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Newspaper

Encampment Record

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1916

Page

7

Dairy farming in Western Canada promises growth

Western Canada’s cheese industry is thriving, boosted by wartime demand. High prices benefit farmers, with Alberta foothills and long slopes offering feeding and climate advantages. Hog markets are strong, supported by low land costs and robust processing firms like P Burns in Calgary. A Monarch Alberta farmer sold a carload at a record high, signaling broad market potential for livestock and dairy aligned outputs.

Canada Western Alberta Denmark Rockies P. Burns Company, Packers and Exporters Calgary Monarch

They Are Attractive and Other Short Sayings

A collection of quotations from the Louisville Courier Journal touching on marriage and finances. It notes wives reminding husbands of warned outcomes when troubles arise and references Nigeria’s growing coal deposits. The piece also remarks on people failing to recognize talent.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Stop Seizing Mail “Lawless Practice” Warned in Note

Western Newspaper Union report details U S demands that Britain and France halt attempts to detain and search neutral mail on the high seas. Washington rebukes allied policy as violative of The Hague rules and neutral rights, pledging claims for damages if no change.

Union News Service Washington Department of State London United States Europe the Hague Goss High Seas Great Britain France Ortetus

Mrs Sophia Chellew Loses Suit Over Stratton Estate

Colorado Springs judge ruled Mrs Sophia Gertrude Chellew not widow of mining magnate Winnfield Stratton and thus not entitled to half his estate. Court found Stratton in Colorado Springs during key dates and Chellew’s first husband A N Poor died in 1875, making her Mrs Poor when she claimed marriage to Stratton. Decision stands unless an appeal is filed.

Colorado Springs Sophia Gertrude Chellew Winnfield Scott Stratton W. P. Kinney Stratton Sttratton Texas Chellew A. N. Poor Bia Court le

Wilson proclaims U S readiness for a world peace alliance

President Wilson, before the League to Enforce Peace, urged the United States to join a feasible association of nations to secure a common order and peace. He called for universal freedom of the seas, territorial integrity guarantees, and a new diplomacy prioritizing public right over narrow interests. Officials saw it as a peace feeler outlining terms and U S engagement if invited.

Union News Service Washington Wilson League United States Association of Nations Germany Great Britain Europe America

Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy Aids Ill Wife in Indiana

A Indiana woman writes that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after months of illness and weakness. She says she weighed less, was bedridden, and credits the remedy for saving her life. She urges other women suffering similarly to seek advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn.

Indianapolis Indiana Lydia E. Pinkham Wm.s Addison Street Iana Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn

Plays and Shakespeare Myth From Stratford Claim

James T. Pierds, a notable publisher and Jetters figure, recalls meeting a Stratford native who defends Shakespeare’s fame by asserting he wrote the plays. A young man dismisses a ring purchase with the line about “In times of peace prepare for war,” highlighting a moment of casual speech amid literary talk.

James T. Pierds Jetters Stratford Shakespeare Warwickshire

Time, time keeps busi ness at old stand in quip

A clipped prose item notes many loafers waste time while time itself keeps working at the old stand. It also mentions Red Cross Bag Blue improving laundry results, and a plan for Dr. St. Paul to build a new family hotel in Altoona, Pa. at an estimated $400,000. Altoona’s population is listed as 57,000.

St. Paul

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