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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
12
The Encampment Record published weekly by James R. Little and Littan Little lists subscription and advertising rates. Obituaries and profit notices are charged at local reader rates. copy must reach the office by midweek for current issue publication.
The Record planned to publish full coverage of the Carbon county fair held in Saratoga over Monday to Wednesday but did not receive the proceedings. A detailed report will appear next week.
The Denver Labor Bulletin released a Special Souvenir Labor Day Edition last week. It showcased three sections full of descriptive reading material aimed at the union labor fraternity.
The Record recalls a prior editorial about a man who took control of the Herald plant in Encampment, restarted the paper, ran three issues, collected many paid-in-advance subscriptions, and then fled. The publication explains to prevent reader misunderstanding and protect innocent parties.
Local newspaper notes an unusually large amount of news this week and reports that the series Over Seven Teen Years Ago was omitted but will resume next week.
Wa Hauer urges parishioners to pledge at least five cents weekly to support the Episcopal church while promoting unity among Christians. He notes the rector’s first quarter report shows strain and asks members to attend services and back church work, despite denominational tensions. The Record thanks Mrs. G O Baker for a fine English pea harvest.
The Record notes a local print shop ready to handle orders from visiting cards to large posters. It promises customer satisfaction with a new line of fancy stationery and invites patrons to bring their next project.
A string of Encampment items reports A J Chidester and Mike Kolgar eyeing a tidh strike at Tonopah, Keith Kimsey visiting Rawlins, Mrs Ed Bailey returning to Baggs, and Wm Stewart laid off from the 8 E. A Cook and George Montgomery move between Encampment and Rawlins for work and travel. L M Fishback dies in Long Beach after paralysis. Sunshine Club gathers at Miss Florence Forney’s home. Ed Wood injures a hand but expects to return to service. J W Fisher suffers a sprained ankle from a bridge fall. Judge Greenfield and Mrs Greenfield visit for Wyvery estate matters. Lillian Little enjoys an automobile ride to the Wyvery ranch.
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