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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
12
The notice outlines second class matter dating and post office details for En campment Wyoming. It lists subscription rates and advertising rates including display and local reader charges. It specifies deadlines for display and local notices and states copies must accompany cash. Local ads run until further order.
The Record notes an invitation and complimentary pass to the Wyoming State Fair in Douglas from September 28 to October 2. Will Reid of the Carbon County Journal is named register of the land office at Cheyenne, succeeding W. H. Chaplin after eighteen years. Reid will have James Sheahan supervise the Journal’s mechanical department while retaining editorial duties.
A. J. Chidester suffered a severe rock accident at the Tonogah mine when a hammering shard struck his left eye. He is slowly regaining sight with careful nursing. Sam Thompson returned from Laramie. Loyd Young visited between trains. Buck Hoberts stayed in Encampment renewing friendships and making new acquaintances.
Geo and Kuntzman left for Raw ling on business while Eberhart went to Denver. Miss Mary Bohn of Cripple Creek visits to pursue business investments. Sheriff Davis notes growth as Grand Encampment eyes a new county bridge. The Record offers $2.00 yearly.
An elaborate U S forest service exhibit for the International Soil Products Exposition in Denver highlights windbreaks and dry-farming timber uses. C A Lindstrom leads installation, with models, photos, and seven-foot lookout tower illustrating protection against wind, fire, and erosion.
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