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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
4
Alex Hastie resigns as editor of the Cheyenne State Leader due to ill health and moves to Missouri to live with his son until he can resume duties. W. W. Slack, former foreman of the mechanical department, will fill the editorship and oversee the paper.
Public notice from En Campment Wyoming outlining second class postal status details and advertising rates. Rates include display one column inch 25 cents weekly with minimum charges, local readers 10 cents per line weekly, and obituaries or notices with profit charged at regular local reader rates. Copy deadlines: display by Wednesday forenoon, local readers by Wednesday afternoon.
The Kemmerer Camera urges merchants to support local printers over mail order and city firms. It argues home vendors fair with the paper, offer better quality, and keep taxes and good will for the community. It urges customers to compare prices and give the home printer a chance.
Last Friday night a city hall gathering drew few attendees but resulted in securing a university professor from Laramie to discuss a proposition. An ice cream sociable is planned by the Presbyterian church ladies at the reading room by the Bohn hotel on Friday afternoon and evening, with all invited.
The Christian Endeavor held a lively Sunday evening meeting led by Mrs. Haines with the lesson titled Tasks in This World. Ira O. Wolford will lead next Sunday at 6 30. Rev R R Marquis visited Rawlins earlier in the week.
An $850 George Steck pianola is offered for sale or trade for Encampment residence property. It is a top self player bought a little over a year ago. The sellers plan to move to their ranch early next year and cannot care for it. Enquiries at the Record office to view the instrument.
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