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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1920

Page

5

Making One Free Do the Work of Two

GARLILE P WINSLOW director of the Forest Products Laboratory argues that organized industrial research in forest products boosts national wealth. He outlines the lab's history since 1917, emphasizes cross discipline work from foresters to chemists, and cites potential savings and future applications in plywood glues, pulp, shipping, and lumber processes.

Garlile P. Winslow Forest Products Laboratory Crest Products Laboratory Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture Madison Wis Rudyard Kipling Kipling United States Daily News University of Wisconsin University American Woods Cleveland National Association of Box Manufacturers War Department

Courting in Dead Earnest Remembered by Uncle Joe Cannon

Quote from Uncle Joe Cannon in the Washington Star extols old fashioned courting. He recalls men walking miles through bad weather to visit sweethearts, courting as a lasting devotion, and contrasts it with modern attitudes and marriages of convenience. The piece praises steadfast love and traditional courtship.

Knights of Old Bis Jacob Uncle Joe” Cannon The Washington Star

Trapping in Tasmania Proves Highly Profitable

A London Daily Mail correspondent reports Tasmanian trapping is booming with rabbits wallabies kangaroos and opossums in demand. Newcomers earn about 125 dollars weekly while veterans reach 300 dollars. One Hobart fur exporter notes such pay is typical and two brothers trapped skins worth 1200 pounds in three months. Trapping rights fetch high rents as landowners and the government extend options two seasons ahead on prime areas.

Uttle Island Tasmania London Daily Mail America Siberia Hobart

Speeding Sailing Vessels By Altering Sail Shape

The article notes sailors speed up vessels by lengthening the sail and narrowing width to create a longer leading edge. It draws on airplane wing observations showing the front portion works best when cutting into undisturbed air, allowing more effective propulsion with the same sail material.

Rum mage sale tale ends with suspect coat haul

A minister aiding a church Ladies Aid holds a rummage sale in a poor city district. With unsold coats in hand, he takes the lot to a second-hand shop, where the dealer refuses to buy and questions the source, suspecting theft.

Chicago Tribune

Standardize Railroads Move Toward Common Gauge

The Australian commonwealth ministry will investigate and establish a standard gauge system across provinces. The Commerce Department in Washington is informed. Experts from the United States and Great Britain will assist Australian railway men in creating a uniform system. Currently passengers must change trains at state lines.

Australian Commonwealth Ministry Commerce Department Washington United States Great Britain

Wyoming News Notes Amid Prohibition and Tragedy

Brief items from across Wyoming report a $1000 fine or 1000 days in jail for bootlegging. a ranch horse killed a man after an attempted bridling in Coal Creek Basin. a Riverton store shooting ends in justifiable homicide. Congressman Mondell convalesces at home. a Wyoming soldier is posted to Fort Manila. a Cody-Meeteetse road crash injures four. stockmen urge embargo on foreign goods. Meade settles with railroad for 25000 after a train collision injury. War Risk payments go to Thermopolis foster mother. a Riverton case declares death by own action in elk hunting. a home stabilizer injures a man. a Mexican worker is wounded in Lovell. first National Park-to-Park Highway convention opens in Denver.

Wyoming W. H. Burgess Buffalo R. Green Green Coal Creek Basin Gillette M. R. Gilbert Riverton R. D. Richards Lee Walters Frank W. Mondell Newcastle Washington Homer Soule Dean J. F. Soule University of Wyoming Europe Siberia Philippine Islands Fort McKinley Manila Ray Prante Cody-Meeteetse United States Casper Natrona County Stockgrowers’ Association John Meade Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company Meade Robert Houston Thermopolis Justice of the Peace Bowey Sam KR O'Neil Cohen Dubois O'Neill Joseph Daly Sheridan Daly Andeas Soto Lovell Manu Denver Gus Helms Cody Wyo

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