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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
11
A feature by William A. Radford argues the modern sanitary well ventilated dairy barn can cut labor costs by about 30 percent and lift milk production 10 to 20 percent. It describes a frame barn for 30 cows with ample sunlight running water and automatic drinking cups, noting costs vary locally and consulting contractors for estimates.
The article cites the New York Evening Post noting a long sought tree producing cacique carey wood. It describes the wood as one of botanys strongest and most durable, and mentions Christopher Columbus visiting Central America and local kinglets called caclaves.
An outlined barn plan shows a gambrel roofed dairy building with a 12 foot diameter silo of hollow clay tile. It features a central litter alley flanked by stalls and feeding alleys, a carrier track for manure and feed, a concrete floor with steel partitions, a rear gutter and a concrete tank for drainage, and a western ventilating system with roof vents to ensure fresh air without drafts. It notes the use of cacique carey wood for ventilator hardware and a Panama canal anecdote about the native wood and a botanist’s discovery.
An expeditionary party representing a West Australian railway league and the commonwealth government traversed 1500 miles by steamer and 1000 miles by motorcar in northwest and far north Western Australia. They found a vast belt east of the Leopold ranges into the Northern Territory that could sustain 20 million sheep if a railway were built. The journey occurred in the driest season on record with no signs of poverty among locals.
The article surveys historic and exotic competitions from Belgium cock crowing trials to England bark singing contests. It describes turtle racing in Hamburg and South American coastlines with riders on sea turtles guiding courses, and Siamese fish fighting staged in glass bottles as national spectacles.
Alice La Maziere notes the Geneva International Women’s conference plenary session audience as diverse as Scandinavians Americans Spaniards Italians Greeks Japanese Hindus and more. She highlights Lady Astor as charm of the meeting and foresees a united women’s voice on moral political educational and domestic issues as war threatens.
An old World War reflection notes that motor vehicles replaced chargers for practical tasks yet generals and staff still used horses for pomp. The piece argues ceremonial horses symbolized status as armies mobile with motorcars for logistics but rituals kept the horse’s iconic image alive.
A London moot presided by Justice Daring ruled an airman dropping a lit pipe over a flight path bears liability if the pipe causes damage on earth. The judgment held negligence if the pilot fails to prevent, or allow, the pipe to fall and ignite a haystack or similar harm. Brooklyn Hagia
United States Department of Agriculture directions explain selecting small tender beans, washing, trimming, blanching, and packing into hot jars with a soda-solution rubbers, then brining with salt hot brine. Processing in steam pressure or hot-water methods. vinegar additions reduce spoilage and affect color and flavor.
Home economists of the United States department of agriculture explain that pectin and acids from lemon and orange juice or peel enable jelly from green tomatoes. The method uses 3 pounds green tomatoes, 2 pints water, 1 ½ lemons, 2 oranges, auger, and syrup. cook, drain, concentrate, and boil juice with sugar to jelly test, then seal. Use reserved pulp for sweet spiced green tomato relish.
A USDA note suggests using mashed potatoes as a crust for meat pies to combine meat and potatoes in one dish. Line a dish with mashed potatoes, add seasoned minced meat, top with more potatoes, score, bake until hot and browned.
The conning demonstration sword prize at the Montana state fair last fall was won by a high school boy from the boys club run by the U S department and the state agriculture college. The lint price in the bread demonstration went to another boy from the same school. Both were over seventeen. The club aims to socialize members to improve happiness and success and to bridge gender roles through shared activities and study.
Fragmentary text discusses hinge selection for easy cleaning and care and mentions a linen case holding boots or rubbers. The passage references a sealed letter and a started opinion, with stray words suggesting made up or garbled content about entries, rents, and letters. No clear event or人物 details.
A short ad copy urges buyers to use Diamond Dyes and follow the directions on the package to avoid ruining fabrics. The text emphasizes brand name repetition and proper dyeing guidance.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn treatment. It claims a tiny bottle costs a few cents and instantly relieves ache, allowing the corn to be lifted away with fingers without soreness.
Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana and his secretary rode the merry go round motor in the subway late at night. Two deaf mutes on the front seat chatted with their fingers while the senator shouted questions about being discovered in the dark. The scene ended with Walsh joking about where they would be in the dark.
An overflowed 1890s style notice for Hall presents catarrh medicine claiming to build up the system cleanse blood and reduce inflammation. Internal use targets mucous surfaces with a Toledo based company offering free circulars.
A mother takes her son on a shopping trip and chats with an acquaintance. Six year old Johnnie, growing restless, taps her elbow and pleads to hurry so they can dine before supper time.
The judge who resigned to cite law practice faced a tough position. He questioned whether to decline the case or to seek a new trial for a man sent to jail, illustrating a strained legal dilemma in Louisville.
Cartoon magazine notes a discussion on the Great Flood in Genesis and a prominent congregation member, with a light aside about golf and a subscription list to ease suffering Genesis.
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