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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1916
Page
4
The writer argues for active restocking of Encampment and Platte rivers and nearby streams to preserve fishing quality. Government hatcheries exist, with the nearest at Saratoga, and local businessmen should support planting fish rather than depleting stocks.
Advertising rates include display per column inch at 25c weekly with a 25c minimum, local reader charges 10c per line weekly with a 20c minimum. Obituaries and all profit-bearing notices priced at regular local reader rates. cash with copy. Display copy due Wednesday forenoon. local readers by Wednesday afternoon. Ads run and are charged until discontinued.
The Star Valley Independent urges merchants to support local newspapers as vital community assets. It argues newspapers reflect town interests through active, intelligent advertising and cooperation with publishers. Keith Kimncy travels to Lava Hot Springs Idaho for seasonal work with Alexander Bendixon.
An editorial urges abandoning old customs and costly habits. It cites France where zinc lined ammo boxes proved unnecessary, saving millions, and argues economy demands modern methods. The Sheridan Enterprise editorial calls for adopting new approaches to avoid stagnation.
The Encampment Presbyterian Church will hold its regular annual congregational meeting on March 26 at 8:30 p m in the church to handle regular business and discuss a supply for the following year. Reports from the treasurer Sunday school and church societies will be presented by order of the session. Ina O Wotraxn W C Burke D S Stout membership and brush creek business noted. Edwin Hayden of Beaver creek attended the St Patrick dance in Encampment last Friday night.
The Encampment City Board invites sealed proposals for extensive remodeling and expansion work at the city hall including floors vestibule ticket office check room picture machine loft front entrance a 16 by 46 foot city office and dining room addition toilets stage and hose cart room a second story firemen club room and stage left 30 by 41 feet and plumbing sewerage system. Four units may be let separately with bids for the whole and possible partial awards. A 50 percent bond is required. Plans and specs at the city clerk’s office during working hours after March 27 1910. Proposals to The Hall Building Committee care of City Clerk Encampment Wyoming. Mayor H Pankiox and Clerk Livros sign.
Discussion on the heterodox two features of the bill continues in the senate committee. Some senators favor keeping the house provisions, while others push to require lands to be designated before entry. Observers note spring signs in Encampment with wildlife active and early plowing underway as soil dries.
After ten days of warm temperatures the snow has melted rapidly across the prairies and bottoms. Open streams have encouraged local fishermen to report good catches while a prospector prepares camp outfit for a trip toward the Bills.
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