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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1921

Page

9

Plan to Save S and E Railroad Prompts UP Interest

Washington reports Supt J T McShane tells Congressman Mondell that Chairman Levett’s plan could form a basis to save the Sara toga and Encampment railroad. He expects President Gray to present a formal proposal and Morse Brothers may meet Union Pacific halfway. Mondell hopes UP will take over to preserve valley development and aid residents.

The Echo Washington Levett Saratoga & Encampment J. T. McShane Mondell Denver Gray Morse Brothers Union Pacific Tam Lovett Mondéll Interstate Commerce Commission

Encampment Visitors and Local Notes From Saratoga

Saratoga region reports business visitors James Blackhall Encampment and J C Rankin Encampment. Dorothy Quivey travels home via Cheyenne with a short Encampment visit. Susan Peryam moved to W T Peryam’s Encampment home for care. George Peck plans to move near Littleton Colorado after purchasing 240 acres. Deputy G W Sisson to receive quail stock from state game dept for release locally.

Dorothy Quivey Cheyenne W. C. Ledbetter Ly di Peck Georg Colorado George Peck Littleton G. W. Sisson State Game Department Game Department Sisson

School Notes Reports Absences and Awards

Ottie Dotson was absent Friday of last week and Thomas Hunter was absent Wednesday this week due to illness. Winnie Wilcox and Mabel Lardier are back in school after a few days away. Thomas Hunter and James Anderson received certificates for ninety days perfect attendance. Joe Ledbetter and George Curry gave rides home to students as the first and second grades were dismissed on a stormy day last week.

Ottie Dotson Thomas Hunter Winnie Wilcox Mabel Lardier James Anderson Joe Ledbetter George Curry

Union Pacific Offers to Take Over Saratoga & Encampment Rail

The article reports Union Pacific considering taking over the Saratoga and Encampment railroad by lease or purchase under a three year plan. It details a proposed arrangement, expected hearings, and local officials' involvement following a Wyoming and national capital contact.

Washington Encampment Wyoming Judge Lovett Union Pacific System Union Pacific Saratoga & Encampment Railroad Gray Public Utilities Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Union ‘Pacific Warren Joan B Kenprick Saratoga Sun Sun Kendrick New York Lovett

Stock Growers Bank to Open Next Monday

Stock Growers State Bank of Saratoga will reopen for business next Monday February 28 after state bank examiner closure. F H Healey cashier Encampment State Bank was elected president and C A Cook Brush Creek rancher was named vice president. Mrs J M Corlett has recovered and resumes duties at Encampment Stores.

Stock Growers State Bank Saratoga State Bank Examiner F. H. Healey

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J.H. Schmidt James Blackhall J. C. Rankin M. B. McKillip Susan Peryam W. T. Peryam BE. H. Parkison Ladies' Aid K. EB. Sproat Lous Hopkins Englehart Ranch Interstate Commerce, Commission Loth Armstrong State Public Utilities Commission National Garage CO Eencampment, Wyoming Be Christy Jake Jay State Bank City Hall Jimmy Valentine Bert Lytell Stock Growers Bank Geo. G. Morse Morse Bros. Machinery & Supply Company Riverside Garage Chas. Bragg Riverside Cunningham Cheyenne Creamery Co Storns Company
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