoming under General Land Office rules. Charles D. Terwilliger applies, minimum $3.00 per acre, bid open at 10 a.m. January 10 1922. Payment due to Receiver. objections by claimants due before sale time.
J L Hawkins attends a daily meeting here Monday from his yandh in the valley. A reference to Tawlag and meals appears in the fragmentary text noting soldiers and a Druge Ode.
Naval Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 4064 announces a monthly meeting on the second Thursday. Officer names listed include Plorench Cunningham, Oracle Mus, A. Be. Barn, and Recorder.
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