Good Roads Day Sees Encampment Firms Close for June 22
Encampment Carbon county Wyoming businesses sign on to close June 22 from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm to support highway improvement. James Blackhall leads as Good Roads president with local captains and lieutenants organizing districts to mobilize volunteers for southern Carbon county roads.
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Good Roads
State of Wyoming
Follow
Riverside
James Blackhall
Encampment
Carbon County
Wyoming
James EK
Anderson
Road crews set to work under captains in Encampment
Lists of lanes and routes from Encampment and Saratoga areas assign crews under Captains Ben Bashore Amos Wilcox and F D Bridges. Workers will dine with a basket picnic and finish with a city hall dance at Encampment, manager F H Healey, captains Roy Peck Rob Wood Chas Plummer Taylor Pennock Glenn Scott Harry Blydenburg for Saratoga routes.
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Encampment City Hall
Battle Road
K. P. Nickell
Elwood
Harry Neiswender
Cow Creek
James R. Little
North Fork
W. H. Cox
Nichols Ranch
Bert Oldman
Finley Hill
Brady Benson
Amos Wilcox
Wilcox Corner
Englehart Ditch
J. W. Clements
Baggott Bridge
Lane
Roy Gould
Englehart Hill
Henry Flohr
Wilcox Ranch
F. D. Bridges
Indian Creek
Beaver Creek
Harry Anderson
Forney
Chas. Vyvey- Forney
H. Close
School House
Mr. Spen
Filer
C. M. Fiefield
F. H. Healey
Saratoga
Roy Peck
Walcott
Chas. Plummer
Medicine Bow Lodge
Taylor Pennock
Lake Creek
Glenn Scott
Oil
Harry Blydenburg
Jack Creek
Reward Offered for S S Pixley Missing Person
A $50.00 reward is offered for the finding of S S Joe Pixley dead or alive and Kes P Nickete. The notice seeks information leading to Pixley's location or status, with no further details provided.
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S.S
Joe) Pixley
Kes P. Nickete
Ranch for Sale Near Encampment in North Fork Area
Quick sale offered on a 160 acre ranch one mile from Encampment on North Fork Price 2500 dollars with 1000 dollars cash and balance due in one to five years W H Cox lists terms Mint Gold Mining Milling Development Co held an annual meeting no quorum present only L Forney L A Cunningham and T J Warrs Raff attended old officers to hold over Foxney president Cunningham secretary
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North Fork
W. H. Cox
Mint Gold Mining, Milling & Development Company
L. Forney
L. A. Cunningham
T. J. Walraff
L. Foxney
L. A, Cunningham
Echo Declared Legal Land Office Publication
The Encampment Echo passes six months making it a legal publication. Will Reid of Cheyenne confirms the Echo is now on the authorized list. All adjacent land notices must be published here with a $10 final proof fee and 10 cents per line for first insertions, 8 cents per line thereafter.
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Encampment
United States
Will Reid
Register of the Land Office
Cheyenne
Land Office
Echo
Former Encampment Girls Graduate from Laramie High
Miss Gertrude McKay and Miss Crete Wood, former Encampment girls, graduated with the Laramie High School class of 1920. Commencement at the auditorium last Thursday featured a strong program with McKay saluting and Wood as valedictorian, both popular in school circles. Also noted is Earling Miller’s eighth grade graduation at Rock River, with diplomas presented by J White.
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Gertrude McKay
Crete Wood
Laramie High School
Laramie
Miss McKay
Miss Wood
Atta Chamberlin
Earling Miller
Rock River
Stallings Must Return to Wyoming for Trial
Leslie C. Stallings former Encampment editor and later Rawlins Journal publisher, last heard near Big Piney, must return to Wyoming to stand trial for embezzlement after a U S Supreme Court ruling. He faces accusations of diverting government funds and related private gains, with hundreds cited in impact on local businesses. A separate note reports a washout on the east end of the Baggott bridge, hindering crossing and prompting road work planning for next Tuesday.
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Leslie C. Stallings
Encampment Record
United States
Rawlins Journal
Wyoming
Big Piney
National Capitol
Saratoga Sun
Washington, D. C
Interior Department
Stallings
Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Cheyenne
J. M. Conness
Baggott Bridge
Service Store faces and prices distinguish retail character
The article argues that a store's personality, displayed in its advertising and face, shapes customer perception more than goods or prices. Honest, attentive service defines quality and trust, with advertising reflecting a store's dedication to fair prices and safe treatment, making it the serving store.
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Dingkmpmisny Stores Company
National Garage Company
Charter Cale-Copper Company
Wat Aay
James Black
Jack Corlett
Elvin Tilton
Soldier Drug Company
Geo. Kuntzman
H. Parks
J. R. Bowers
James H. Anderson
Eas
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Cs Acemnenienain Ince
Ise Cahill
Gilbert James R. Little
Pnton Sq
EMI Raomeos
Cupmaeer
W. M. Engtehart
Csien Deuodt
State Bank Riverside
Wereme
Cope Su
Scewenenee Mets
D. L. Condon
Ben Bashore
Pene Ween Ee
Blacksmith Riverside Garage
Ee Soft Drinks
Ciet Cluff
North Spring Creek
Hugh Mowry
South Spring Creek
W.E. Tilton
Brush Creek
J. H. Anderson
A.J. Chidester
Peryam’s Lane
Chas. Bragg
Peryam
J.g.dettinger
Brownlee Lane
Frank Jones
W. H. Butler
Butler Bridge
Z. T. Carver
Winner
J. W. Winner
Fail
Chas. T. Fail
A. J. Ferry
Bashore
Elvin Til
Robi. Wood
Encampment State Bank
State Bank
CHAS
the Echo Is
Legal Land Office Publication
Encampment Girls
Kennicott
L. C. Stallings
Valley
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the Blacksmith
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