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Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1920

Page

13

Wade Fowler To Visit the Valley Saturday

I M Conness informed the Echo that Wade Fowler the Democratic candidate for representative in Congress will likely speak at Encampment Saturday afternoon October 23 He will visit the Ohio oil camp near Rock River on October 22 and Saratoga the 23rd with a possible stop at Encampment in the afternoon Fowler’s appearance is not confirmed but locals are urged to attend if he comes nearby

I. M. Conness Echo Wade Fowler Congress Euccampment

Fire Gutts East Town Barn on Schofield Estate

An old log barn in the east part of town owned by the Schofield estate was gutted by fire Tuesday evening about 7 30. The origin is unknown and the blaze started in the hay loft. George Curry occupied the barn with hay grain and harness but had not used it for weeks. The door was locked and had to be broken to enter, allowing the fire to gain headway before the water turned on. The building was ruined, saved only as fire wood.

Schofield Estate George Curry George K. P. Nickell Lange

Railroads pledge energy after rate increase decision

Daniel E. Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad spoke on how rate rises would spur renewed activity in railway development. The Advisory Committee's program calls for 30 miles of daily freight movement, 30 tons per car, reducing idle load-order cars, retiring unfit locomotives, and returning cars to owner roads, aimed at private ownership success.

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

Morse Brothers Buy Old Hickory Powder Plant in Jacksonville

Morse Brothers Machinery and Supply Company through Nashville Industrial Corporation purchased the Old Hickory powder plant at Jacksonville Tennessee for about 1 2 million. The War Department valued the plant at 87 million and the sale bid was won amid nationwide competition. The Jacksonville plant, covering 5100 acres, first produced powder on July 4 1918 and will be sold in units and divisions going forward.

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

Town Council Proceedings October 4 1920 Grand Encampment

The Town Council of Grand Encampment met October 4 1920 with Mayor Healey presiding. Minutes from September 10 approved. Bills paid include Encampment Echo States T. & T. Co. and clerk salaries. An ordinance on concrete sidewalks was passed unanimously detailing width and city grade standards. Pf Healey and Burke signed. Carver moving Hiram Bailey building. Cloughs visiting Littleton Colorado.

Healey Rankin Rollman Perry A. J. Chidhester Jude W. M. Englehart E. C. Burke Town of Grand Encampment Pf. H. Healey W. C. Burke

Firemen’s Halloween Dance at Encampment City Hall

The Encampment Fire Department hosts a big Halloween dance at City Hall on Saturday night October 30. Good music is provided and a turkey supper will be served at midnight. This opening dance of the season promises a very enjoyable affair.

School Notes and Textbook Updates at Local School

Helen and Leonard Bashore were absent due to sickness. The seventh grade received new physiology textbooks arriving Tuesday. J L Hawkins returned from Qimaba with cattle, noting daily market changes and a spike on arrival. Good cows sold for 65 dollars in Omaha, with mixed prices from the local valley shipment reaching eight dollars per head.

J. L. Hawkins Qimaba Mrr. Hawkins Omaha

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J.H. Schmidt Wyoming Schofield Barn American Railroads The American Red Cross State Bank CHAS F. H. Healey City Hall And the Lion Billie Rhodes Council Proceedings Weseres T. Carver Hiram ‘Bailey Main Second Streets Bridge Street Jensen Hall Saratoga 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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