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Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1920

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State Garyie VI Encampmer highway talk at Encampment

State Highway Engineer Z I Levison and District Engineer R V Newcomb visited Encampment last Wednesday. They spoke at the city hall about the route to Walcott and Saratoga, the needed work, right of way, and hoped for federal aid for the segment to Saratoga. The project would be gravel then permanent and tied to the Rocky Mountain highway with a state maintained crew post completion.

Z. I. Levison Cheyenne R. V. Newcom Rock Springs City Hall Saratoga Walcott Incampment Levison Rawlins West Rocky Mountain Laramie Mountain Home Woods Jno Highway Commission Platte Valley

Encampment Slater road urged as key to growth

State Engineer Levison led a road meeting in Encampment amid strong push for the Encampment Slater road. Bank cashier F H Healey and miners advocate the route would boost cattle shipments, open mining districts, attract tourism, and spur agriculture with new rail access. Mayor Haglehart cites regional development and timber potential. forest department backs spring construction with 28000 dollars planned, labor shortages noted as main hurdle.

Levison Encampment Slater F. H. Healey Wamsutter Steambat I Springs L.M. Connels Carbon County Conness Myer Newberger New York W. M. Haglehart Ccrbou County Rang Slater Road Snake River Humerous Obes Forest Department Wyoming

Railroads warn shippers of heavy January to February demand

Walker D Hines directed to shippers that railroad administration expects record freight volumes through late January and February due to postwar activity and coal strikes. It notes equipment shortages, limited new car orders, pooling to maximize use, and ongoing efforts to speed traffic through terminals and prioritize wheat loading amid constrained capacity.

Walker D. Hines T. McShane Railroad Administration United States Congress

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