Encampment Record Celebrates One Year of Publication
The Encampment Record marks its first anniversary under Wyoming law requiring fifty two issues for legal publication. The editors thank readers and urge subscribers to pay dues, noting debts due September 1 and seeking support to continue serving southern Carbon County with a better paper.
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Wyoming
United States
L. D. Stallings
Carbon County
Encampment Ball Team Dance Draws Seventy Five Couples
The Encampment ball team held a city hall dance last Friday night with about seventy five couples from the valley. Hanna orchestra provided music, a midnight supper for sixty guests was served at Plummer cafe. Despite expenses, the boys nearly broke even and plan another event before Fish Fry, likely August 15.
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Hanna
Plummer
Fish Fry Edition Planned for Encampment Area
The Encampment Record will publish a Fish Fry edition on August 24 featuring 2,500 copies for free distribution during the August 28 29 celebration. Coverage will focus on Wyoming and Carbon county with descriptive write ups and ranch scene photos if provided. Ads will pay costs, and copy is due by August 15.
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Encampment
Encampment Record
Wyoming
Carbon County
Carboun County
Iife
Nebraskans Visit Here On Way To Encampment In Wyoming
A large Nebraskan party, about 600 people with several hundred head of stock, traveled by five autos from Ord Nebraska to En campment Wyoming. Included were Will Timm his wife and daughter Alvin Speirs L D Baily and daughter Miss Lulu L Baily s three sons and wives and Pud Bell. The elder Baily recalled an 1862 ox team trek. A Frenchman attempted to aid Indians to raid the train but the party blocked him. The Baileys oldest son was born on that old trip. Friday s Laramie Republican reports the journey contrasts with the current fast auto pace.
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Ord
Nebraska
Wyoming
Will Timm
Alvin Speirs
L. D. Baily
Miss Lulu
Cat
Clarence
Pud” Bell
Timm
O. J. White
Baily
Laramie, Plains
County Attorney Candidate Rosier Seeks Reelection
In this issue of the Record an announcement for A. J. Rosier as Republican candidate for county and prosecuting attorney. Rosier is the present incumbent and asks voters to consider his re election, promising the same service as in the past.
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A. J. Rosier
Rosier
Presbyterian Church Cleaning By Ladies And Pastor
The ladies of the Presbyterian church assisted by Rev C W Clough met last Thursday morning to thoroughly clean the church. Woodwork furniture carpets and windows were cleaned and oiled and the interior now presents a pleasanter and neater appearance. The building will be repainted later with help from town business men.
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The
Presbyterian Church
C. W. Clough
Farm Loan Act Becomes Law With Rural Credits Framework
The Rural credits law signed July 17 creates twelve federal land banks, each district based, to lend on farm land mortgaged property up to 50 percent value with 20 percent for improvements. Long term 5 to 40 year mortgages, 6 percent cap, stockholder borrowers and farm loan associations, government not investing in joint stock banks, and Farm Loan Board full control.
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National Farm Loan Associations
Farm Loan Board
Federal Farm Loan Board
Disappearance of Forest Service member near Fraser
A Forest Service survey crew reports Charles Ly Moore disappeared July 20 near Fraser on the Arapahoe National Forest. At 20 years old, 5'10", 140 pounds, blue eyes, light brown hair, fair complexion, last seen in khaki, bow glasses, broad brimmed grey felt hat. Searches by camp and local volunteers have so far found no trace. officers urged wider publicity and wire reports.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Charles Ly. Woore
Trber
Fraser
Arapahoe National Forest
Moore
Sarre Rey
Beaver Creek News Summary of Beaverites Notes
Beaver Creek News reports residents visiting town and nearby ranches. Mrs Hayden traveled to town on Thursday while Mr and Mrs Bert Rose worked the Encampment area. W R Hunter family spent Sunday at Big Creek and D P Johnson visited Beaver Saturday for a load of wheat.
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Beaver Creek
Beaverites
Bert Rose
W.R. Hunter
Big Creek
D. P. Johnson
Beaver
Sheriff candidate A Robertson for Democratic nomination
The Record notes A Robertson, a Carbon county ranchman and longtime resident, seeks the Democratic nomination for sheriff. It states he promises to enforce the law if elected and urges voters to consider him at the polls.
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A. Robertson
Robertson
Carbon County
Mine Alda Kettner Leaves for Effingham Home
Mine Alda Kettner departed last week for her home at Effingham Heneas after a two month visit with her sister, Mr. J. W. Pieber.
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Alda Kettner
Effingham
Heneas
J. W. Pieber
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