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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
3
Dairy farmers can cut costs by building a modern sanitary well ventilated stable such as the illustrated frame barn on masonry foundation. It houses 30 cows, uses running water with automatic drinkers, and could boost milk output 10 to 20 percent while cutting labor by about 30 percent.
The piece cites the New York Evening Post claiming a long sought tree, producing cacique carey wood, highly durable and beautiful, was found after Columbus crossed the ocean. It notes how, in Central America, local rulers or caclaves guided early explorations.
A detailed description outlines a wooden gambrel roof dairy barn with a 12 foot diameter clay tile silo. The plan includes a central feeder alley, side stalls, track-driven litter and feed transfer, and a concrete floor with a drainage gutter to a tank. Ventilation uses roof vents and shafts to keep air fresh for cows.
An expedition representing a Western Australian railway league and the commonwealth government traveled 1500 miles by steamer along the coast and 1000 miles by motorcar in the Northwest and far north of Western Australia. They found a vast belt stretching east from the Leopold Ranges into the Northern Territory, capable of carrying 20 million sheep if opened by railway, and noted no poor condition despite the driest season on record, underscoring the region's revival potential.
A survey of strange competitions from cock crowing matches in Belgium and bark-singing in England to turtle racing in South America and fish fighting in Siam. It notes spectators, methods, and the daring nature of these unusual events across history.
Alice La Maziere writes in Figaro about a plenary session of the International women's conference in Geneva. Delegates ranged from Scandinavians and Americans to Spaniards Italians Greeks Japanese and Hindus with France and Teeland represented. Lady Astor impressed as charm and grace though many nations resist emancipation. The piece foresees a unified future on moral political educational and domestic questions and a united voice against looming war.
In World War I era discourse the horse remains central for ceremonial displays despite motor cars proving faster for campaign tasks. Generals and staff traveled by horse for pomp, while efficient motor vehicles carried out practical duties, preserving the horse’s ceremonial prestige amid modern logistics.
A Brooklyn judge ruling states an airman who drops a lit pipe from a plane is prima facie negligent if the pipe could fall and cause damage. The decision, read by Justice Dyorting, centers on liability for injuries or property damage from a flying pipe during flight.
United States Department of Agriculture directions explain selecting small tender beans, blanching, canning in hot jars with boiled rubbers, and processing times under pressure or in hot water. Vinegar may reduce spoilage and alter flavor. adds guidance on timing, packing, and storage for shelf stability.
Green tomatoes yield jelly when cooked with lemon or orange zest and juice. Use 3 pounds green tomatoes, water, lemon and orange portions, auger, and syrup. simmer, extract juice, then boil with sugar and syrup to jelly. If juice runs short, reboil and refrigerate until set, then paraffin. Use leftover pulp for sweet-spiced relish.
A United States Department of Agriculture note suggests replacing pastry crusts with mashed potatoes for meat pies. Line a dish with mashed potatoes, add seasoned minced lamb or veal, then cover with more mashed potatoes and score the top before baking until browned and hot through.
The conning demonstration sword prize at the Montana state fair last fall was won by a high school boy, a member of 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 over seventeen. Club aims include socializing members to promote happier, more successful home life and knowledge of women’s work and verse.
Fragmented text describes choosing an easy to clean hinge and a linen case holding a pair of rubbers. A letter sealed and a mention of opinions, a doctor and various vague details appear, but coherence is limited and key facts are unclear.
A short warning urges customers to use Diamond Dyes to avoid staining or ruining fabrics. It emphasizes following the directions on the package and insists on choosing the Diamond Dyes brand for reliable results.
An old advertisement claims Freezone loosens corns without pain. A tiny bottle costs a few cents and supposedly removes hard or soft corns and toe corn without soreness or irritation using a simple application.
Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana and his secretary rode a loud subway car through the merry go round motor. Two deaf mutes talked on the front seat as Walsh leaned in and joked about being found in the dark, startling his accompanying aide with the quip.
A vintage health advertisement touts Halls Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy to build up the system and cleanse the blood, claiming it prevents repeated colds and chronic catarrh by acting on mucous surfaces through the blood. Free circulars offered by F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio.
The Louisville Courier Journal reports a resigned judge grappling with the duty to avoid a new trial for a convict. The judge contemplates whether to decline the case or step back from the courtroom altogether, reflecting on the ethical tension in the legal process.
A Liberal speaker outlines his morning topic on the Great Flood in Genesis. He mentions a conflict with an engagement to golf and plans to modify the subscription list to aid in removing the suffering Genesis figures.
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