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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
4
Second class matter notice from Encampment Wyoming dated August 12 1915. It lists subscription rates with one year in advance and implies local postal handling under the 1879 act.
Advertising rates listed for display and local reader space with per inch and per line charges. Obituaries and notices for profit receive local reader rates, with cash accompanying copy. Copy must reach the office by Wednesday forenoon to appear in the current issue, and all ads run until canceled.
A reflection on life's paradoxes from birth to death describing how a man is praised, criticized, and judged at every stage. It notes shifting perceptions from angel to crook, from generous to stingy, and from beloved to blamed, ending with life’s ironic expense and the idea that life remains humorous.
City hall hosts a high school meet tomorrow night inviting public views on the question. Attendees are urged to share positions, with appreciation for any stance. The notice promotes a visit to the Pew Barber Shop for a bath and towels.
Charles W Freeman visits on company business. A Clements opens a bakery and bakes the first batch Thursday. W H Wolford surveys Cheyenne for a valley irrigation project. Dr Thrailkill from Mississippi plans to settle and display his card. Clock and Johnston open as bankers. J R Lewis builds brick yard aiming for 150000 bricks in twenty days creating ten jobs. A barber offers children’s haircuts.
Jack Finon left fifty pounds of cabbage at the Record office last Saturday, earning thanks and credit on our subscription books.
Encampment Wyoming officials meet at city hall with Mayor Ed Parkison and councilors Chichester Bowers and Eberhart. They approve minutes from September 9 and pay bills except Mountain States Telephone and The Encampment Record. The cess pool behind Jet 10 block 6 is deemed unsafe. marshal to arrange repairs. The Sweetwater brewing company cess pool and a sidewalk punch list are addressed. Council adjourns with minor deposits and notices. A Colorado prospector Steve Cavert visits the district reporting prospecting results.
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