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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1916
Page
3
In a Easter meditation Rev. John Brittan Clark writes of the stone rolled away at the tomb and the hope of reunion with loved ones. He notes Jesus sorrowed for loss yet offered comfort, urging not to forget the departed but to believe they are not dead, only away.
L D Stearns meditates on Easter, faith, and immortality, describing Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection as opening heaven to humanity. He portrays the soul’s release from mortal limits, the rolling away of the tomb, and the perpetual music of victory over sin and death that echoes through time.
The text presents a Natire Easter message praising nature and the risen Christ. It urges readers to take heart and press on despite life’s struggles, as the Master’s message is for the world and inspires personal renewal through faith in the Spirit of Master, Albert M. Ewert.
In Boulder Colorado, April 12, the Western Mining and Oil News reports growing development in the Parker district with new machinery at the Roadside mine and fresh strike by Dick Mathews on the Patterson group near Independence in the Miami district. Properties of E A Shaw Lew Souther and Charles W Lynch near Hackberry are being optioned for early operation. An ore shoot at Tuscumbia Mining and Milling near Prescott yields 253.68 silver per ton and 3.6 percent copper per ton.
Tyrone in Grant county gains a new police presence as shelter costs push a zinc mining boom in Luna county. Prospectors find blue and red granite deposit near Lucy. Santa Fé railroad orders 1000 Cassel dump cars for coal and coke transport. Qualeys of El Campo and Santa Eulalia acquire Victoria mines near Silver City.
In Newcastle snow halts work at Sun Oil placers with two feet depth. Ford brothers claim first Grass Creek gusher as derrick erupts. Occidental Gold Mining plans Sunrise incorporation at 100000 capital. Consumers' Coal files for a 1 million mining company in Converse near Lost Springs. Ohio Oil leases Cody vicinity land and starts a well on H D Edmonda ranch. Mountain States earlier struck oil at 37 feet.
McGee and Barr report tungsten ore from their Ironton mine running from 10 to 70 percent. Forecasters expect at least four mines near May Day spur sending ore to the Durango smelter this summer. A Boulder University of Colorado faculty led tungsten company formed to lease 100 acres on North Boulder Creek. Lead price rise prompts a 7 percent wage increase at the Ohio and Colorado smelter in Salida, totaling $15,000 monthly for 400 workers. Hilton Consolidated links its main shaft with the Cripple Creek deep drainage tunnel at 1,040 feet depth four miles from the bore portal.
A vintage cooking snippet offers several desserts and pies to try. Bran Pudding uses bran flour, raisins, milk and egg with lemon sauce. Cocoanut Cream Pudding blends coconut with sugar and vanilla baked in custard cups. Cottage Cheese Pie mixes cottage cheese with milk eggs sour cream currants lemon and is baked until firm. Banana Pie folds bananas with sugar molasses cinnamon salt egg milk cream and pastry, baked until set.
A compact collection of old fashioned recipes including Lemon Mincemeat using lemons, apples, currants and spices. Cheese and Spinach Roll with spinach, cheese and eggs. Sour Roast Beef brined overnight with vegetables. Nut Strips baked thin as a tea treat. Raisin Bread inspired Gread made with brown sugar sour milk and graham flour.
A health note promotes an inside bath by drinking hot water with limestone phosphate first thing daily. Authors claim this cleanses the stomach to bowels, preventing headaches, bilious attacks, bad breath, and other ailments, urging readers to obtain limestone phosphate from druggists at low cost.
A Boston Transcript item recalls a mother delivering quick news to her daughter Marjorie. The mother explains that she is the baby's aunt and the father the baby's uncle, while Marjorie becomes the baby’s little cousin. The child asks, “wasn’t that arranged quick?”
An examiner from a Life company states many insurance applicants are rejected because kidneys fail to reveal the disease. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy, with a sample offer of ten cents, urging readers to start treatment.
An aged man of eighty four married a girl about fifteen. The clergyman joked the font was at the other end of the church. The man asked what he wanted with the font, and the cleric realized the girl was not yet christened.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment for itching, rashes, irritations, pimples, and gore hands, touting purity and a free sample by mail with a book card. The quirky line about De Boore at a banquet adds a humorous aside about a toastmaster.
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