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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1916
Page
3
Mining and Oil News From Western Frontiers
Lead and copper prices quoted for metals in New York St Louis and Boulder. Crushing begins at the old Yuma mine with 100 workers. Orville Bozarth sells his hubernite mine in Eu reka district to B J Temple for 5000 cash. Jerome Verde stock active in Jerome Verde area. Merry Widow shaft at Oatman shows two foot ore vein at 110 feet. C A R.C. & A reports strong Warren district results and a promising year. Oatman Queen southwest of Oatman opens good ore body. Bradshaw mountains near Prescott to gain a large tunnel project akin to Cripple Creek. Hicks Jones ranch near Cuervo prepares for oil drilling. Big Four Exploration Company admitted to do business in New Mexico Carrizozo. Rich North Homestake gold ore recently struck at Carrizozo enhances outlook for White Oaks Consolidated. New ore deposits of tungsten and gold noted in Old Abe area awaiting shipment readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Orville Bozarth
Eureka
B. J. Temple
Warren
Merry Widow
Oatman
Oatman Queen
Bradshaw Mountains
Prescott
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Hicks-Jones
Abe
Oil Refinery Expansion and Local Resource Developments
Work begins on a 300000 dollar addition to the Greybull oil refinery. A new company forms to develop Wheatland placer mines and will start immediately. Several hundred men hired as Hartville iron mine reopens. Prospects for a busy season grow in Greybull and surrounding areas. Indications of oil on Cody dumping ground. three royalty lease offers received. Northwestern cuts crude oil rate to five cents per hundred from Lander to Casper. Names include William L. Lawsen, Ernest F. Smith, Donald B. Carey, Chas E. Drennen, Malcom Lindsey. About 700 acres of coal land in Hot Springs county near Croaby. Asking price 20 to 50 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greybull Oi
Wheatland Placer
Hartville
Greyball
Cody
Northwestern
Lander
Casper
William L. Lawcen
Billings
Ernest F. Smith
Minneapolis
Donald B. Carey
Baltimore
Chas E. Drennen
Malcom Lindsey
Denver
Hot Springs
Croaby
Georgetown 1916 mining outlook shows increased output
At Georgetown the mining outlook for 1916 shows higher production in several Georgetown tributaries. The London mine, once a worker property in October 1914, now yields 500 tons per month at ore valued over $100 a ton. Tungsten discoveries multiply as winter approaches spring with reports from Bulida of a strike four miles south. Mineral Bill Cripple Creek reports a rich surface find near the northern Cripple Creek city line, the Patten Hole Laura Lee vein with assay returns signaling notable ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
London
Bulida
Cripple Creek
Patten
Laura Lee
Alberta Farm Letter Promotes Western Land Goodness
An unsolicited letter from J F Ward of Donalda Alberta describes a thriving 66 acre operation with yields of 2600 bushels of wheat and oats, oats up to 100 bushels per acre, wheat 25 to 62 per acre, and 400 bushels of potatoes per acre. He touts rich soil, a flowing well, mild taxes, and compares Alberta favorably to Iowa, urging Toledo readers to consider relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Canada
Alberta
Syd
J. F. Ward
Donalda
Statement
Wisconsin
Schweitzberger
Stephen Co
Iowa
Saskatchewan
Briercrest
Appreciative Letter on Kidney Pills Cure
Mr M A Page of Osceola Wisconsin writes dated February 16 1916 that after years of kidney trouble and ten to twelve years of illness he used Dodd s Kidney Pills and has been free of kidney problems for three years at age seventy two he credits continued use for his restored health Dodd s Kidney Pills cost 50 cents per box and are sold by dealers or Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo New York Dodd s Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion are claimed proven. Peking Street has an extensive telephone system. If you are in a hurry avoid the train of thought for seven seconds break ease i Ft
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Page
Osceola
Wis
Dodd
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
Mothers Host Lunch Packing Day In Neighborhood
In a neighborhood a group of five mothers agreed to pack lunches for the fire department one day a week to ease the monotony for caregivers and give children a variety. The article offers recipes and ideas for wholesome, appetizing lunches using brown bread, custards, sandwiches, nuts, fruits, and simple treats.
Quotations from Mrs. Wiggs and Henry Van Dyke
It ain't never no use puttin up your umbrella till it rains. It is better to make a thousand mistakes and suffer a thousand reverses than to run away from the battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wiggs
Henry van Dyke
Things Worth Known for Home Use and Cooking Tips
A list of practical household hints and home remedies including how to grow ferns with an oyster, use turpentine for colds, craft a sewing chair drawer, cook mutton like venison, heat lemons for juice, and handy tools. Also tips on cleaning, frosting color, bread soaking for saltiness, measuring for seasoning, and storage tips.
How Mrs Bean Met the GrisIs
Mrs Bean of Nashville Tennessee recounts using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to treat changes of life and a tumor, claiming complete relief and urging others to try the remedy. The letter promotes the product as a pure herbal cure for women during midlife changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bean
Joseph Avenue
Nash Tenn
Lydia Genetiy
Too Severe a Punishment for a Tiny Town Rival
A tale about a slow town with no amusements where a tramp is jailed for asking for a nickel. The justice of the peace sentences him to leave in three hours. The tramp begs for mercy, asking for three minutes instead. A closing quip notes a girl hypnotizes a young man into buying an enragement ring, ending with a sharp, humorous contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
All He Wanted and More in a Witty Exchange
A brief quote exchanges in a reflective piece. The speaker asks if one ever has all they desire and answers with two items, advice and water, highlighting simple essentials as the true fullness of life. The lines suggest a humorous, urban voice about human longing and necessity.
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