Encampment School Open Next Tuesday
Encampment public school will open next Tuesday morning September 6 with three teachers Miss Anita Scott of Haskell Texas named principal and will teach high school grades Miss Helene Morris will teach intermediate grades and Mrs P S Bailey new arrival from Longmont Colorado will lead primary department The Echo speaks highly of all three as capable and recommends a successful term.
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Anita Scott
Haskell
Texas
Helene Morris
P.S. Bailey
Longmont
Colorado
Morris
The
Echo
Anita
Latriece Scott
M. ©. Corum
The Wreckers Serial Returns in Echo Issue
Francis Lynde, famed railroad writer, began as a railroader in the Rocky Mountains. At 87 he turned to fiction, writing 17 novels in 20 years. The Echo prints the second installment of his latest epic The Wreckers, urging readers to begin now.
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Rocky Mountains
The
Echo
Rosen Rye Raised Without Irrigation Near Town
Geo O Baker threshed his Rosen rye on a dry farm east of town. From eleven acres he reports 13732 bushels of excellent grain, four acres yielding 73 bushels. He plans larger acreage with improved ground and offers a limited amount for sale urging fellow dry farmers to plant Rosen rye. He asserts no one will plant common rye after trying Rosen.
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Geo. O. Baker
Mr. Baker
Legion to Have Charge of Chas. Anderson's Burial
Mr and Mrs Nets Anderson were informed by the war department that their son Charles Anderson killed in France has arrived in the United States and will be buried in Saratoga with full military honors. The American Legion at Rawlins requests charge of the service, with ex service men and local citizens expected to attend. a burial date will be announced later.
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Nets Anderson
War Department
Charles
France
United States
Saratoga
American Legion
Rawlins
Anderson
Clean Up Campaign For Ex-Service Men In Rawlins
Ex servicemen with service related disabilities may meet a Veterans Bureau board in Rawlins on Saturday September 8 to seek compensation vocational training or treatment. An insurance agent will assist with policy reinstate or conversion. Transportation meals lodging provided. bring discharge or compensation awards and any supporting papers. The board meets on the second floor of the post office.
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Allex
Veterans’ Buureau
Rawlins
American Legion
The
Red Cross
Veterans’ Bureau
C. W. Jeffrey
Will Reid Accepts Removal in Mock Letter
In a Wyoming Tribune piece a Cheyenne official reflects on his removal as register of the land office. The dated exchanges parody political ouster news with humor about fate, politics, and ceremonial notices from Washington to Cheyenne and back.
Good Shows Coming Up At The Picture House
J M Corlett manager of the picture show has booked weeks ahead with top productions. Most have just closed on engagement or are playing in large cities. Mrs D M Tourtelot left Wednesday with her baby for Denver for treatment. Mr Tourtelot accompanied her to Walcott and returned the same day.
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J. M. Corlett
D. M.tourtelot
Denver
Local and Personal Notes From the Ranch and Town
R Siebers spent Tuesday night in town from the ranch. Dr and Mrs W C Burke are spending this week in Cheyenne. Visiting relatives and friends. Purity Serum for blackleg 20 per dose. Septicemia vaccine for abortion 1590. 11 P Flohr. Rosen rye seed for sale raised without irrigation. One year's acclimation. Enquire at the Geo O Baker ranch. Amos Wilcox and Irvin Brands were up from the Wilcox ranch Tuesday forenoon attending to land business before the local commissioner. H P Lynn made final proof before James R Little last Saturday on bia 820 acre homestead east of town. C D Robinson and EK W Woods acted as witnesses for the Lunant. Mrs A L Forney came into town Tuesday from her Indian creek home with her son Harry who was operated on for adenoids that afternoon by Dr W A Adams of Denver. The young man is recovering nicely from the operation. Mrs Anos Wilcox received a letter from her mother Presday stating that her father W Garver who was operated on for kidney trouble at St Josephs hospital in Denver some three weeks ago, with much better than he had been for several days and that a second operation would be performed Wednesday morning, the outcome of which had not yet been learned upon going to press.
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H.P. Lynn
James R. Little
Bia
Town
Robinson
Woods
A, L, Forney
Indian Creek
Harry
W. A. Adama
Denver
Anos Wilcox
Presday
4. W. Garver
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lo Press
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge and related fraternal notices
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 20 meets the first and third Tuesday night at I O G G hall with visitors invited. Neighbors of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No. 510 meets first Thursday afternoon monthly. Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 3064 meets second Thursday of each month.
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Encampment Lodge No
A.M
Masonie
Byron Tillou
W. M
C. Burke
Atte
Crehcan Lirtnie
Plte Valley
Wick
Robeyve
James R. Lirren
N. G. Zachariah T. Carver
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
I. Oggh S. Hall
Lincian Lirren
N. G
Margaret Fisher
Woodcraft
Amy H. Loxmrer
G. N
Gerack M. Barker
Royal Neighbors
Neets
Eplokrence Cunningham
Anoel
H. BF. Ball
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H. J. Justin & Son
Nocona
J.H. Schmidt
Wyoming
Encampment
Francis Lynde
Legion
Chas. Anderson
Hampshire
James KR
Tittle
Reho
Flohe
Purity Serum Company
Mr. Flohr
Siebers
Keho
Lillian Little
Irene
Gow Creek
J. T. McShane
Ub W
City Hall
Jack London
Will Reid
Wyoming Tribune
Cheyenne
White House
Washington
William Reid
Wyo
Office of Register of the Land Office
Warren G, Harpinec
Secretary of the Interior
Warren G, Harding
Sam
State Bank
Spee Dee
Cunningham
Riverside
Logal
R. Siebers
Mrs. W. C. Burke
P. Flohr
Amos Wilcox
Irvin Brands
Wilcox Ranch
Lunant
Lodge Directory
R. Z. McCoy
U. S. Mineral Surveyor
Rock River, Wyoming
Sordier Drug CO
William A, Adams
Mar, Nye
Majestic
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