If the Picture Show Continues Another Year
The note urges continued weekly attendance as the picture show plans to run for another year. It emphasizes regular support and presence from the audience to keep the program ongoing.
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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
1
The note urges continued weekly attendance as the picture show plans to run for another year. It emphasizes regular support and presence from the audience to keep the program ongoing.
Encampment town faces risk of losing its moving picture plant as firemen who run the program warn they cannot cover costs without audience support. Despite free hall fuel and reduced advertising, profits have failed to meet expenses for sixty days. A Modern Salome screens Saturday night followed by a social dance, urging residents to attend and back the show.
Forest officials at Laramie report Medicine Bow National Forest drew 24 730 visitors in 1921, nine times the prior year. Most from Kansas Nebraska and Colorado, with 23 000 camp fires, only three left unextinguished, prompting prosecutions to curb carelessness.
The Craig Courier reports a rumored UP plan to survey Encampment to Craig via Hahn's Peak after taking over the Saratoga and Encampment line from Walcott Wyoming. Six surveys exist from Wams ter into Craig via Baggs, with Hahn's Peak route favored for Encampment country rich in agriculture, settlement near Hahn's Peak, and access to Kent County coal fields.
Raoger Lang of Hayden forest sought guidance on bear hunting rules. Replies from the state game warden state bears may be killed under regular licenses within national forests during Open Season for big game, and residents may hunt outside season with a national forest entry permit. A vast number of U.S. residents have signed endorsements for Tanlae, Lordi, or Drug oy.
The Forest Service at Laramie announces free Christmas trees for personal use starting soon with commercial trees available at a small price. Preference is for balsam fir and similar species while avoiding weed trees. trees will be designated for removal to improve timber stands. Contact the nearest forest ranger for details and distribution rules.
A collection of short items and notices includes a girls bicycle for sale in first class condition at $10 by Irene Little. Reporter J. T. Finch sick at his ranch home in the valley last week. Tanlac claimed by twenty million users with strong results. Carver confined at home with illness from overexertion after Denver operations. H. L. Morris files a 40 nure Homestead near Leddy Creek mouth, west of town. contest filed against Frank Evars entry in GLO adjoining. Havey aims to become a rancher next spring. M. Tonntelot back at Equipment Stores after two weeks, sprained ankle cast for 30 days. Local traders seek grain on subscription, accept oats wheat or barley. deliver prices: wheat 1.30 per hundred, barley 2.00. Beall lots market price. Cash offered for grain.
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