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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
12
Adventurers Curly Filandrau and his partner Mao, young in years, get entangled in a horse theft spree. They flee into Saquache Arizona where pursuers close in. Mao is killed. Curly is captured after a gunfight that leaves a deputy sheriff wounded. Luck Cullison is the slain man.
Curly Flanran, wounded and guarded, faces a lynching mood at the Circle Ranch. Kate Cullison challenges the mob arguing for law, while Maloney and others swing opinion toward restraint as Doc Brown tends the youth and the boss’s fate remains uncertain.
A United States Department of Agriculture guide explains bread as a major staple and common failures due to wrong materials, utensils, cleanliness, and dough handling. It presents three methods including Short or Straight-Dough and Overnight Sponge with detailed steps and temperatures for reliable home bread making.
Two riders from the Bar Double M identify Filandrau at the ranch as the horse thief. Buck and the guards discuss his reputation, noting his rough past and ties to Bad Bill Cranston and Soapy Stone. The young ra tler maintains composure despite fear and sickness.
Households may use flour, starch, or commercial substitutes to imitate eggs in custards desserts or puddings. These products vary in protein and energy content and cannot match fresh eggs, especially for invalids or children, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture home economics specialists.
Southern broom corn regions see growing and making brooms promoted by home demonstration agents under the USDA and state colleges. Alabama produces strong broom corn with increasing club girl participation. Broom machines turn out 25 to 80 brooms daily, lent to members who repay with brooms. It costs about 20 cents to make a broom, and certified brooms can bear the Home Demonstration Club Broom label for sale. Proceeds help fund college or normal school expenses.
A brief public health notice urges citizens to actively trap and kill hibernating files and other pests now to prevent a large summer surge. Officials warn that early action with a fly swatter can save numerous infestations later.
A compact guide on domestic tasks and food ideas. It covers stove care, pairing salads with hot chicken, fruit freshness cues for coconuts, table wagon use in maidless homes, a dessert with baked bananas, and notes on dried fruit mineral content. It also mentions using carpet needles for sewing and a ham addition to drop biscuits.
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