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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
8
Advertising rates listed include 25 cents per single column inch per week for display ads locals 10 cents per line per week and obituaries cards of thanks and announcements of entertainments charged where an admission is charged or profit realized at the same rate as other advertising
United States Department of Agriculture notes how bull associations, aided by extension work, boosted Spartanjburg County South Carolina dairying. A community fair and livestock shows sparked interest, leading to cooperative breeding, cow purchases, and plans for a broader community fair featuring dairy stock and other farm products.
Mr and Mrs B F Logan former residents of Encampment now in Rawlins visit this week as guests of Mr and Mrs M W Shafe and Mrs Atta Chamberlin. Logan works with Cullen Mercantile at Rawlins. Z T Carver reportedly underwent another operation Tuesday at St Josephs hospital Denver and remains in critical condition. His daughter Mrs Amos Wilcox left Wednesday for Denver after learning of his condition.
A Maine drama about lighthouse keeper Martin Berry, his daughter Helen, and banker Josiah Blake. Helen elopes with Josiah aboard the Liddy Run but conflict erupts when Martin and Nathan fight to save the vessel as a sou'easter drives the Liddy Ann onto rocks. The outcome unfolds at city hall next Saturday night.
Department of the Interior notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated August 12 1921 states Julia E F Snover of Saratoga Wyoming has filed intent to make final proof to establish a land claim for BEY SW NEY SEY S ey Sec 20 EJs Section 29 Township 15 N R 82 W 6th PM. Final proof before U S Commissioner Robert J Martin at Saratoga on September 27 1921. Witnesses named Roy L Pew Hattie A Pew C Br Tilton John Kl Wittler all of Saratoga. Witt Rei Register.
Department of the Interior notice announces Ira Royce Boyd heir of Ruthin M. Boyd deceased of Encampment Wyoming will make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim for North Wall of Section 25 Township 14 North Range 82 West 6th P M before James R. Little U S Commissioner at Encampment Wyoming on October 1 192X Witnesses listed include David M. Tourtelot Roy C Gould G N Cobb Riley J Boyd all of Encampment Wyoming. Register Witt Rew signs the notice.
Mr and Mrs KB Cotton of Denver have ended a visit at Lochin Creek and returned last week to Saratoga where they will spend the summer and fall.
United States Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming issues notice that Maude A. Crouch claims to be an heir of Walter L. Crouch who died while in U S military service. She filed to submit final proof for patent on his 1918 homestead entry in sections 13 and 24 township 14 north range 83 west. Proof to be offered by September 12, 1921, objections must be filed by then.
A method to deter flies uses a spray applied after morning milking and before afternoon milking. A portable cart setup enables two workers to spray 40 cows in five minutes, with a 30 gallon mixture sufficient for twice daily use over 10 days. The formula combines coal tar dry, fish oil, cowd eft, whale oil, and tar, with laundry soap dissolved first and mixed in lukewarm water.
A Louisiana State Normal School official in Netebitoehes Parish explains a shift to purebreds under the Better Stock program. Over ten days five cows were sold and the farm now keeps only high grade and purebred stock bred to pure sires. The program is tied to the U.S. Department of Agriculture and state support.
A brief advisory notes the best time to select a calf is a few months old, ideally before weaning, by watching the calf's mother for signs of a strong, well-fed dairy cow. It suggests that a calf reared with quality care and a good bull can become a useful breeding animal.
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