Local and Personal Notes From Encampment Area
Local items note J. Chamberlain moving to Cow Creek homestead this week. Notices invite Mrs. A. Sprout of Encampment, Wyoming for perennial flowers and an Old Timers dance Friday night. Dr. Avery now at Sisson Hotel Saratoga. Harry Pantle in town to order grain adoring Echo. Ralph Minges to work on forest improvement at Big Civil ranger station. Father Schillinger visits Encampment area. Auction at Lef Hong laundry building next Saturday May 7. George P. Lang and Mrs. Lang return from western Oregon and Lang becomes forest ranger for Encampment district, based Rambler station in summer.
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George P. Lang
Hayden
Carbon County Urges Wyoming Road Bonds Support
The Carbon County urging May 10th vote on the Wyoming road bonds totaling 1.8 million dollars, arguing the county relies on state aid for through routes including the Lincoln and Rocky Mountain Highways and a proposed Snake River valley corridor. Officials note the state highway department is new, costs are high, and bond approval is needed to complete and maintain essential roads.
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Carbon County
State of
Wyoming
State Highway Commission
Snake River Valley
Rawlins
Platte Valley
State Highway Department
Wno
Highway Department
Encampment Newspaper Rates and Postal Notice
A historic note details second class matter status for Encampment Wyoming with old postal dates and subscription terms. It lists advertising rates including display 25 cents per column inch per week locals 10 cents per line per week and polit notices such as obituaries and cards of thanks where admissions or profits occur are charged the same as other advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encampment
Wyoming
Bond issueMay 10 ballot will unlock 187000 aid for roads
The Rawlins Republican argues that passing the May 10 bond will bring 187000 in state and federal funds to Carbon County for main thoroughfares, enabling county road funds to target lateral routes and warning that future state aid may vanish if the bond fails.
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Fedral
Wyoming
Carbon County
State Highway Commission
Neighbors of Woodcraft Dues Due by Fifth Monthly
Notices to members Amy H Lorpner Grace M Baker and clerk Grace M Baker require payment of dues and assessments to remain in good standing by the 5th of every month. The notice dated 4 25 outlines the obligation and identifies the clerk.
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Amy H, Lorpner
Grace M
Baker
Auction Sale at Lew Hong laundry building Encampment
Auction notice for Lew Hong laundry building in Encampment next Saturday May 7 starting at 1 pm featuring kitchen range with hot water, restaurant outfits, large refrigerator, beds and bedding, 2 story building 8 lots burros harness buggy heating stoves chicken wire tools lumber and more items listed. Mrs M C Corum was a Saratoga visitor Monday.
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Lew Hong
Lp. m, Sharp
Prodige Market Report from Encampment Stores
Weekly market report furnished by Encampment stores, with corrections each week. Notes reflect local price trends, availability, and merchant updates across town markets.
Encampment Wyoming Sets Election For May 10 1921
Town of Encampment Wyoming proclaims May 10 1921 as election day for mayor and two councilmen. Mayor Fred H Healey issues proclamation dated April 14 1921 with Town Clerk Y C Burke attesting. Election to fill one mayor term of one year and two council seats of two years each.
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Encampment
Wyoming
Fred H. Healey
State of
A. D
H. Hearey
Y. C. Burke
Election officers named for En campiment Wyoming May 10 1921
The Town of En campiment Wyoming appoints officials for the municipal election on May 10 1921. Judges are A Sproat George Kuntaman and Byron Tillou. Clerks include Earl Ashley and Frank Lordier plus H Heaney. Attest by W Burke the town clerk. May Allison appears in a separate note at the city hall Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encampiment
Wyoming
A. Sproat
George Kuntaman
Byron Tillou
Earl Ashley
Prank
Lordier
May Allison
Wity Hall
Lodge Directory Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp Ne WO4
Royal Neighbors unit Sunshine Camp Ne WO4 meets on the second Thursday each month in Florence Cunningham serving as oracle mis and batt recorder.
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Platte Valley Lodge
O. F
James RK
Lirrere
N. G
Zacuknian T
Carver
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No
Froat
I. O. OF Fu ‘Hall
Lillian Lorrie
Margaret Pusher
Royal Neighbors
Sunshine Camp
Florence Cunningham
Oracle, Mis
Batt
Recorder
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Aluminum
Martin Ditchers
W. M. Englehari
J. R. Bowers
Sordier Drug CO
William A.adams
Majestic
Denver
Colorado
First National Bank
Logal
BE. J. Chamberlain
Cow Creek
Dr. Avery
Sisson Hotel
Saratoga
Harry Pantle
The
Echo
Ralph Minges
Big Civck
Forest Service
Father Schillinger
Green River
Art Chamberlin
M. W. Shafe
Brownsville
Oregon
L. A. Avery
Baratogs
Valley
Roy
New Mexico
R. Z. McCoy
Rock River
W. Be, Tilton
Brush Creek
Presbyterian Church
McMartin
Cheyenne
Presbyterian Church In
Npperson
McCormick University
Chicago
G, C. Marston
Marston
J. EL. Schmidt
Echo Family
Mra
Behmidt
Jake
Schuldts
Man
Utah
Casper
Sheridan
James R. Little
Ng Owner
Ates
Aeabe
Ealees Loteneeey
Gordon Ferguson
Cambries
Peters
Encampment Stores Co
J.M. Corlett
D. M. Tourtelot
M. C. Corum
Produge Market Report
H. Heaney
W. ©. Burke
Lillian Little
Upper Cow Creek
Lodge Directory
A. I
A.M
Masonic Hall
Byron TriLou
W. M
W. C. Burke
Linday Lirmp
W. M. Grace Hridges
Woodcraft
Amy H. Lokpirk
Guace M
Bagix
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