Industry in infancy found near Encampment Wyoming
The article describes Encampment in southern Carbon county Wyoming as a fertile valley hub in the Rocky Mountain region. It notes it is the terminus of the Saratoga and Encampment railway connecting with the Union Pacific, highlighting fishing, hunting, and driving as profitable early ventures.
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Encampment
Carbon County
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain Region
Saratoga
Union Pacific
Encampment Visitors Told of Abundant Fish Delights
Report from the Coness ranch fish house east of town says visitors today and tomorrow will find plenty of fish. Veteran fisherman Clay Propat leads a large party of anglers as weather conditions favor a bountiful catch for当地 crowds.
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Coness Ranch
Clay
Dad
Propat
Fire in Basements Threatens Parkleen Residence
A near fire Monday afternoon burned a trash pile heat box that drew flames into the basement of E. H. Parkleen's residence. Firefighters arrived after the box burned out, and water-filled basement prevented major damage. no injuries reported.
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E. H. Parkleen
Danny Encampment Plans Second Annual Fish Fry
The encampment hosts a two day fish fry with public outreach on publication day. Management aims to greet attendees early, but a full report will be withheld as crowds surpass prior celebrations in the valley.
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Encampment
Progressive firms anchor the town’s encampment era
The article notes several progressive firms operating locally and now permanent fixtures in encampment. Many were established when the town experienced a business boom, remaining as steadfast indicators of the period’s economic vitality.
It State Bank Earns Trust With Strong Capital Base
The bank lists capital of 10000.00 and large stockholder wealth. It is described as a solid state bank and safe depository with funds insured against burglary. Thomas A Cosgriff is named cashier, presented as an affable and capable young man expected to lead community business.
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Thomas A. Cosgriff
Increased Nativity in Owl Fields
A Mountain States Monitor reprint by C. T. Hopkins of Cheyenne, district manager of Mountain States Telephone Co., presents a Wyoming resources update. Hopkins asserts he can provide truer local facts, noting the publication’s limited time in state affairs.
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Wyoming
Mountain States Monitor
C. T. Hopkins
Cheyenne
Mountain States ‘Telephone Co
Hopkins
Encampment Valley Growth and Local News Highlights
The article touts Encampment valley as a budding stock farming region with thriving irrigation crops, vegetables, and fruit. It notes high altitude benefits, rapid maturation, and future potential for dairy and ranching, along with a local store burglary report and upcoming community events and contests.
Picture Show Encampment Plans Delayed by Power Shortage
Encampment prepares for a picture show once electricity returns. Parkison bought a new outfit and planned to start last week but the light plant was out. The obituary of Edi Vane in Denver was moved to Encampment and buried on the home place with Mire Vane and Wintlechild assisting.
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Parkison
Edi. Vane
Denver
Mire
Vane
Wintlechild
Saddle and Harness Shop Run By J Hy Schmidt
J Hy Schmidt owns the saddle and harness shop at Kine campment. In about four years in business he has built a strong local trade and earned a growing regional reputation for high quality saddles harness and repair work noted as unequalled.
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J. Hy Schmidt
Kinecampment
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Danny
Hines
Eagampaeat
It State Bank
Walcott
Ralph Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Harrison
Preas
Gether
Firat
City Hall
Vriday
Frehelfry
Vfirat
Ciron-Ho
Page
Lerdier Drug Company
F. J. Lerdier
Cup
State Bank
Commonwealths
United States
Carben
Etter Delivor
Saddle and Harness Shop
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