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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1920

Page

9

Carbon County Population Totals From Fourteenth Census

Preliminary census figures list Carbon County population at 9 525 with district tallies led by Rawlins 4 019 and Hanna 1 650. Town figures include Rawlins city 3 969 and Saratoga 449. Encampment and Riverside not separately listed. Visit notes mention the Roe family visiting Encampment roots.

Carbon County Rawlins Rawlins City Ferris Fort Steele Medicine Bow Hanna Elk Mountain Rockdale Green Saratoga Saratoga Town Bennett Riverside Snake River Walcott

Lincoln Architect Frank Feder Dies After Illness

Frank A. Feder an Encampment native died in Lincoln Nebraska on September 22 from a head tumor and was buried there September 25. He moved to Encampment in 1898 with his mother and stepfather Geo Eberhart and later became a carpenter then a leading Lincoln architect. He leaves a wife and three children and was connected with a major Lincoln architectural firm before his illness. Eberhart attended the Lincoln funeral and stayed with grieving relatives before returning to Encampment.

Frank A. Feder Lincoln Nebraska Mr. Feder Encampment Geo. Eberhart

Community sale announcement with colorful offerings

A community sale is set for Saturday at 2 p m with many items offered. Several locals named Cipsrer Mesuawen Hobart Swarts Irvin Brands Lillum Little and Irene Little are mentioned, along with a social visit to Mrs R M Boyd east of Beaver Creek last Sunday.

Cipesrer Mesuawen Hobart Swarts Irvin Brands Lillum Little Irene Little R. M. Boyd Beaver Creek

Ratify Amendments Three Four and Five to Boost Wyoming Roads

The piece urges voting for Amendments Three Four and Five to allow the state and counties to issue more road bonds without raising taxes and to access over 1.2 million dollars annually in federal funds for road construction through a cooperative program with the federal Bureau of Public Roads. It warns that rejection would halt Wyoming’s road program for two years with hundreds of miles of trails and impassable winter sections.

National Congress Wyoming State Highway Department Bureau of Public Roads

Birthday Party Honors Fifteenth Birthday of Mona Dren

Last Wednesday October 6 Mes Lillian Littlle hosted a party for Mona dren on her fifteenth birthday. Hao's school pupils and teacher Miss Helene Morris attended. Mrs Corum and Ales Little organized games and refreshments followed, with many guests including Kanteman Tennant Corum Anderson and others present.

Joone Lillian Littlle Hao's Rug Helene Morris Misa Marvis More Schmidt Ef. Corum Ales Little Mies Helens Movele Mesdaames J Gshimnidt Mra M EE. Chrim Miss Loene Rene

Forest Service Seeks Rangers in Open Exam

The U S forest service plans an open competitive exam on October 25 to fill ranger vacancies. Applicants must be 21 to 40, with gender allowed but hiring may specify sex. Salaries range from 900 to 1220 annually with possible 20 monthly raise after probation. Examinations test practical ranger duties and related education and experience at sites in Wyoming.

United States Forest Service National Forest Field Force Civil Service Commission Congress Forest Supervisors Wyoming Cody

Death of Mrs. W H Cox in Idaho Reverberates in Encampment

Mrs. W H Cox died Saturday morning in Indian Valley Idaho after a brief illness. A pioneer Encampment resident she leaves a husband, children and grandchildren in the northwest states. The burial site remains unconfirmed though Idaho is likely. Platte Valley Lodge changes meeting night from Saturday to the second and fourth Thursdays to improve attendance amid slow enrollment. The first meeting under the new schedule is Thursday with a hoped turnout.

W. H. Cox Indian Valley Idaho Cox Platte Valley Lodge No

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J.H. Schmidt 4Carbon County John Roe Arthur Roe Los Angeles California Pete J. R. Kollman Roe Frank Feder American Red Cross Campaleo Red Cross State Bank Chas. H. Sanger Pres H. A. Hunter F. H. Healey City Hall Alma Rubens Forest Service L. A. Cunningham General Lurdier Drug CO J. R. Bowers W.E. Tuvon Encampment Stores Company
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