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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
14
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture this piece explains lacerated and confused wounds in horses their causes and dangers. It covers treatment steps from wound cleansing probing drainage and bandaging to prevent infection and promote healing as well as management of bruises and harness galls.
The passage blends farm advice on egg production and mare prowess with practical winter storage notes. It covers rhubarb cellaring, fruit handling, straw bedding for horses, potato care, milk pricing, cattle needs, and seed saving, reflecting rural guidance and agricultural observations of the era.
Copper and ore values listed from the Western News Service with Market figures for silver spelter lead and copper. Describes Navajo Copper Company mining north of Flagstaff Mascot Copper Company ore at Dos Cabezas 28 percent copper and 140 dollars per ton. Big Pine camp near Prescott runs around the clock. United Val Verde Copper Mining Company formed near Jerome. Venture Hill discovery sparks Verde district mining activity.
Six members of Roy A. White's family perish in a Cheyenne fire that gutted the Inter Ocean hotel roof and burned six hours. A second blaze at the Union Pacific shops worsened the disaster with $150,000 in losses. The father died from electrocution after leaping from a third story window. Herbert the baby died from smoke and flames. Francis Donald and Guy perished in the smoke. the fourth child was found beneath a bed plan. Firefighters recovered the bodies as Captain Cahill described the heartrending scene. E M Hendrickson of Denver aided guests, carrying Mrs. Taylor and her baby from the building before re-entering for others.
The Emma mine at Dunton near Rice reports a 15 foot vein of valuable ore. Cripple Creek’s Portland pays an extra dividend totaling 420000 to stockholders for the year. Silverton’s Mears Wilfley mill runs at full blast as the camp enters its best year. Rice Wellington Company free of debt with 6000 cash and 27 cars of copper ore en route. Barstow property at Red Mountain to operate under lease by C R Wilfley and Chicago associates starting January. Iowa Tiger mine ships heavily from Silverton. Kokomo Robinson area ships nearly 1000 tons in October. Marmatite Mining secures sublease on Log Cabin mine from Rico Argen tine. Mizer group at Jasper begins development with two shifts and a large compressor.
Two hundred fifty two Wyoming convicts were restored to citizenship in the two years ending October 1 1916. During the same period the governor and the state board of pardons granted fifty four paroles forty one pardons and eighteen commutations.
Epidemic fever threatens Alamogordo while Mogollon district shipments surge as high metal prices boost mining activity. In Grant county the Jim Crow Imperial quarry mine group sold for £200,000 to Los Angeles and New York capitalists. The Chino Del Norte Copper Company shipped two lots of copper ore from Hanover district, with lot No 1 at 32 percent copper worth about 192 dollars per ton and lot No 2 at 4.68 percent copper worth about 28 dollars per ton.
In Thermopolis a collision between an automobile and a railroad train killed three people and seriously injured two others. The deceased are Robert Jenkins of Fort Collins Cole Tony Dudna of Kirby Wyoming and Charles Jubar of Gebo Wyoming.
Mrs. Sylvia Baldwin, widow of Pred Baldwin, has been awarded 1000 under Wyoming employer liability provisions for his accidental death on a Newater bridge project. An additional 50 funeral expense money was granted. Judge Mots appointed KR. J. McNally as guardian of the property. Mrs. Baldwin is 17 years old.
George Fanning of Oklahoma, aged 61, died from injuries suffered October 24 at the Grand Avenue crossing when struck by the pilot beam of a locomotive drawing a belated passenger train. He and his wife had moved to Laramie last February. Burial will be in his former home. he leaves a wife, four sons, and a grandson.
Fragmentary text discusses the mood of the coming life and the atmosphere that will shape the future, mentioning joy, fear, sunshine, and shade. The readable parts hint at reflections on society and personal outlook. Entities are not identifiable in the fragment.
A thrift focused guide offers practical tips from preserving apples by peeling and canning to make jelly and vinegar, plus simple household tricks. It suggests economical uses for scraps, bake and serve apples in many dishes, and notes craft and decoration ideas such as waxed buttonholes and paraffin dipped conifer twigs.
A Sunday night supper guide outlines chafing dish menus from salad sandwiches to hot or iced beverages. Recipes include ox tongue with tomato sauce, chestnuts in coffee sauce, and an apple souffle with vanilla cream, all served with cake or ice cream and aimed at easy entertaining.
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