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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1920

Page

2

Germans Tired of War as Occupation Prospers Local Trade

In Cologne British occupation fosters calm daily life with few clashes. Dutch goods flood via Dusseldorf and Cologne boosting trade while German workers grow optimistic. Officers predict little desire for renewed fighting and note shifts in streetcar and railway officials toward civility.

Cologne Germany England Holland Rotterdam Amsterdam Dusseldorf Aachen Berlin Hamburg Frankfort Baltic Great Britain Victoria Lord Melbourne Cathedral Square George Rhine Tommy

Lovers Tie Feet Plunge Into Sea at North Kohala

In Hilo Hawaii a Japanese man Uve Tamaburo and a Japanese wife Makino Kukuyama leaped from rocks tied together in a double suicide pact. Tamaburo drowned while the woman was rescued as her bonds broke. Taraburo’s body was later recovered by divers and the infant found hanging from a tree near the scene.

Hilo Island Hawaii Uve Tamaburo North Kohala Makino Kukuyama Tafaburo W. Pinehaka Pinehaka Hawi Kohala Taraburo

87 year old woman soars in first flight at Camp Edwards

New York woman Mrs C J Gott aged 87 bravely flies a plane at Camp Edwards Sea Girt New Jersey. She asks the pilot if she is too old and receives reassurance. The short flight climbs to 2000 feet with dives and climbs before she returns, planning to fly again Sunday.

New York C. J. Gott Camp Edwards Sea Girt N. J Paul Micelli

Farm woodland yields profit from proper forestry

The Forestry and the Farm bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture urges farm forests on poor land, noting timber can be profitable with little care. It advises locating trees on land unsuited for crops, protecting against fires, excluding livestock, and selective cutting to improve value and supply firewood and fence materials.

Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture

Insect Outbreaks and Fall Plowing Advice for Grains

The article urges vigilant action by grain growers to prevent insect damage. It notes outbreaks often originate in limited areas and require community action for widespread pests like the Flessian fly and white grubs. Fall plowing is recommended, except where local conditions prohibit it, to control cereal pests.

United States Department of Agriculture

Pooling Wool Clip In Collective Sale

The article explains wool pooling and cooperative selling to let growers receive full value for their wool. Collective sale attracts more buyers, reduces handling costs, and enables higher per pound prices than small, fragmented sales. It notes USDA Bureau of Markets support for cooperative marketing and organization practices.

West Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agricure

Attention to Hog Raising Developments In South Carolina

Developments in livestock improve ment on farms show the diverse character of animals. United States department reviews connect with better sires and breeding forms in South Carolina. The report notes the enrollment of parebred sires and outlines stock trends including hogs and other farm animals.

South Carolina United States Department of Reviews Chin South Cuero dii

Better Sires Movement Aims Pure Breeding in Lewis County

A cattle, swine, and poultry breeder in Lewis County Washington joins the Better Sires Better Stock movement to breed only purebred sires. He culled scrub Poland China and a bull, keeping 42 scrub cows 6 grade sows 40 mongrel hens and some better females for future breeding with pure sires.

Lewis County Washington

Ambiguous Field Notes On Feed and Cultivation Practices

A fragmented aside on pit silos and feed values mentions Sudan grass equaling Annothy hay. It references leaf loss and preparation with seedling terms, urging cultivation and fertilization for best results, though many terms are garbled.

Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Aids Cairo Woman

A Cairo Illinois woman describes severe female ailments and nerve distress offset by Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits relief and resumed regular work after using the medicine, noting doctors sometimes urge operation but medicine suffices in her case.

Lydia E. Pinkham Cairo Ill J. R. Matthews Sycamore Street

Absent on Guard Duty Describes Kelly’s Defense

Kelly drew a summary for being absent from post while on guard duty. The judge advocate pressed where he was during various patrols. Asked where he stood when the sergeant and corporal passed around, Kelly replied that he was worried and unsure of his location, in a line that reflects the humorous tone of the period.

Kelly American Legion Weekly

Candid family dog tragedy sparks child’s heaven tale

The children console themselves after their dog Toby is killed by a car and awaits burial. The elder asks if God would bring Toby back, and the younger replies that God wanted a dog in heaven and took Toby, adding softly that it was mean.

Toby

Cuticura Soap Ad Mythic Beauty Trio

Cuticura Soap for the complexion is praised along with Ornament and Cuticura Talent to form the Toilet Trio. A fragment from a dialogue follows with farmers discussing border politics and mosquitoes, hinting at concerns over defection and rural troubles.

Ady

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