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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
4
The Encampment Record published weekly in Encampment Wyoming lists subscription and advertising rates. It notes second class matter status since 1915 and details display and local reader charges with deadlines for copy and discontinuation terms.
The Record delayed reporting the Carbon county fair at Saratoga, which ran Monday through Wednesday this week. A detailed account will be provided next week.
The Denver Labor Bulletin issued a Special Souveir Labor Day Edition last week. It showcased three sections filled with descriptive reading material aimed at the union labor fraternity.
In a Record editorial from the week before last we defended paying in advance but noted a rogue who seized control of the Herald plant in Encampment without authority. He restarted the paper, issued three issues, collected many prepaid subscriptions, and fled, prompting the explanation to avoid reader confusion or harm to innocent parties.
An editor notes that the Over Seventeen Years Ago section was omitted this week due to extra local news but will return in the following issue.
In a church appeal, Wa. H. Hauer urges regular five cent per week pledges to support the Rector paid by the Bishop and Board of Missions of Wyoming. He asks members to attend services, avoid coercion, and promote cooperation between Episcopal and Presbyterian communities while stressing adherence to gospel truths. The Record thanks Mrs. G. O. Baker for a fine English pea harvest.
The Record notes a local printing shop ready to handle orders from visiting cards to large posters. It highlights a new line of visiting cards and other fancy stationery and promises customer satisfaction on the next order.
A roundup of Encampment residents and visitors with travel to Rawlins Saratoga Cheyenne and Baggs. Prospects for a tidh strike grow brighter as A J Chidester and Mike Kolgar report from Tonopah mine. George Montgomery and John Martin visit, L M Fishback dies in Long Beach, and Mrs Haines plans winter stay.
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