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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
11
Austrian officers note Italian troops laugh and sing under bombardment while maintaining discipline and mutual respect. A rescuer Vitelli carries a wounded lieutenant to safety, earning a medal recommendation for valor.
In Chicago, Joseph Shapiro seeks treatment from Dr. Maximilian Spats who discovers his heart sits on the right side, liver curled left, spleen on the right, and stomach reversed. The patient remains unfazed by these rare findings. A device using a cable clamp for knitting and crochet needles is introduced to remove viral holds.
Placer gold found on Bluegrass creek in Platte county. Wyoming mines add wealth to the nation. Midwest Refining Co. to build a refinery at Chatham with 100000 capital. New Bradford Oil Co filed incorporation. Dufur buys Torchlight oil lands near Basin and will drill. Greybull faces largest oil gusher forming a spreading oil lake. Federal suits by T W Gregory target several oil companies over 400 acres in Wyoming fields.
In Pittsburgh a magistrate at the central police station urged Frederick Blendinger Sr to whip his son. Frederick Jr and four companions had piled a big car against a Webster avenue curb. The father agreed to enforce the sentence after the magistrate warned of jail if the boy failed to comply.
A Mexican hunter about six miles east of Pratt Kansas pulled a rabbit from a hole and found a large stash of heavy silverware wrapped in a jacket sleeve. Officers were notified and the silverware was turned over to a local resident.
Judge Wagstaff in Salina police court fined James Barnes fifteen dollars for assault after Anna Conrad showed the two missing teeth in her head. The judge stated the fine was seven dollars fifty cents per tooth, directing the amount to the city treasury.
Frank M. Murphy of Prescott reports selling Crown King tailings to M. P. Randolph and David B. Gemmell as investment pours in. The Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company Globe mill adds two crushing sections increasing daily ore tonnage. Northeast Chiricahua slope activity grows with Willie Rose and other properties under work, while Miami Copper Co projects about $4 a share for 1914 and total production nears 42 million pounds with 18.4 million already shipped.
A 13 year old girl named Kate Larber in Baltimore has reportedly lived on coffee since age fourteen months, consuming up to 20 cups daily with little other nourishment. The case highlights concerns about child health and nutrition.
Robert Wilson, a prominent rancher, raises fine horses and has many ready for market but will not sell any while the war in Europe lasts fearing they would be sent and killed in battle. He rejects high prices too.
Oil was struck at 180 feet on the Rayado ranch near Cimar ron New Mexico by drilling party. Richard Wightman Eastern capitalist takes over most mining in White Oaks Colorado. Mining exhibits planned for Denver International Farm Congress and Soil Products Exposition Sept 26 to Oct 4. Leadville plant at full capacity with high grade concentrates. Yak Mining extends lease on Aladdin property near Dig Evans Gulch Leadville with 600000 bond to push Yema tunnel advancement.
A Kansas report by J W Howe shows 900 paupers cared for by counties as of July 1. About 20 of 105 counties have no poor farms and some counties run self supporting poor relief. Pending Winfield Hospital expansion, inmates are cared for by counties. counts include more feeble minded and domesticated children figures.
Julia Delo of Quebec identified the eight year old boy held in Fort Worth as her son Carroll, who had traveled with him while he was missing for four years. Carroll, arrested March 6 on assault charges, denied custody. Authorities plan to charge the man with abduction as the boy reunites with his mother. Greyhounds noted as an ancient dog breed.
The article argues defense relies on earthworks, wire, and machine guns while attackers use gas, petrol, bayo nets, artillery, grenades, and mines. It claims high explosive shells best support offensives and a short heavy knife excels for underground or dark work, predicting future infantry training will emphasize hand to hand combat skills.
An English regiment guarding trenches reports finding an old bagpipe left behind. The colonel, noting German gas scare rumors, jokes to brigade HQ that the instrument is used for producing asphyxiating noises, reflecting wartime morale and warnings.
A humorous Continental quip defines a henpecked husband as a man whose nerve is in his wife s name a sharp jab at domestic authority in a light verse tone
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