Encampment Considers Building a New High School
The Encampment school district faces the challenge of attracting outside districts to form a high school district. A visiting professor from Laramie failed to assist due to unfamiliarity with school laws. Proposals call for rebonding the district, replacing the current building with a durable brick or stone structure, and adding a high school teacher later if outside districts join. The plan relies on 2 percent of taxable property, about 820 000 in district property, to raise 6400 for construction, plus proceeds from selling the old building. The Record aims to secure a high school for Encampment if possible. otherwise, they will pursue the next best option.
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State University At
Laramie
Sticks Knife In His Left Eye In Cincy Accidental Injury
A man nicknamed Little Dick Post suffered a severe accident while cutting stitches in a grain sack when a knife slipped and punctured the ball of his left eye. He is under Doctor Erwin care and may lose the eye if sight of the right eye fails to be protected.
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Little Dick Post
Erwin
Ofer
Forest Trade and Reforestation in Early 20th Century
The 1914 data show the United States shipping nearly 17 million pounds of wood pulp to Europe, with Canada receiving over 7 million pounds. Public land entry in national forests exceeds 1.7 million acres across 15,500 tracts. China and Australia are not involved. instead camphor forests in Formosa face scarce reforestation, while Japanese extraction faces local resistance and militarized guard forts.
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United States
Europe
Canada
Forest Service
Mexico
South America
Australia
Oceanic Islands
Formosa
Paryam Transferred Within National Forest System
John A. Paryam moves from Hayden National Forest to a Colorado forest headquarters at Monument for the winter. The Record will visit him weekly at his new quarters.
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John A. Paryam
Hayden National Forest
Colorado
Monument
Justice Court ruling in Wilcox vs Gunst over well contract
Frank Wilcox sued Louis Gunst for 22.50 balance on a well contract. Monday evening a jury trial occurred in Judge Willis court and judgment for the plaintiff for 22.50 plus costs was rendered.
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Justice Willis
Frank Wilcox
Louis Gunst
Wilcox
Gunst
Davis Moves to Missouri After Public Sale
P R Davis departed last Saturday for Appleton City Missouri to establish residence. He sold all property at a public sale held Thursday except one team of mares. He traveled by immigrant car from Appleton City, and The Record will follow him to his new home.
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P. R. Davis
Appleton City
Missouri
Christian Endeavor Meeting At Presbyterian Church
Last Sunday evening the Christian Endeavor topic was How We Should Thank God led by Misses Zoe Wolford and Pearl Bowers. Next Sunday Miss Edith Little will lead. The meetings are very interesting and all who can should attend and help in the work.
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Presbyterian Church
Zoe Wolford
Pearl Bowers
Edith Little
French Creek Notables Travel and Ranch Visits
F. H. Healey traveled to Cheyenne on Thursday while Robert Young hunted with LeRoy Jenkins for several days. Maurice Healey stayed Saturday night at the Sanger ranch and tipped Encampment this week. Frank Huston came in from the ranch last Saturday.
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F. H. Healey
Cheyenne
Robert Young
LeRoy Jenkins
Maurice Healey
Sanger Ranch
Frank
Huston
Teeth Teach Good Habits At Encampment School
A grammar grade class at Encampment school received tubes of dental cream and pledge cards to encourage proper tooth care. Best essays by Frances Heaton and Edward Tennant chosen, with second best by Crete Wood and Helmer Peterson to follow. The article outlines tooth structure, care, and dangers from tobacco and alcohol, stressing twice daily brushing and regular dentist visits.
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Frances Heaton
Edward Tennant
Crete Wood
Helmer Peterson
Copper Market Outlook and Encampment Mines Reopen Debate
Copper prices rose to 18 cents as European and domestic buyers stayed cautious while munition factories edge into the market. Exports for the week ending Oct 28 reached 14.9 million pounds, with production high and consumption rising, signaling a bright outlook for the next two years. Local Lake and electrolytic copper quoted at 184 cents, castings at 17 cents, with strong demand from munitions and foreign buyers and waning London market influence on copper interests.
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Boston
Germany
London
Record Folks Eat Deer Meat
The Record family enjoyed venison steaks from a big buck killed by Jake Schmidt, a topic mentioned in last week’s Record. The writer expresses sincere thanks to Jake for the hunted meat and the family’s appreciation.
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Jake Schmidt
Jake
Olympia union work completed after Saturday visit
A. J. Chidester reports that the yearly maintenance on the Olympia union was finished, noting a Saturday arrival by Jack Finch and his wife at their ranch nearby.
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Jack Finch
A. J. Chidester
Olympia Union
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