Local Advertising Rates and Notices Policy
A 1915 Encampment Wyoming notice outlines second class postal status, subscription rates, and advertising charges. It specifies display rates per column inch, local reader rates per line, and minimums. The notice requires cash with copy and sets deadlines for display and local reader ads.
Over It Years Ago From Grand Encampment Herald
Geo Kuntzman’s building got a fresh coat of paint by Geo Eberhart. Veeder and Jones barn theft suspected, saddle and harness missing from Ed Newman, no clues found. Grand Encampment Fourth celebration memory keepsake for locals. Luke Wheeler finished Cow Creek area assessment with copper and gold values from 10 to 320 per ton. Bessie L. yielded free gold at five feet. Park Mining Co members uncover quartz vein on Spring creek with wire gold and copper, plus bornite traces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Kuntzman
Geo. Eberhart
Veeder & Jones
Ed Newman
Mr. Jones
Luke Wheeler
Cow Creek
Bessie L
Messrs. Clark
Lewis, Willis
For Sale or Trade Pianola seeks Encampment property
An $850 George Steck pianola is offered for sale or trade for Encampment residence. Bought just over a year ago, it is described as a top self‑player and is available with time and security. Otherwise trade for live stock. inquire at the Record office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Steck
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