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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
10
An English observer reports that British troops enjoy cordial relations with Cologne residents. The army's grip grows, officials soften, and local commerce thrives despite wartime memories.
Uve Tamaburo and Makino Kukuyama attempted a double suicide by tying ankles and leaping into the sea from Hawi rocks on the North Kohala coast. Tamaburo drowned. Makino was rescued and later her infant, bound in a girdle, was found hanging from a tree nearby.
Mrs. C J Gott 87 takes a flight from Camp Edwards Sea Girt New Jersey with Lieut Paul Micelli. She enjoys the ascent and asks to go higher before returning to Asbury Park. The episode marks her first aviation experience.
The bulletin Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture urges farm forestry on marginal land. It says well managed woodland provides timber for farm needs, winter employment, and protection of crops and buildings, with pine and hardwood yields of one to two cords per acre when properly cared for and protected from fires. It notes selective cutting, exclusion of grazing, preservative treatments for fence posts, and avoiding overburning as key practices.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges vigour in grain growers to stamp out local insect outbreaks. Fall plowing is advised as universally beneficial, with caution against planting corn on freshly broken sod to avoid cutworms and grubs, and suggests intercrops like beans and clover between sod and grain to reduce damage.
Wool pooling and cooperative selling allow growers to market large volume wool to attract buyers and pay full value. Large buyers pay more when volume is consolidated, reducing handling costs and enabling higher prices. The U S Department of Agriculture markets bureau aids cooperative selling and will extend services to wool marketing.
A fragment reports livestock improvement and breed records in South Carolina. It notes U S Department reviews on hetter sires and breed standards, mentioning South Carolina stock and bred sires. The text references enrollments and breed purity among hogs and mentions various stock categories and weights.
A Lewis County breeder joins the Better Sires Better Stock program. He will breed 42 scrub cows 6 grade sows and 40 mongrel hens to pure bred sires to improve cattle swine and poultry stock while culling scrub and mongrel animals.
A rough field note describes increasing pit silos and Sudan grass feeding value matching Annothy hay. It mentions leaf loss, unauthorised phrases, and cautions about preparation with seed, seeding lines, and careful cultivation for best results.
Cairo Illinois resident Mrs J R Matthews reports relief from painful female troubles using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after fearing operation. The letter praises the medicine and encourages others to seek its guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
The judge advocate presses Kelly on his whereabouts during guard rounds asking where he was when a sergeant and corporal moved around his post. Kelly replies with evasive remarks before admitting the issue of his absence has troubled him.
A family mourns after their dog Toby is killed by a car and laid to rest in the garden. The elder asks if God would revive Toby, and the younger answers that God took him to heaven for being the nicest dog, while noting it was mean.
Advertising copy touts Cuticura Soap and Ornament for clear skin and clean scalp, adding Cuticura Talent as part of a famous trio. In a local dialogue, villagers joke about mosquitoes leaving if pest levels stay high, noting many struggle to keep heads above water.
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