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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
7
Morning internal bath promises a fresh start and improved health by flushing system waste. Urges readers to obtain a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from druggists to aid digestion, breath, and complexion.
Arbor day fosters tree planting by students through ceremonies that teach the value of trees for beauty, community pride, road safety, and national foresight. It began as Nebraska’s cooperative effort for climate, protection, and timber, now a global festival shaping public spirit and roadside planting, with Newark leading models like shade tree commissions.
A reflection on expressing inner feelings to give them development. Thought is the blossom, language the bud, and action the fruit that follows. Expression is essential to move ideas from mind to reality.
The parlor car bandit William L. Carlisle, 25, who robbed the California Limited and other trains, was surrounded by a 200-man posse near the Platte River, refused to fire, and surrendered. He confessed to Friday's holdup and earlier robberies near Cheyenne and Rock Springs. Carlisle is in Rawlins county jail.
A messenger says Villa is at Agua Chile on Vicenti ranch with 200 followers, 150 Carrancistas encamped near Ojinaga four miles away. Garrison reinforcement denied. Col. Riojas to be transferred. successor unnamed. Agua Chile lies 30 miles from Santa Rosalia on a national rail line.
Berlin reports the imperial chancellor returned early from a trip signaling a decision on Germany's reply to the American note. Sources note Germany's strengthened standing and suggest the government will act with wisdom, though no date for the formal reply is given.
Leadville mines surge on silver price highs with active prospecting. Boulder experiences an historic mining boom. Western Zinc Oxide plans plant expansion. tungsten discoveries near Red Cliff and Silverton boost activity. Leases on Brain Born at Iowa Gulch and Yankee Doodle claims, plus iron sulfide shipments from Adelaide park, drive development. Harrod oil interests join Grove to lease 2000 acres near town, funding preliminary work and multiple drills near Salt Creek–like Wyoming parallels.
Five car loads of copper ore were shipped from Scholle to the El Paso smelter. A large manganese ore body was found by John J. Hyatt at his Cooks ranch. The Farmington Meadows oil field in San Juan county will begin development on May 15. An 1800 ton concentrator at Tyrone is now active, with over 1 million dollars invested. A magnesite deposit near Las Cruces runs from nine percent to nearly pure magnesium. A coal deposit near Magdalena, part of it a surface vein 34 feet wide, has been located eighteen miles northwest of Magdalena.
A force unloads a steam engine at No 4 mine Rock Springs with plans to push operations employing about 160 men and outputting around 1000 tons of coal per day. J H Gardner touts Occidental Mining prospects on Band Creek with assays near 3000 per ton.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a physician s prescription for kidney and bladder diseases. It claims rapid results and broad testing, offering 50c to 1 00 bottles at druggists and a 10 cent sample by mail from Binghamton NY, with note to mention the paper. It also includes unrelated copy about fabric dye and a quip about fools.
A fragment discusses unsafe tow practices and a Charms style claim about a product for children, followed by a dialogue about Mabel and Jack. It implies a social scene with references to Fletcher's Castoria and an insurance agent, without clear event details.
A speed fiend jokes about where he will go on his next motor trip. When asked, he says he has not decided yet but friends predict it may be heaven or the other place.
A reading session features a writer reciting his works with evident feeling. The speaker notes that many poems presented to editors were rejected repeatedly, highlighting a cycle of persistence and edits in the writing process.
A wry remark questions the link between owning 27 suits and possessing an idea. The exchange implies style may not reflect inner thought.
The Tate Fair store owner in Petunia recalls a stingy spell when the town cut the marshal’s salary. After he quit, residents replaced him with a life size Charlie Chaplin cut-out with a tin star, placed at depots and corners to serve as a mock marshal.
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