The Goddess Begins in This Issue of the Record
The Record presents a serial motion picture play titled The Goddess in its pages. Readers are invited to follow the unfolding drama as characters and plot points develop across installments.
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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1915
Page
4
The Record presents a serial motion picture play titled The Goddess in its pages. Readers are invited to follow the unfolding drama as characters and plot points develop across installments.
Buckner’s Southern Jubilee Singers opened the season at Heigh’s Hall Parma Friday night delivering Jubilee songs in varied formats from duets to choruses. An imitation cornet solo drew applause as the crowd praised the company as the finest of its kind heard locally and promised a hearty welcome should it return.
Notice shows second class matter declaration dated August 12 1915 for Encampment Wyoming with rates in advance for one year six months and three months, under the 1879 act. The readable fragment lists subscription terms and mentions post office classification.
Advertising rates include display per column inch at 25 cents weekly with a minimum of 25 cents and local reader rates per line at 10 cents weekly with a 20 cent minimum. Obituaries and paid notices are charged at regular local reader rates with cash with copy. Display ads must reach the office by Wednesday forenoon. local reader ads by Wednesday afternoon. All ads run and are charged until discontinued.
It is suggested to revive the Encampment fire department with new members and form a ready company. A city hall room would be remodeled into a club for the fire boys with gym, billiards and showers. The council plans to fund the move and may purchase more fire hose. The Wheatland Times is praised for timely reporting as last week’s issue dated December 15.
The Encampment Record notes their force has been eating deer meat and the Snake River Sentinel jokes that everyone else has been eating “dear” meat for some time. The writer expresses longing for a big round steak feast and jokes about trading half their printing plant for meat.
Buckner's Jubilee Singers, a merited colored ensemble led by W. C. Buckner, will headline the lyceum course. Fresh from a twelve week West tour, they are expected to draw a large audience at the city hall in Encampment on Christmas Eve December 24.
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