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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
18
Lillian Little and James R. Little are listed as holders in a notice about the En Campment Wyoming post office second class matter filing, with the August 12 1915 date referenced under the March 3 1879 act.
Eastman Kodaks from $1.25 up and films developed per roll offered. Printing and enlarging services advertised. Scott the jeweler in Saratoga advertised, and The Record invites wood and country produce on subscription with renewal option.
One year in advance two dollars six months in advance one dollar twenty six cents three months in advance seventy five cents extra copies each five cents display rates twenty five cents per week per single column inch minimum 75 cents local reader rates per line per week minimum 20 cents obituaries cards of thanks and all profit notices charged at local reader rates cash with copy display ads due by Wednesday forenoon to appear in current issue ads run until discontinued
The Record recounts a dispute over a town plant, claiming higher costs after a sale and vowing to keep control. It notes sale scheming by the Austin group, and asserts the paper serves as an advertising medium for Republicans Democrats and Socialists with ads paid by each party. The author pledges value for every dollar.
Cunningham of Riverside praised the Record for advertising results after he offered half payment for blacksmith work in hay or grain. The ad drew extra help and more jobs than he could handle, with another offer featured in this week’s issue.
Karl Christensen Fred Hopka and George Mets are out on a deer hunt this week and camped at Six Mile. The group plans field observations and potential game scouting while staying in the vicinity of the camp.
Judge Groesbeck of Hou will speak at Encampment City Hall on Saturday night November 4. A dance will follow and no large crowd is expected.
Advertises listing opportunity with Little Stallings Realty at the Record office offering property sales or trade arrangements.
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