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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1920

Page

3

Trade Avenues to Be Revised Amid Balkan Boundary Shifts

The Near East to Western Europe and the Americas will see revised trade routes favoring direct shipping to Black Sea ports. Experts expect more direct production-to-merchant links, reducing Constantinople middlemen due to docking limits and high charges. Varna Bourgas, Odessa, Sevastopol, Novorossiysk, and Georgian ports in Batum Poti gain prominence for coal oil zinc ore manganese and petroleum.

Constantinople Balkans Levant Near East Europe Americas Black Sea Mark Bristol Bulgaria Varna Bourgas Sebastopol Theodosia Crimean Novorossiysk Gaia Pot Batum Persia trans-Caspian Baku United States

Deed Named for Support and Burial in Lynn Township

Allentown report details an unusual deed filed by Edward H. Schlechter in Lehigh County. It transfers four tracts from William Schwab and Missouri Everitt to Charles A. Weaver with lifetime support, clothing, fuel, and $50 yearly spending money for Schwab and Everitt, and a burial provision at New Tripoli churchyard upon their deaths.

Allentown Recorder of Deeds Edward H. Schlechter Lynn Township Lehigh County William Schwab Missouri Everitt Charles A. Weaver Schwab New Tripoli

King Alfonso's Energetic Chamois Hunt in Picos de Europa

Alfonso of Spain leads a royal party including Queen and several royals on a chamois hunt in the Picos de Europa. The group stays at a high hunting box above Llorova, facing cold nights, with early starts and safety ropes for perilous cliff paths. Each day they return with substantial game despite strenuous climbs and weather.

Santander Alfonso San Sebastian Alice of Albany Infanta Luisa Infante Carlos Princess de Bourbon Athlone Marchioness de Villaviciosa de Asturias Luis de Busumante Llorova Owen

Sailor Loses 1000 francs After Waterfront Heist

Yves Borthen, captain of the Laverdiere gallley, exits the ship with 1000 francs and eyes a sailor's good time. A woman pistol points him to surrender as he steps ashore. He is wounded in the shoulder and awakens to find the money and the weapon gone.

Bordeaux Yves Borthen Laverdiere Yves Bing

Warning on Fake Fruit Drinks Misleads Prohibition Market

Washington reports a public health service alert warning against fake fruit beverages flooding the soft drink market since prohibition. Many orange drinks are said to be plain carbonated water with a touch of peel oil and artificial color. The department of agriculture ruled that this violates pure food provisions when sold under misleading trade names.

Washington The Public Health Service Department of Agriculture Bao

Avoiding the Appearance of Evil in Alabama Liquor Debate

Readers are urged by Anti-Saloon workers to see that near beer permits would revive saloons in Alabama. The legislature rejected a bill to permit cereal beverages as beer and kept the current ban on any drink resembling beer in appearance or taste.

Montgomery Ali Alabama

Admirable Sales Bank and Stable Show Barn Feature

William A Radford explains how a combined sales barn and stable boosts farm show prices. The 50 by 36 foot main area includes a large sales and show room, gambrel roof, reinforced with concrete foundation, rod lightning protection, good ventilation, ample windows, and rolling doors.

William A. Radford William A Radford William A. Raeford Prairie Avenue Chic

Genius From Lowly Origin in The Transit of Venus

The Kansas City Star notes John Philip Sousa in his novel The Transit of Venus suggests genius does not pass from parent to child. Stoneman comments that Dryden called it a gift of nature and attributed it to the influence of the stars.

Small, Maynard & Co John Philip Sousa Edward Stoneman Kansas City Star Stoneman Dryden

Modern Farm Barn Sales Facility Described for Stock Housing

A detailed description explains a multi wing stock sale barn with a balcony seating area and seven stalls on each side for animals awaiting sale. The rear wing houses offices and the main entrance while a large side wing contains twelve stilts three box stalls a feed room and a wash room for pre sale care. The design aims to provide comfortable housing and safe viewing for farmers traveling long distances.

The Doctor's Prescription and Servant Girl Exchange

A parlour exchange reveals sleepy morning garbles between a servant girl and a doctor about a sweetheart, followed by an odd aside on a night policeman. The fragment shifts to a bizarre note about concentrated ink and toothpaste drops, claiming a single drop diluted with water makes ink fit an inkwell.

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