Letter From Live Stock Commissioners Urges Local Inspectors
Saratoga Valley Stock Growers association reports a letter from the State Board of Livestock Commissioners stating there is no current provision to pay for livestock inspectors for cattle shipments to market centers. It urges lawmakers to pass a local inspection law before cattle are driven or shipped out of the county, similar to Colorado’s system, to protect cattle owners and improve returns.
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Saratoga Valley Stock Growers Association
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Cheyenne
L YI
Conness
Sec
M. E B. Picker
State Board of Livestock Commssioners
Stock Association
Lgislature
Colorado
For Sale Ranch with livestock and farming tools
Ranch of 160 acres on Cotton creek one and a half miles east of town includes all farming tools and implements six head of pure bred milk cows and heifers four work horses one two year old colt and one sucking colt wagons harness and similar. Price 3000 for all Enquire at office.
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Cotton Creek
Cho
Eastern Star Encampment Elects Officers for Year
At Encampment Chapter No. 17 O E S regular meeting on Tuesday night officers were elected for the coming year. Elected were Mrs E E Sproat W M F D Bridges W P Mrs Grace Bridges secretary Mrs Hattie Pew treasurer Mrs Lora Nichols conductress Mrs Lillian Little associate conductress Installation and initiation will occur at the January meeting.
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Order of the Eastern Star
E. E. Sproat
W. M
F. D. Bridges
W. P
Grace Bridges
Hattie Pew
Lora Nichols
Lillian Little
Million Dollar Dollies at City Hall Saturday Night
Metro pictures shown by firemen at city hall every Saturday night impress critics with high class productions. Last Saturday’s Pals First starring Harold Lockwood drew fascination as six reels kept the audience guessing what would happen next. Next week’s showing is The Million Dollar Dollies by the Dolly sisters, touted as an especially good picture already shown in major cities.
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Metro
Harold Lockwood
Dolly Sisters
Encampment State Bank Stockholders Meet January 10 1921
The regular annual stockholders meeting of Encampment State Bank will be held at the bank offices in Encampment Wyoming on Monday January 10 1921 at 10 o clock a m F H Hearey cashier. A A Wolford visited Encampment from Beaver Creek ranch. Bert Oldman and Ellis Herring called at the Echo office last Friday. Bert left to cash for his renewal subscription.
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The
Encampment State Bank
Encampment
Wyoming
F. H. Hearey
Bert Oldman
Ellis Herring
Echo
Bert
Meredith Opposes Increase in Grazing Fees
Secretary of Agriculture Meredith opposes any immediate raise in national forest grazing fees. He argues current rates defend government revenue, reflect private land values, and would destabilize the livestock industry in Colorado Wyoming and South Dakota if enacted before 1923.
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Meredith
Congress
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Rocky Mountain District
Forest Service
National Forest
Department
Association of National Forest Range Users
Snowfall readings from end of November scales
Snow scale readings show depths at end of November with Scale Nos. 316 to 320 and 371 reporting various inches of snow. Scales read monthly by forest rangers from November through April. readings will be printed to inform ranchmen. Dave Bashore accompanied Mrs Parr to Encampment. she remains in critical condition at the Bashore home.
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Forest Rangers
Dave Bashore
Hanns
Mra
Aan Parr
Parr
Bashore
Encampment News From The Grand Encampment Herald
Fifteen years ago Reemertems were taken from the Grand Encampment Herald. W E Tilton attends a Cheyenne consistory meeting. Mayor Englehart sustains a severe head cut from falling gas pipe. L W Tennant departs with steel track powder for the Jennie Queen tunnel. At Encampment President Chatterton and GM Hohl finalize depot grounds and yards. Depot to be at Freeman Avenue center with yards over the smelter grounds. J C Rankin reports Charter Oak mine showing well with seven feet vein and eighteen inches to three feet high grade ore. Rankin sprains ankle at Charter Oak. Union Pacific engineers arrive to establish a temporary headquarters. Survey runs from Spring creek to plains near Jones & Williams ranch, plans Ram bler route to connect with Moffat line in Colorado. H A Hunter in town handling Big Creek ranch matters as general manager.
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Chatterton
Hohl
Freeman Avenue
J. C. Rankin
Charter Oak
Rankin
Union Pacific Engineering Corps
U. P. Survey
Spring Creek
Saratoga
Jones & Walliams Ranch
Town Council Holds Regular December Meeting Of 1920
December 6 1920 the Town Council met in regular session with Mayor F H Healey and Councilmen Rankie Ferry and Carver present Minutes from November 1 were read and approved Bills paid included Min States T T Co Encampment Echo clerk salary November Geo Kuntzman Insurance and other items A sale of White Leghorn hens at 1 25 each noted Business visitor W N Tootbaker from Beaver creek ranch in Encampment last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Healey
Rankie
Ferry
Carver
Encampment Water Works Company
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J.H. Schmidt
Stockholders' Meeting
A. A. Wolford
Beaver Creek
National Garage CO
Big Creek
Financial World
State Bank
CHAS
H. Sanger
H. A. Hunter
H. Healey
Cashie
City Hall
Herald'if
W. E. Tilton
Englehart
L. W. Tennant
Jennie Queen
Big Creek Ranch
Council Proceedings
W. C. Burke
W. M. Englehart
WN. Tootbaker
Cunningham
Riverside Garage
Chas. Bragg
Riverside
W.E. Turton
Encampment Stores Co
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