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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1921

Page

7

Colorado Potato Crop and Dismissal in Murder Case

Colorado potato crop on October 1 1921 estimated at 11 60 000 bushels against 10 920 000 last year with national totals at 345 587 000. In Colorado corn and wheat show declines yet this year’s wheat is 80 276 000 bushels. Marian McArdle 20 daughter of Eva Kaber found not guilty of complicity in murder of Daniel Kaber and released.

Denver Colorado United States W. W. Putnam United States Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates Cleveland Ohio Marian McArdle Eva Catherine Kaber Daniel Kaber Miss McArdle

Confession Details Wife Murder at Detroit River Bridge

Detroit man Herman F. Rademacher confessed to murdering his wife by throwing her over a bridge railing into the Detroit river after a quarrel during a walk, according to assistant prosecutor A W Kent. He said the act followed a domestic dispute.

Detroit Herman F. Rademacher A. W. Kent Detroit River

Hightower Found Guilty of First Degree Murder

William A. Hightower was found guilty of first degree murder with a life imprisonment recommendation by the jury in the Colma case involving Father Patrick Heslin. A motion for appeal has been filed.

Counterfeit Ring Traced To Kansas City Leader Arrested

Government agents traced a nationwide attempt to circulate counterfeit $20 $50 and $100 bills to Kansas City. Dr. George Kowertz was arrested here and identified as the mastermind of the operation.

Kansas City George Kowertz

Holy Cross Road Made State Highway

Denver becomes the route from Denver to Red Clift via Loveland pass a state highway says L D Blauvelt and H A Edmonds. Dr O W Randall of Red Cut calls the idea three years in gestation with strong local support from towns along the route.

Holy Cross Road Denver L. D. Blauvelt H. A. Edmonds State Highway Advisory Board Red Clift Loveland Pass O. W. Randall Red Cutt Red Cutf

Arbuckle Pleads Not Guilty in Manslaughter Case

San Francisco California Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle motion picture star entered a not guilty plea to manslaughter charges in the Virginia Rappe death case. The trial date was set for November 7 at the St Francis Hotel after Rappe died September 5 from injuries linked to a September 5 party.

San Francisco Calif Roscoe O Fatty) Arbuckle Virginia Rappe Arbuckle Miss Rappe St. Francis Hotel

Twine 90 Still Hearty Twins Celebrate Birthday

James and Joe Cheatwood twins of Leavenworth county celebrate a 00th birthday at a family reunion at James O Cheatwood's home. They boast of farming vigor and furrow-keeping skills rivaling younger sprout brothers.

Leavenworth, Kon James Joe Cheatwood Leavenworth County United States James O Cheatwood

California Fig Syrup Advertisement

A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse the liver and bowels of constipated or ill children. It claims a teaspoonful relieves sour bile and undigested food within hours, promising a well child and noting that many keep the product handy. The copy warns to say California to avoid imitations and directs readers to ask a druggist for genuine syrup.

California

A Joke on the Judge

An elderly man convicted of theft receives a ten year sentence. He thanks the judge and remarks he’s glad, since at his age he didn’t expect to live to half that long.

Bayer Aspirin Advertisement Instructions

An old ad explains to take aspirin only as directed by Bayer. It notes every unbroken package bears the Bayer Cross, signaling genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for over twenty one years.

Bayer Miliens

Do You Remember Your Class Yell in School

A humorous quip recalls a student’s boast about his father’s frugal billing and a college son. The speaker notes the lack of expressiveness in the old class yell while hinting at the ongoing cost of education and parental pride.

Edgeworth Tobacco and Slice Appeal in Old Advert

A vintage advertisement discusses tobacco quality and pipe stem clogging, praising Edgeworth blends for smooth burning and fragrance. It promotes slice form and plug versions, urging readers to request samples and address details to receive more information from Edgeworth and merchants.

Smo Edgeworth Seo Larus & Brothers Simons V ‘A

Colonial style farm home shown as modern trend

An article by William A. Radford advocates the colonial farm home as a modern, economical model designed to reduce housework. It highlights a compact kitchen with a washroom and storeroom, ample bedrooms for seasonal workers, and emphasizes practicality for farmers.

Modern Farm Home Showcases Colonial Design and Comfort

A country trend toward modern farm homes brings electric light running water and baths. The illustrated house blends city conveniences with colonial style featuring a large porch balcony brick fireplace and four second floor bedrooms. It measures 40 by 24 feet with a 20 foot side porch and aims for roomy economical living for large families.

Sand Kills Forest Trees In Coos Bay Dunes

Destruction of forests by shifting sands in Coos Bay Oregon is witnessed as dunes advance inland. Dense stands of Douglas fir Sitka spruce Port Oxford cedar and western red cedar are left in patches mostly in depressions after wind driven sand covers logs and timber. Skeletons of dead forests lie exposed as dunes grow and hollows fill with grassy meadows hosting sand loving plants.

Coos Bay Oregon Port Oxford

World Coal Consumption and British Output Details

The article states world coal consumption is about 1.2 billion tons annually. Great Britain produces roughly 276 million tons, with domestic and industrial demand in Britain totaling about 190 million tons. The remaining British output is exported.

Great Britain

Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple with directions for dyeing sweaters skirts waists coats and more. It claims guaranteed non spotting fading streaking or running and urges telling the druggist fabric type before dyeing.

New York Women’s Club Organized in 1747

A regularly organized women’s club existed in New York in 1747. Some women jump to conclusions because they want to see how the story is going to end.

New York

Are You a Mother Health Is Your Most Valuable Asset

Mrs Edith Roberts testifies that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription helped her expectant condition, keeping her strong and her children healthier. She endorses the medicine for women at expectancy and recommends visiting a local drug store or sending 100 to the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, NY for trial tablets.

Beatrice

Kids Spurn Gifts of Pennies and Demand Nickels

A New York Sun item notes changing child expectations from pennies to nickels in daily gifts. It cites a child refusing 2 cents and argues that even a nickel now feels insufficient for basic pleasures like ice cream and a movie, reflecting rising costs and parental wage pressures.

Johnny New York Sun

Coal Discovery in the Philippines Promises Long-Term Supply

A vein of coal in the Philippines is described as potentially rivaling Chinese fuels in quality and expected to meet the islands’ demands for many years, though total quantity is not yet ascertained. The report notes high rainfall records elsewhere, including Panama, and compares exceptional rainfall rates globally.

Philippines

Meet Enough and Cro quettish Quip From Courier Journal

A playful Louisville Courier-Journal note recalls the adage that a man’s heart lies in his stomach and humorously asks if a girl should be cro quettish. The quote showcases witty editorial tone and social banter of the era.

Louisville Courier-Journal

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