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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
14
The Rural American editorial urges the government to aid northwestern farmers whose markets collapsed after planting costly crops and high spring costs. It argues the government helped create the distress and should intervene as wheat and livestock prices plunged.
The piece argues government price fixes of 1917 harmed the farmer, urging Congress next week to provide credit and swift aid for agriculture in the Northwest. It notes railroads were aided during readjustment and calls for prompt, sympathetic action to help farmers meet production costs and debts amid the postwar return to normal.
James Anderson and Pharres Coram were absent due to illness. Philma Lordier missed Monday afternoon. Mrs. Corlett substitutes for Miss Elliott who is still out. School closes Thursday December 23 for Xmas vacation and reopens January 8, 1021.
A group of family members thank friends and neighbors for help during illness and death of Mrs. Ann Parry. They note appreciation for flowers and ask that others be treated with kindness in bereavement. Signed by J T Pincn, B H OC Hunter, Dave Bashore, Lambert Parr, James Parr, Ernest Parr, and Dick Parr.
For sale ranch of 160 acres on Cotton Creek one and a half miles east of town with farming tools six pure bred cows and heifers four work horses a two year old colt and a suckling colt wagons harness and items plus all. Price 3000 for all Enquire at Echo office.
Lodge Directory lists Encampment Chapter No 17 A I S meets second Tuesday evening monthly at Masonic hall with Lindas Little W M and Guack Brithers, Secretary. Susshine Rebekah Lodge No 20 meets first and third Tuesdays at I O O F hall with Agnes Johnston Secretary. Neighbors of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No 410 meets first Thursday afternoon monthly. Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 4004 meets every second Thursday monthly with Oracle Florence Cunningham and Recorder H B Ball.
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