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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
10
A fashion essay praises costly coats as the season’s standout, with fabrics like cloths velvets and furs in rich, varied styles. It details fur coat prices, materials such as seal and caracul, and notes dressy velvet and cape models with bold fur trims, large collars, and elaborate sleeves.
The United States Department of Agriculture explains farm families can harvest ice at no cost where ponds freeze. Proper ice houses and careful planning reduce losses and boost dairy profits by keeping cream and milk cold, with equipment lists and field size guidance for efficient harvesting.
Dairy experts from the United States Department of Agriculture report that U S butter is predominantly sold domestically with exports remaining a minor factor in the last three years. Even small trade shifts influence prices, notably in nations where butter production and consumption are balanced. Prior to the war Europe relied on Siberia Australia and New Zealand for most imports.
Shippers can profit by meeting market demands and avoiding damaged potatoes. Badly cut, mashed, frosted, or decayed stock and those damaged by sunburn, rot, scab, or second growth depress prices and cause losses when markets are overloaded.
Farmers are urged to live at home and work land with brains more than brawn. Cut dead timber and burn garden rubbish to protect crops. Keep livestock to generate manure for large crops, and use poison bait in gopher runs to safeguard fields.
A Sunday ceremony at Temple Israel Terre Haute honored several boy scouts with first and second class honors. A young attendee spoke out about voting Promises and language drew a reply from a parent about using pure English and avoiding punishment.
A slow speaking driver is urged by his sister and brother in law in the back seat to honk and steer for curves. He stops before a village hardware store to get a horn and steering wheel for the back seat, delivering a dry punchline.
A social blunder unfolds when a peach pie cools on the porch and a guest sits in the hot pie by accident. The mishap leaves the host and the guest uncomfortable for the rest of the evening and raises reflections on unwritten law and the role of epitaph writers.
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