If the picture show continues another year headline
The note suggests continued weekly involvement if the film sequence persists for another year. It implies ongoing commitment from supporters to attend screenings and assist each week.
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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
9
Boost for the Picture Show in Encampment
The Encampment Fire Department has funded and run a modern moving picture plant at no cost to patrons. If audience support wavers, the town may lose its show as film contracts expire in thirty days. A Saturday program featuring A Modern Salome is advertised with a post show social dance.
Mountain Visitors Exceed All Previous Forest Records
Reports from the Medicine Bow National Forest show ninefold visitor growth from 1920 to 1921 with about 24 730 people spending 20 100 days there. Most came from Kansas Nebraska and Colorado while locals sought rest and fishing. Forest officials emphasize responsible fire use and plan prosecutions for unextinguished fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Medicine Bow National Forest
Brookyn Lake
Centennial
Mountain
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Mates Park
Forest Service
Medicine Bow Forest
Forest Rangers
Rumor Links Union Pacific to Encampment Craig Survey
The Craig Courier reports a Union Pacific plan to survey Encampment to Craig via Hahn's Peak after acquiring Saratoga & Encampment. Six surveys from Wamster into Craig via Baggs precede the Hahn's Peak route, touted as feasible through Hahn's Peak country toward Kentt County coal fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Saratoga & Encampment
Walcott
Wyoming
Kentt County
Steamboat Springs
Sentinel
Permit to Hunt Bear Clarified by State Game Warden
Raoger Lang asks about bear hunting rules in national forests and receives guidance: bears may be hunted under regular licenses in open season for big game, or outside season with a resident license plus permit to enter national forest. The article notes widespread endorsements for a drug remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raoger Lang
Hayden Forest
Forest Service to Give Away Christmas Trees From Laramie
The Forest Service, Laramie office, announces free Christmas trees for personal use starting on a specified date. Commercial sale trees will be offered at a small price. The program aims to improve timber growing conditions and control stand density, mainly balsam or fir. Trees will be selected to avoid indiscriminate cutting. contact the nearest forest ranger for access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Laramie
Local items and sales notes from area paper
Notices list sale of a girls bicycle for ten dollars by Irene Little, plus reports of reporter J T Finch sick at his ranch, Tanlac sales claim, and local homestead filings and disputes. Also mentions ranching plans, a worker with injuries, and cash offers for grain as subscription payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Finch
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J.H. Schmidt
James R. Little
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Nyone
Parker
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America
Llyrs
Echo Office
Hiciaier Kretsorr
Henry Pantle
W.R. Boyd
Threly
Beaver Creek
W. M. Englehart
Ohio
James 2. Anderson
M. CG. Corum
Rawlins
Mr. Anderson
Eiglehart
Beho
City Hall
Hope Hampton
Salome
Io “No
Lordier Drug Co
Tanlae
Lordi
State Bank
Coas
H. Saxcer
President
Haley
H. A. Huser
Cunninghe
Riverside, Wyoming
Irene Little
Tanlac
Soldier Drug Co
Carver
Denver
H. L. Morris
Leddy Creek
Land
Frank Evars
Glo
Havey
Weho
Ian
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