Carbon County Hospital Bond Election Notice 1920
Wyoming 1919 session allows county bonds for a new hospital. Carbon County voters are urged to approve bonds up to 1000000 dollars to fund construction and equipment, with polls open March 23, 1920 at designated precinct sites statewide. County officials urge turnout for the health of residents.
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State of
Wyoming
Board of County Commissioners
Carbon County
Board of County Commissioners of
Encampment Post Office Notice From 1919 Debut
Second class matter at Encampment Wyoming postal office since December 4 1919 under the act of March 3 1879. Fragmentary line reads haeew see.
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Encampment
Wyoming
Advertising Rates for Local Display and Notices
Display advertising costs 25 cents per single column inch per week. Locals 10 cents per line per week. Obituaries and cards of thanks, announcements of entertainments, and events with paid admissions or profit realized are charged as standard advertising. Rates reflect per-week charges.
Mrs Elizabeth Pennock Opens Spring Millinery Line
Mrs Elizabeth Pennock of Saratoga will visit Encaumpment Stores Friday and Saturday April 4 and 5 offering a new line of spring millinery styles. Customers are invited to call and see the latest fashion hats and trims.
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Elizabeth Pennock
Saratoga
Encaumpment Stores
Auction at Chic ester’s plans for farm goods
Lows of stock and farm implements to be sold at Chic ester's auction tomorrow Friday March 10. Come in and find needed items or bring items to dispose of and sell. Obidentor wall sale advertised.
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Chicester's
Obidentor Wall
Social events fill Presbyter ian Uh weekly notes
A Saturday party for adults and juniors of the Sunday school drew about fifty attendees with rose and blue decor. Tuesday afternoon the primary and beginners classes were entertained with games and refreshments. Royal Neighbors members hosted a luncheon at Mrs. L A Cunningham's Riverside home. St James guild elected officers for the year. A pleasant lunch followed.
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Presbyterian
L. A. Cunningham
Riverside
St. James Guild
E. Tilton
Z.T. Carver
Geo. Kuntzman
A. J. Perry
Doroth Quivey
Must Protect the Fish W T Judkins Notice to ditch owners
State game warden Wat T Jupkis issues a notice requiring any person company or corporation constructing maintaining or operating a ditch or canal to install at the water diversion point a device to prevent fish entry. Violators face up to $100 fine and 10 to 60 days in jail or both, with enforcement planned statewide.
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Wat T. Jupkis
Small weekly papers face cuts and closures nationwide
The Country Editor laments high prices and war conditions harming small newspapers. Many weeklies, central to their communities, are consolidating or shutting down. A 26 year Ohio paper ended, underscoring widespread losses to small town journalism. The piece ends urging votes for the county hospital next Tuesday.
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Ohio
Riverton Review
Beaver Creek Items From a Beaver Creek weekend notes
Mrs. Harry Anderson was on the sick list a few days last week. James Anderson Jr. spent the weekend at the Harry Anderson ranch. Miss Dorothy Bridges and Mrs. Adnan Wolford were city visitors. Tuesday, Mrs. Emery Miller went to Riverside from Beaver for a visit with her mother. The Spencer brothers of Greeley arrived Saturday to take charge of the Bingham ranch. Rev. Clough, unable to enter Encampment due to a blizzard, preached Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Yoothaker celebrated a wedding anniversary with a neighbors party featuring games, music, cake and ice cream. Present were the Bridges, Plohr, Wolfard, Forney, Anderson, Liep, Fingerle, Forney, Janie Anderson, Joe and Kell Flald, Swan Olson, Clough, Murray and Poothaker. The Keho is one day late this week due to election notices. Sunday school attendance was good and the choir’s efforts were praised.
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Harry Anderson
James Anderson Jr
Prank Bridges
H. P. Plohr
Adrian Wolfard
Grant Forney
Larry Anderson
Chas
Liep
S. L. Fingerle
Florenca
Harry Forney
Spencer Brothers
Janie Anderson
Joe
Kell Flald
Swan Olson
Clinton Clough
Carl Murray
Wilbur Poothaker
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Fred A. Roberts
Stockwell 76
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Cowdin
Cardwell Ranch
Difficulty
First Aid Hall
Town Hall
Arlington Post Office
Morgan Post Office
Mile Post Office
Casteel & Hunter
Tie Camp
Harris Hall
Shockley Ranch
John Robertson Ranch
Pacific Railroad
A. McKay
Rawlins
Whiskey Gap
Ferris
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Pedro
Medicine Bow
Hanna
Elmo Elk Mountain
Rockdale
Morgan Widdowfield Green
Cow Creek
Spring Creek
Bennett
French
Wiant
Collins
Big Creek
Savery
Dixon Baggs U
Sand Creek
Brown's Hill
A. D
R. A. Macor
James R. Little
Sordier Drug CO
J. R. Bowers
Bnew
Jon Poryam
Witik Tee
Society
W. T. Judkins
van Camp
Schilling
Knox
Sunkist
Star
Mozart
J- M
Fairbank
Dunham
Hershey
Lux
Ameta
Burson
Advo
Empsom
Lipton
Altex
J. M
Bear Brand
American Beauty
Winchester
Boss Brand
Schilling’s Tea
Supreme
Schilling’s
Encampment Valley
Nevin's
Libbey Dill
Encampment Echo
Prince Albert Tobacco
Hebe
Fowler's
Shirley
Paris Garters
Ford Delivery
Delicia
Post
Peters
Gordon
Sun Maid
Baker's
Imperial Chambray
Durke
Copenhagen
Hagle Brand
Wellington
van Jamp
J. & P. Coats
Swift’s
Ideal
Meadow Queen
Sanitas
Echo Axis
Advo Olives
Encampment Stores Co. J.M. Corlett
D.M. Tourtelot
Advona
Beaver Creek
Dorothy Bridges
Adnan Wolford
Emery Miller
Beaver
Greeley, Colorado
Beaver Sturday
Bingham Ranch
Tounday School
Shawn
Philip Flohr
Produce Market Report
Acu
Philadelphia
Lodge Directory
Masonic Hall
J. R. Rottman
Burke
C. E
Luwian Livre
W. M. Glack Drees
Royal Neighbors
Viorerce Cunningham
Oracle
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Omar Punday
Cincinnati
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