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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
8
The Encampment Record published every Thursday by Lillian Little. Entered as second class matter August 12, 1915, at the En campment post office in Wyoming under the Act of March 4, 1879.
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The governor will fill the unexpired term of Justice Richard H. Scott. Candidates mentioned include Judge Charles Kf. Blydenburg of Rawlins, Judge Metz of Sheridan, Judge Winter of Casper, and General John Charles Thompson of Cheyenne. Blydenburg is favored if the bar’s wish guides the choice.
Washington reports an order by fuel administrator H A Garfield effective October 1 1917 to regulate coal and coke dealer margins. The ruling caps gross margin at the 1915 price plus 30 percent with a July year average margin not to be exceeded, aiming to lower consumer prices immediately.
An order limits coal or coke margins for retailers by tying them to the average gross margin for each class in 1915 plus 1 or 2 percent, with caps tied to the July 1917 margins. Retailers must set a price margin not exceeding the 1915 margin plus 30 percent, while other limits protect from excess gains.
Denver Sept 29 announcement calls for a civil service exam for forest ranger positions at supervisory headquarters across Colorado Wyoming South Dakota and Nebraska. Vacancies created by war and other causes open an unusual chance for qualified men aged 18 to 40 residents of the state seeking work. Exam covers surveying timber estimating mining land laws and livestock business with emphasis on experience and clear writing. Salary 1100 yearly with potential promotion to deputy supervisor and supervisor under whom rangers manage national forest business.
Animation may be obtained from the U. S. Civil Service Commission in Washington DC the District Forester in Denver or any forest officer.
Agricultural guidance from O M Osborne of the Idaho station outlines a regimen to eradicate wild oat. Plow or disk soon after grain removal, harrow as seedlings appear, roll to bring water up, and repeat before winter. Plant cultivated crops or use stock to suppress seedlings. Summer fallowing and rye or barley can help if a cultivated crop is not pursued.
Lodge No 19 AF & AM meets first and third Wednesdays. visitors welcome. Officers listed. Evenmoment Chapter No 17 meets second Tuesday. visitors invited. OES and other orders meet monthly on specified days. Women of Woodcraft Encampment No 510 meets first Thursday afternoon. Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 1164 meets second Thursday each month. Read The Record for serial story. subscription $2.00 yearly.
Department of the Interior notice from Cheyenne dated Sept 29 1917 announces Nelson M Gay of Encampment Wyoming has filed for final three year proof to establish land claim for parcel in Township 13 N Range 81 W 6th principal meridian. He will appear before U S Commissioner W Milton Englehart at Encampment on Nov 7 1917. Witnesses: David N Bird Thomas K Korlaske Frederick Richter of Big Creek Wyoming and Fred H Healey of French Wyoming. First published Oct 4 last published Nov 1.
Samuel S Size, who filed a home stake entry in 1913 for the SE section 7 and NE section 18, Tp 14 N Range 83 W, has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish his claim. The hearing before U. S. Commissioner W. Milton Englehart at Encampment Wyoming is set for November 8 1917. Witnesses named: Thomas J. Wallraff Louis A. Cunningham George O. Baker Richard M. Martin, all of Encampment Wyoming. WILL Rew Register. First pub Oct 4 last pub Navy.
Eight head of horses for sale including five mares two with good mule crosses and three horses plus wagon and harness. Also a good young team wagon and harness ready. Nash or nonkable note. James KR Little Winter rye seed for sale. Anderson Hornet Swarts visited from Big Creek Ranch. The Record can handle your job work.
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