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Newspaper

Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1915

Page

3

Destructive Work of Alfalfa Weevil in Utah and Idaho

The alfalfa weevil, introduced near Salt Lake City, has spread through northern Utah and into Idaho and Wyoming, destroying about half of the annual alfalfa yield. Eggs hatch into green larvae that feed on new shoots, causing major losses to both first and second crops. Preventive methods include brush dragging and a weighted barrow drag, though effectiveness relies on dry, sunlit soil reaching about 120 degrees to kill all stages. Spraying with arsenate of lead offers an alternative for large fields, but requires proper equipment and remains dangerous to livestock only if misapplied.

Salt Lake City Utah Idaho Wyoming Bureau of Entomology

Hardiest Fall Cover Crop Winter Vetch Identified

The article extols winter vetch as the hardiest fall cover crop, outperforming crimson clover by surviving winter and boosting early spring growth. It describes vetch as a deep rooted pea family plant from Russia with purple flowers and high sweetness for bees, and suggests sowing method using rye as a nurse crop and proper soil preparation.

Russia

Seed burial by brush harrow after first storm

Back of drill hoes and the spread seed may be covered by the brush harrow. The first heavy shower will cover the seed, aiding germination and planting success.

Blanching Celery Methods in Early Gardening

Blanching celery may be done by piling dirt around stalks or placing boards along rows. Some growers use drain tiles over plants for whitening. There are several kinds of patent paper or wood bleachers used to whiten celery.

Geese Grow in North Wyoming Farms for Profit

Geese flocks expand on North Wyoming farms with moderate sizes and rising profits. Farmers report steady demand and better returns, reflecting a shift toward poultry diversification and local market opportunities.

Cement Walks Are Cheap and Durable

Narrow cement walks around buildings are nearly as low cost as board walks and, if constructed properly, require little or no future replacement.

Market Burplus Males Reach Weight Milestone

Market Burplus males are reported to reach a weight of a couple of pounds, marking a notable growth milestone. The observation notes the gradual progression in weight as these individuals develop.

Wyoming State News and Upcoming Fairs

Western Union reports numerous county fairs across Wyoming including Carbon, Laramie, Uinta, Natrona, Big Horn, and the Wyoming State Fair at Douglas. Other items note a new Catholic church at Rawlins, river trout stocking, a $25,000 school at Rawlins, a tie plant at Riverton, labor events, a fatal mine incident at Carneyville, a convict escape, and various local developments and weathered spots across Casper, Sheridan, and Cheyenne.

Union News Service Carbon County Saraona Ableton Big Horn County Sin Wyoming Douglas Center Street Casper Rawlins Creer Sunrise Kirby Dixon Hudson Bages BE. A. Orchard Grass Creek Wyoming State Federation of Labor Cowboy Rangers Buffalo Carbon Timber Company James Carroll Peter Carroll Sheridan Dutch Creek Foster J. EB. Newell Kelly Creek Johnson County Denver Preston Comstock Jawbone Gulch Riverton Northwestern Railroad Company Riverton Timber Company Paul Bogzier Carneyville Sheridan County Albert Gifford Big Horn Kane Gifford

State Census Returns Show Wyoming Population Decline

State census figures from 18 of 21 Wyoming counties delivered to Secretary of State Frank J L Houx indicate a population drop from the 1910 federal census. Total Wyoming population may not exceed about 143,000, despite rapid colonization and county creation since 1910.

Western Union News Service Cheyenne Wyoming Frank J L. Houx EAGO Weston Campbell Park Hot Springs Lincoln Niobrara Platte Goshen Campbell Washakie Sievaee Wieus Oaks Carbon Converse Crook Fremont Johnson Laramie Wscesses Tees Natrona Ciaueensesa Sen Senee crTry Dee. Inc Sheridan Rock Springs Sas Casper Evanston Douglas Lander Superior San Green River

Fire at Rock Springs Coal Mine Stuns City

A blaze destroyed the tipple and elevator of Central Coal and Coke Company mine at Rock Springs. Loss estimated at 80,000 dollars, the largest fire in the city. Hundreds may be unemployed temporarily while crews clear debris for rebuilding. some workers will aid cleanup. Incendiary origin hinted.

Rock Springs Central Coal & Coke Company

O Neill Buys Big Ranch in Big Piney Watershed

Thomas D. O'Neil purchases the Cottonwood Land and Live Stock Company holdings in a deal exceeding 100000 dollars. The Cottonwood ranch covers thousands of acres of range and bottom land and yields about 2000 tons of bay annually.

Big Piney Thomas D. O'Neil Cottonwood Land & Live Stock Company

Will Construct All Steel Bridges in Wyoming Line

The Burlington announced that all steel railroad bridges will be built between here and Casper, and along the line in this state, as part of a broader program to upgrade the rail network.

Cheyenne Burlington Casper Atale

Weston County Fair to Be Held in October

Weston County plans a county fair in October. Officials cite ideal crop conditions and favorable range as key factors for a successful event. The Newcastle-Weston area anticipates a bustling showcase of local agriculture and community activities.

Weston County Newcastle

Copper market shows underlying strength amid rising output

Western mining news reports New York lead at 4.50, bar silver 484 cents, spelter 15.23 in St. Louis, copper casting at 17,374. Miami Copper raises regular dividend from 0.50 to 0.75 per quarter. Tom Reed mine July output near 4,000 tons with 100,000 dollars of ore sent to mint. Aug 1 marked a milestone in Tom Reed Gold Road district with first 30 ton shipment of 30 dollar ore from United Western mine and two million bonanza nearby, along with three major mining strikes.

Western Newspaper Union News Service New York St. Louis Miami Copper Company Tom Reed Bisbee Copper Queen Calumet & Arizona Shattuck Tom Reed-Gold Road United Astern

Copper, oil and mining activity across the Southwest region

Reports from mountains and plains note staking at Mountainier copper mine and oil drilling near Playas Lake. Katy Company advances near Fierro while Mogollon properties change hands in a $100000 Socorro deal. Prospectors uncover high grade lead silver in the Tesuque basin near Santa Fe. Kelly Creek ore tests yield $6 per ton in gold. Orchard claim in Grass Creek returns a second oil well. Texas Company plans Casper storage with one tank at the depot. Comstock gold mine at Silver Crown adopts a working policy as veins show in Jawbone gulch near Cheyenne.

Playas Playas Lake Fierro Katy Company Socorro Socorro Mining & Milling Company Mogollon Mogollon Gold & Copper Company Mogollon Mountains Little Box Canyon Tesupue Santa Fé Kelly Creek Johnson County Grass Creek Texas Company Casper Comstock Silver Crown Fairview Cheyenne Jawbone Gulch

Rich mineral finds and mine activity reported in Colorado

In Cripple Creek reports claim a rich mineral find on the Henry Adney property at Rosebud hill. Starkweather and Wilson, leasing the Ingham vein of the Doctor Jack Pot estate, push operations through the Raven tunnel with strong ore output. Smelter capacity for zinc ores gains about 100000 tons annually. The Tungsten Mountain Mining Company is revived with new financing. A 5 percent wage increase for workers begins August 11 by the Ohio Colorado Smelting and Refining Company. The Broad Gauge mine near Gilverton advances toward production under Pueblo capital. In Salida, after nine years idle, work restarts on the Hirschberger tunnel on Cameron mountain with a 600 foot drive.

Cripple Creek Henry Adney Rosebud Hill Starkweather and Wilson Ingham Raven Boulder Ohio-Colorado Smelting and Refining Company Colorado Burna’ Gulch Gilverton Pueblo Capital Lole Salida Chaffee County Idia Hirschberger Cameron Mountain

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