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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
5
A group of fourteen little brown caterpillars share a single leaf and discuss eating, growing, and the plan to become Blue Swallowtail Butterflies. They glimpse a future of independence and separate adventures once mature.
A collection of jokes and puns about Ireland, the moon, stones, animals, and farm life. It presents questions and punchlines highlighting playful wordplay such as Cork in tt and agate a gate.
London reports the Irish talks hinge on a possible meeting between Sir James Craig and Eamonn de Valera and whether de Valera will accept amending the home rule act. Lloyd George favors keeping home rule, while de Valera seeks its destruction. De Valera returns to Dublin to discuss and may summon Dail Eireann if the offer seems a viable basis for talks. Sinn Fein in London anticipate no major moves for about ten days.
Chicago reports Michigan Avenue Trust Company loss could exceed 1 million and reach 1.5 million following closure in the absence of president Warren C. Spurgin. G M Reynolds, chairman, disclosed the figures and said no action has been taken against Spurgin.
Denver reports over 200000 acres of land previously classified as coal land restored to public entry in June. The move comes from a statement by M D McKentry chief of the field division of the general land office.
Rome reports twenty five to twenty seven killed in clashes between extreme Nationalists and carabineers and Communists in Sarzana Genoa. Nationalists raided Sarzana killing seven Communists, sparking a districtwide mobilization of Communists and peasants to repel further attacks.
The United States Shipping Board seized five of the nation's largest steamships once chartered to the United States Mail Steamship Company for alleged contract violations. The former German liners named are the George Washington America Susquehanna President Grant and Aga Deon.
United States Steel Corporation challenges the government claim of about 60 million dollars in income taxes. Chalemann Elbert HL Gary of the firm said the company raised questions about items totaling near 60 million to 100 million dollars, asserting they were not taxable and asking credit in their returns.
John Dickinson Sherman urges readers to answer the Call of the Wild with balanced vacations that refresh body and spirit. He advises purposeful planning, choosing suitable locales, and practicing true sportsmanship in outdoor activity, stressing rest, respect for nature, and prudent use of gear and skills.
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