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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1921

Page

8

Advertising Rates In Local Newspaper Display Pricing

Display advertising costs set at 25 cents per single column inch per week. Local notices priced at 10 cents per line per week. Obituaries cards of thanks and entertainment announcements billed when an admission or profit is involved, same rate as other advertising.

We Are Moving The Echo To Old Lew Hong Building

The Echo reports it has acquired the former Lew Hong building, formerly the Bohn hotel property, and will relocate this week. The move will disrupt operations and printing plans as the newsroom settles in, asking patrons to bear with delays until improved service is restored.

The Echo Bohn Lew Hong Heho

Christmas Visit Notes From Fox Park and Encampment

John Delaney traveled from Fox Park to spend Christmas with his mother and relatives. W EB Tilton returned to his ranch home via Encampment after a stay in Omaha with sheep.

John Delaney Fox Park W. EB Tilton Omaha

Installation of officers at En campment Lorge No 19

At the regular meeting of En campment Lorge No. 19 A F and A M held last Wednesday night, officers for the year were installed. New officers include A J Ferry S W H L Morris J W T W Peryam 8 D D M Tourtelot J D A F Waterbury and Geo P Lang stewards. Existing officers Tillou Burke Englehart and Tillou retained roles. Byron Tillou served as installing officer with James R Little as marshal.

A. F A. M A.J. Ferry S. W. H. L. Morris J. W T. W. Peryam D. M. Tourtelot J. D A. F. Waterbury Geo. P. Lang Byron

O. E. S. Installation Confirms Chapter Officers

At a special Tuesday night meeting O. E. S. Installation Encampment Chapter No. 17 installed officers for the term. New officers include Minnie C. Corum W M Jas. BE. Anderson W P Lora Nichols A M D. M. Tourtelot treasurer Myrtle Anderson conductor Sylvia Nichols A C Grace Tourtelot Adah Mrs. W. H. Tilton Esther Lillian Little Martha Emma E. Sproat Hleda James R. Little sentinel. Other posts delay installation. Mrs. Little received a ten dollar gold piece for past service as worthy matron. Light refreshments followed.

Minnie C. Corum W. M Jas. BE. Anderson W. P Lora Nichols A. M D. M. Tourtelot Myrtle Anderson Sylvia Nichols A. C Grace Tourtelot Adah W. H. Tilton Esther Lillian Little Martha Emma E. Sproat Hleda James R. Little Sentinel Ruth W. E. Tilton

Local residents return from Omaha and file homestead

Ben Bashore came back from Omaha after tending cattle. Chas H. Sanger and Garry D. Herring visited from the Sanger ranch on French Creek. Bentlewan filed a 40 acre homestead while in town.

Chas, H. Sanger Garry D. Herring Sanger French Creek Bentlewan

Dairy silos compared shows concrete and stave perform similarly

USDA experiments at Beltsville compare stave and concrete silos side by side. Both faced identical conditions with different sun exposure. Results suggest concrete does not harm silage preservation compared with stave, despite perceptions of spoilage or freezing differences.

United States Department of Agriculture Dairy Dievision Dairy Division Beltsville

Silos Compared in Barn Digestion and Temperature Study

The test buried thermometers at 9 and 18 inches and midpoints in two silos to compare silage. Three sacks per silo were analyzed for quality by appearance odor and palatability to cows. Results showed no clear difference between the two silo types as to temperature or chemistry. both produced similar feeding response.

Good purebred bulls help raise herd quality

Department of Agriculture finds purebred bulls boost genetic gains faster than grades. Better sires come from individual purchase or joining a bull association. Readings on the latter are available from the department, county agents, or state agricultural colleges.

United States Department of Agriculture Hull Association State Agricultural College

Notice of Public Land Sale Cheyenne Wyoming 1921

Department of the Interior announces a public sale offering a tract in Wyoming to the highest bidder at not less than 300 per acre. Charles D. Terwilliger applies for lands in encampment and Riverton districts, with serial number 028509. Sale set for January 10 1922 at 10 am, sale closes when bidding ends.

Sali Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming General Land Office Charles D. Terwilliger New Sem Mawr T. Christinsen Rapister I. B. Youn

Christmas Day Dinner Guests Include Keho Family

Mr and Mrs J H Schmidt and Mr and Mrs Walter Sims and children were Christmas day dinner guests of the Keho family.

J. H. Schmidt Walter Sims Keho

Neighbors of Woodcraft Meeting Minutes Snapshot

Neighborhood group Woodcraft Encampment Circle 510 schedules monthly gatherings on first Thursdays. Reads like an internal roster with officers Amy H Lorpier G N Gackt M TAKRR Clerk and Recorder roles listed among others in a Sunshine Camp setting in Florida.

Hynda Ball Sunshine Camp Supreme Camp J. W. Horn Caldwell Idaho Woodcraft Amy H Lorpier Gackt M Takrr

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