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Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1920

Page

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Wade Fowler Will Visit the Valley Saturday

I M Conness telephoned the Echo to say Wade Fowler the Democratic candidate for representative in Congress will probably speak at Encampment next Saturday afternoon October 23. Fowler will visit the Ohio oil camp near Rock River on the night of the 22nd and Saratoga on the night of the 23rd. If possible he would speak at Encampment the afternoon of the 23rd. Citizens should come to town prepared to stay and hear him if he comes.

I. M. Conness Echo Wade Fowler Congress Euccampment

Old Schofield Barn Destroyed By Fire In Town

An east town log barn owned by the Schofield estate was gutted by fire Tuesday around 7 30 pm. Origin unknown, blaze began in the hay loft. George Curry occupied the barn with two tons of hay grain harness and small items but had not used it for weeks. Locked door required breaking in and the blaze had headway before entry. Fire department extinguished it after water was applied leaving the structure worthless except as firewood.

Schofield Estate George Curry George

Railroads see rate rise as trigger for renewed activity

Daniel E. Willard, president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and chair of the Advisory Committee, says a rate increase will spur efficiency and private operation success. The plan calls for 30 miles of freight movement per car daily, 30 tons per car, fewer load-order cars, retirement of unfit locomotives, and quicker car returns to owner roads. American Railroads.

Congress Daniel E. Willard Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Association of Railway Executives

Morse Brothers Buy Old Hickory Powder Plant in Jacksonville

Morse Brothers Machinery Supply of Denver and Nashville Industrial Corp acquired the Old Hickory powder plant at Jacksonville Tennessee for about 1.5 million dollars. The plant, known as a wartime smokeless powder producer, covered 5100 acres with 3700 buildings and diverse divisions, and was completed 90 percent at war’s end. The sale followed a government bid accepted Tuesday with bidders from across the country.

Morse Bros. Machinery & Supply Company Saratoga & Encampment Denver Jacksonville Tennessee Denver Post George G. Morse B. P. Morse Morse Brothers Machinery & Supply Company Wazee Street Nashville Industrial Corporation Morse Brothers War Department Washington Nashville

Grand Encampment council approves concrete sidewalk ordinance

October 4 1920 town council meeting presided by Mayor Healey approves September minutes and bills. An ordinance mandates city funded curb and grading for concrete sidewalks at least eight feet wide, with six foot wide walks on certain residential streets, council adjourns. other notes mention T. Carver moving Hiram Bailey’s building and C W Clough’s Colorado trip.

Healey Rankin Rollman Perry A. J. Chidhester Jude W. M. Englehart E. C. Burke Town of Grand Encampment Pf. H. Healey W. C. Burke T. Carver Hiram ‘Bailey Main Second Streets Bridge Street Jensen Hall Saratoga

Firemen Dance and Supper Set at Encampment Hall

The Encampment Fire Department hosts a Halloween dance at the city hall on Saturday night October 30. Music has been secured and a midnight turkey supper will be served. It opens the season with promises of a very enjoyable event.

School Notes on Textbooks and Cattle Shipment

Helen and Leonard Bashore miss school due to illness while the class records each pupil’s books as seventh graders welcome new physiology texts. J L Hawkins returned from Quimaba with cattle, noting daily market changes and a price spike on arrival. He reported Omaha cattle sales at about 65 and 5.50 for cows, with some in the valley shipment reaching 8.00.

J. L. Hawkins Qimaba Mrr. Hawkins Omaha

Also Mentioned on This Page

J.H. Schmidt Wyoming Schofield Barn American Railroads The American Red Cross K. P. Nickell Lange State Bank CHAS F. H. Healey City Hall And the Lion Billie Rhodes Council Proceedings Weseres C. W. Clough Presbyterian Church Helen Leonard Bashore L. A. Cunningham General Riverside Sordier Drug CO J. R. Bowers W.K. Turon Cheyenne Creamery Co Encampment Stores CO
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