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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1917
Page
2
Legal notice dated August 12 1915 appears in the post office section of En CoD TOR Wyoming. The document references the act of March 17 191? and lists ownership by James R. and Lillian Little with Binteredt ais second onees mation.
Subscription rates are listed for six months in advance and three months in advance. Display advertising costs are given per inch column and per line for local readers with minimum charges. Obituaries and notices with profit will be billed at regular local reader rates with payment due with copy. Copy deadlines specify Wednesday for inclusion in the current issue. Advertising continues until canceled.
James R and Lillian Little reclaim control of the Encampment Record citing Stallings financial failure as cause They plan a lean issue this week with two days to publish and aim to restore normal content soon They invite readers to drop subscriptions if they wish and seek community support for a stronger Encampment valley paper
A dated message from James R. Livres Lillian Lerine Love Drie Co agents for LB Westholder seeking payment and expressing gratitude for courtesies. They note operations in Evanston and Rock Springs Wyoming and request continued patronage from widowed friends and patrons.
Silage and alfalfa form dairy foundation while wire fencing shifts to mile quantities. Silo advances push high beef prices and new records. Key tips cover water for calves, clean housing, manure as profit, artificial hog wallows, advance winter dairying, humane horse handling, prompt hen feeding, drilled rope in blocks, durable cement from melted alum, churn speed with cream quality, balanced diet for horses, warm weather poultry in orchards, forage in grain rations reducing pork costs, and cautious pruning of young fruit trees planted recently.
In the Great Falls spring riding contest, Jack defies odds to chase the five hundred dollar purse and championship belt. Morris, a Scot, warns him of danger yet supports the daring ride as Lopino Davis is sidelined and a sister’s plea adds motive.
Notice for publication from the Interior United States showing Samuel Sure of Encampment Wyoming filing for three year proof to establish a land claim on a homestead entry Serial No W0132 in section 18 township 1 north range 63 west sixth principal meridian. Hearing before Leslie C Stallings A M Commissioner at Encampment Wyoming on April 24 1917 with witnesses T J Walrat L A Cunningham George Baker and R M Martin all of Encampment.
Notice announces election at Encampment city hall Wyoming on the Sunday of May M17 for mayor term one year and two councilmen term two years each. Polls open from hamn to 1 p m. Mayor W M Englehart attested Clerk WC Burke.
Keep only thoroughbred stock. A dibble is a handy garden tool. Soft eggs according to size and solar. Curry the filth from the cow's coat before milking. High quality of cream can be produced from clean milk. Ground grain is preferred over whole grain for dairy cows. Do not let stalls become filthy. Never offer poor butter for sale. feed it to pigs.
All persons holding stock in the Mint Gold Mining Milling and Development company are requested to send me their stock certificates so they can be recorded after a fire destroyed books and papers. Attend at once. certificates will be returned after recording. L A Comsinoray Secretary.
Department of the Interior lands office Cheyenne Wyoming March 24 1917 notice that Joseph R Peryam of Encampment Wyoming who on December 1 1910 made homestead entry serial number 07053 for southwest quarter section 15 northwest quarter 4 section 22 north quarter northwest quarter 4 section 21 township 1 north range 83 west 6th principal meridian has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim before Leslie C Stallings US commissioner at Encampment Wyoming on the fifth day of May 1917 claimant witnesses listed W C Ledbetter W Hodd Esterre Jrwn Ledbetter and Job W Winner all of Encampment Wyoming Register
Department of the Interior notices Ella K K Peck of Saratoga Wyoming intends to make final proof on land described in desert entry made October 31 1913 Serial No v10038 for several lots and sections in Township 15 N Range 83 W 6th Principal Meridian before L D Peek U S Commissioner at Saratoga Wyoming on April 34 1917 Clark Wilcox George Sullivan D Ss Richmond and M W McKillip all of Saratoga Wyoming Will Rit Register
Louis KB Weatholder of Rock Springs Wyoming arranges Easter flowers for Sordier Drug Co. The local florist will receive the blooms to fulfill holiday orders for Easter.
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