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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
2
The guide explains that pruning in the first three years governs tree vigor shape and fruiting. It outlines objectives such as open tops, even bud distribution, thinning, and enabling spray and harvest efficiency. Dormant pruning is advised, with adjustments for weather, growth strength, and fruit bud safety.
The Department of Agriculture urges breeders to use purebred sires of good quality across all livestock classes, discard inferior sires, and keep breeding records. Join livestock associations, attend fairs, read agricultural literature, and request helpful bulletins. Cooperation with county agents and colleges boosts local livestock quality and national repute.
Goon seeds means much in making a good garden. Bargain seed prices shall be regarded with suspicion. Sowing thistle seed never brought a crop of two-dollar wheat. Many pastures appreciate acid phosphate even more than manure. Onions or potatoes must be handled carefully if you want them to keep well. Farm record keeping means better farm business methods and more agriculture.
Washington announces progress in the bureau of war risk insurance with I G Cholmeley Jones reporting dramatic reductions in unposted premiums and unanswered mail. The Insurance division aims to answer letters within four days, issue premium receipts with notices, and reduce delays caused by earlier demobilization surge.
A newly discovered volume containing Passionate Pilgrim and Sonnets first editions from 1590 and 1599, plus Lucrece 1600 and other works, may rival a Britwell rarity. Discovered by Richard Francis Burton at Longner Hall near Shrewsbury, the set includes mixed prints and a fragment.
Shenandoah Pa officials say the long burning fire in the Girard Monmouth colliery underground workings at Raven Run has been contained after 15 years. In coming days the burning area will be opened for reclamation of hundreds of thousands of tons of anthracite.
Fragmentary note reflects a women’s guide item from Ottawa Kansas. Readable text mentions midlife concerns and approaching aging with caution. The piece hints at advice style commentary and local interest but clarity is limited by damaged OCR.
In a terse exchange a suspect tries to hire an Eminent Counselor while fearing police involvement. The attorney refuses, claiming a single witness fee and a retainer from found bills in the vest. The night ends with no formal agreement.
A brief item teases a laundry product claim for gentle cleaning of baby clothes using Red Cross Bag Blue. It claims no streaking or damage and notes grocers carry it in packages as the real thing. A stray quip and a line about an absent minded man finish the fragment.
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