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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
8
A Rural American editorial from Minneapolis urges the government to intervene to aid northwestern farmers. It argues the market collapse between sowing and reaping has followed high costs for labor, seed, and machinery, leaving farmers with costly inputs and cheap harvests, highlighting wheat and livestock as particularly affected.
The article argues government price controls in 1917 harmed farmers by delaying return to market conditions, urging Congress next week to craft credit and support measures to ease hardship in the Northwest. It cites railroads’ readjustment and warns prosperity hinges on farming. calls for prompt, sympathetic action and a plan to aid farmers through the lag.
James Anderson absent due to illness. Philma Lordier absent Monday afternoon. Pharres Coram absent two days last week for illness. Mrs Corlett teaching this week for Miss Elliott who is out. School closes Thursday December 23 for Xmas vacation and opens January 8 1021.
We thank friends and neighbors for help during illness and death of Mrs. Ann Parry and for flowers. May each receive the same kindness in future bereavements. Sincerely Mrs. J T Pincn Mrs B H OC Hunter Dave Bashore Mars Ban Bashore Lambert Parr James Parr Ernest Parr Dick Parr
For sale a 160 acre ranch on Cotton Creek one and a half miles east of town with farming tools six milch cows and heifers four work horses a 2 year old colt and a suckling colt wagons harness and such gear price 3000 for all inquiry at Echo office note about church and Sunday school program unrelated text omitted
Encampment Chapter No 17 A I S meets second Tuesday evening monthly in Masonic hall. Susshine Rebekah Lodge No 20 meets first and third Tuesday nights in I O O F hall. Neighbors of Woodcraft Encampment Circle No 410 meets first Thursday afternoon monthly. Royal Neighbors Sunshine Camp No 4004 meets on the second Thursday monthly.
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