Wyoming Highway Bonds Election Proclaimed for May 10
Governor Robert D. Carey proclaims a May 10, 1921 election to issue 1.8 million dollars in highway bonds for road construction. The plan authorizes bonds of 500, 1000, 3000 and 10000 dollars, 20-year term, 5 percent interest, redeemable after 16 years, with county boards instructed to arrange polling per state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Carey
Robert D. Carey
State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Encampment to Welcome Rev G C Marston Tonight
Rev G C Marston of Saratoga will conduct services at the Presbyterian church in Encampment this Thursday evening and then spend two days weekly here to organize church work until about May 1st when a summer preacher will be appointed. The interim minister will split time with Saratoga. All interested in church work are urged to attend tonight and continue regular services to retain a resident minister in the valley.
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G. C. Marston
Saratopa
Presbyterian Church
Encampment
Marston
Saratoga
Grazing Fees Deferred Amid 1921 Relief Measures
The Encampment forest supervisor reports grazing fees deferred to September 1 1921 after the Agricultural Appropriation Bill's amendment approved March 3 1921. Permits will be issued immediately and payments may be sent to the U S Depository Denver any time before September 1 with no interest charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stecimen
Forest Superviseur
Encampment
U. S
Denver
Grain for Sale and Family Movements Reported
Grain for sale includes oats at 2 dollars per cwt for seed oats Swedish Select uncleaned 24 cents cleaned 234 cents beard barley uncleaned 2 sc cleaned 24 cents Prices available at the ranch phone H P Mlohr Harry Pantle note Brand family returns from Rawlins wintering plan to occupy Mrs BK Sinivar property vacated by George Peck family moving to a newly acquired land near Littleton Colorado
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H. P. Mlohr
Harry Pantle
Divin Brands
Rawlins
Sugar beet industry push for Encampment valley
Community members are urged to call the forest office or Encampment State Bank to leave their names and beet acreage plans for this year. J T McShane will collect data in Denver next week and meet with sugar company officers to advance the project and secure a market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encampment Valley
Forest Office
Encampment
Denver
Great Western People
Encampment State Bank
McShane
Wyoming Crop Report Shows Record Grain Stocks
Wyoming farmers hold large grain stocks as prices stay unsatisfactory. The report compares March 1 1921 figures for corn wheat oats and barley with prior years in Wyoming and the United States showing higher on farms and varying shipment percentages. Also notes average land values per acre and mentions local East ern Star events and a Holstein cow at Adrian Wolfard's ranch with inquiries at Keho office.
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Wyoming
United States
Local notes and upcoming events in Encampment area
Logal and personal items report J L Morrin departing for Denver on business. The Neighbors of Woodcraft announce a parcel post sale and Ramine party on April 1. W E White returned from Rawlins after winter work in oil fields. Will Flohr plowed two days on his valley ranch. Joe Robinson returned to Encampment after over a year in the Big Creek camp. C D Terwilliger sold out a fee on his lower Cow Creek ranch. Mr and Mrs H Neinwender visited friends in Encampment from their Lonsomehurst ranch west of town. The Presbyterian church Indies aid society will host a bake sale with Encampment Stores on Saturday March 26. Woolf Nickell Jr laid off from work on the Sb Ho and attended to Elo business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Flohr
Mrs. H. Neinwender
Lonsomehurst
The
Indies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Enauupment Stores Company
Woolf Nickell Jr
Elo
January February Plow Work Summary
A concise report covering all plow work completed in January and February across the region. Details include dates, equipment used, areas plowed, and any notable issues or follow up tasks identified by field crews and the municipal maintenance department.
Mis, W. Peterson Teft Visits Twin Falls Idaho
Mis and Mrs Al L Campton traded at Locampuient on Saturday from the Terwilliger ranch on Cow Creek. The note mentions a 1200 pound heavy work harness and a wagon for trade for a cow, with the cow viewable at Adrian Woltard's Beaver Creek ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
W. Peterson Teft
Mes. K. J. Smizer
Twin Balls
Idaho
Mre
al, L. Campton
Locampuient
Terwilliger Ranch
Cow Creek
Adrian Woltard
Beaver Eruk
Ollige
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J.h.schmidt
W. E. Chaplin
National Garage CO
Wyoming Crop Report
Eastern Star
Bertha van Devender
Seand
Saralow
Vantig Ted
Wy AL
Maglehant
Anderon
Atv
Bridges
Gorn
Mes
Lillian Little
Adrian Wolfard
Keho Offiga
State Bank
Chas. H. Sanger
H. A. Hunter
I. H. Healey
Metro
Logal
J. L. Morrin
Woodcraft
W. EF. White
Joe Robinson
C.D. Terwilliger
Cunningham
Middle West
Cheyenne Creamery Co
Encampmint Stores CO
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