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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
10
The article explains how pruning shapes vigor and future yields for peaches. It stresses timing during dormancy, considerations for heavy or light heading back, and the need to maintain open tops, even distribution of limbs, and adequate fruit bud development across years one through three.
The Department of Agriculture urges breeders to use purebred sires of good quality across all livestock. Discard inferior sires and keep breeding records. Join livestock associations and attend fairs to observe well bred stock. Read agricultural literature and request state bulletins. Cooperate with county agents and colleges to improve community livestock quality and boost national standing.
Goon seeds influence garden success and bargain seed prices merit suspicion. Sowing thistle seed yields little crop and pastures value acid phosphate over manure. Onions and potatoes require careful handling to store well, while farm record keeping improves business methods and agriculture efficiency.
Washington announces that the Bureau of War Risk Insurance has nearly finished regularizing its response flow after demobilization. The Insurance division will answer letters promptly with specific detail and issue premium receipts within days of remittance.
London Sotheby's to auction a volume linking Shakespeare's Passionate Pilgrim and Sonnets with a unique 1595 Emiariedulfe work and a fifth edition Venus and Adonis. Discovered by Richard Francis Burton at Longner Hall, it challenges Britwell Court claims as a first edition.
Officials say a fire burning in underground workings at the Girard Monmouth colliery in Raven Run Pa for fifteen years is under control. In a short time the burning area will be opened and hundreds of thousands of tons of anthracite will be reclaimed.
A fragment from Ottawa Kansas notes a publication about midlife women. The readable text hints at personal reflection on aging and approaching middle age with caution and concern. The source shows garbled OCR words but centers on women facing midlife.
A tense exchange unfolds as a man confronts a pursuer, insisting on hiring his own attorney. The Eminent Counselor resists and notes a minimal witness fee, while the other asserts he will pay with found bills from a vest.
A quirky 1900s style ad copy touts Red Cross Bag Blue as a safe stain remover for baby clothes promising no streaks or damage. It includes a humorous mock dialogue about crying and rehearsal and ends with a note that absent-minded people forget their troubles.
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