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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
7
Notice of second class matter entry dated August 12 1915 at Encampment Wyoming under the 1879 act. Names Lillian Little and James R Little appear in the notice.
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The piece explains a disputed plant sale where the Record owners regained control after paying more than the contract called for. It notes repeated losses to the Austin group and claims the Record serves as an advertising medium for politicians, selling space to Republicans Democrats and Socialists. The writer asserts impartiality and a focus on profit.
Eight Cunningham of Riverside praised the Record office for a successful advertisement offering half payment for blacksmith work in hay or grain. His ad drew extra help and more work than he could handle, prompting a new offer in this week’s edition.
Karl Christensen, Fred Hopka and George Mets are on a deer hunting trip this week and are camping at Six Mile. The trio plans ventures into nearby woods seeking game and biding time at the site.
Hou, Judge Groesbeck, a Socialist speaker from Laramie, will address the people of Encampment at the city hall on Saturday night, November 4. After the speech there will be a dance and no large crowd is anticipated.
A real estate notice from Little Stallings Realty invites readers to list property for sale or trade at the Record office, outlining the agent’s local availability and steps to initiate the listing.
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