George Arnold Travels From Fort P Steele On Monday
George Arnold arrived from Fort P Steele on business Monday, outlining plans and meetings for the week ahead.
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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
4
George Arnold arrived from Fort P Steele on business Monday, outlining plans and meetings for the week ahead.
Advertising rates listed for display and local reader ads with per week charges and minimums. Obituaries and notices with profit are billed at local reader rates, cash with copy. All display copy due by Wednesday for current issue. ads run until discontinued.
The Record appeals to every Encampment reader to settle unpaid subscriptions now. The paper notes rising costs and ongoing expenses and asks timely remittance to meet obligations and continue operations through year end.
The ladies' aid society met March 1 in the Presbyterian reading room with eighteen attendees including visitors. After a brisk business session and refreshments, some games were played until late. Pete From is visiting town this week as his sprained foot gradually improves and he can walk again.
A publisher's auxiliary essay urges towns to use their weekly newspaper as the town's true voice. It argues merchants and citizens should support it with ads and news so outsiders see the town's stocks, social life, and progress, or risk being overlooked.
KE RE Lowrey of Pittsville Missouri will read the Record for twelve months thanks to his son E C Lowrey who teaches school on Beaver Creek A benefit trip called Take this opportunity for a good tune is scheduled March 14 1916 at 8 p m under the Christian Endeavor society at the Presbyterian reading room Single fare 16 cents or two for 26 cents Attendees urged to wear green Also notice Cul lerton's Seed Gardens Denver promotes seeds and plants grown at over five thousand feet for the Evcampment valley.
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