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Newspaper
Encampment Record
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1917
Page
7
A U S Department of Agriculture guide explains hog farming suitability across the United States. It emphasizes ideal sites with well drained rich soils, rolling terrain advantages, market access via roads and rail, and the need to balance hog numbers to utilize local waste products and available forage.
The United States Department of Agriculture promotes storing corn stover in a silo as the most economical method to use roughage for meat production and soil fertility. Burning stover is condemned as wasteful and damaging, while plowing under and pasturing reduce waste but not fully utilize feeding value.
An agricultural note from Andrew Bos of the University Farm at St. Paul Minnesota urges preventing pigweed seeds by constant cultivation before sowing. It recommends thorough seedbed work and plowing to curb weed growth, with hand hoeing for garden plots, noting rotation reduces trouble.
The article portrays General Luigi Cadorna as Italy’s steadfast war leader born in Pallanza. It traces his lineage to the Ca dorna family, his rise from a 1870 lieutenant to commanding the Bersaglieri, and his pivotal role in reorganizing the Italian army in World War I. It highlights his faith in victory, practical mind, and reputation as a unifying figure guiding Italy through hard campaigns against Austria.
A Houston street theater performance in San Antonio ends with a mock death scene. A candle falls onto the sheet covering the presumed corpse, causing a buzz as civilians signal the stage manager. A soldier on stage extinguishes the flames with his bare hands, eliciting cheers while the act continues.
The text shows a garbled exchange about X rays and skepticism. Names like Shadbolt appear in a strained colloquial ramble, suggesting a heated or casual conversation rather than a formal report.
The Meneely Bell company in Troy, New York, is crafting what is called the most costly and musical chime in America for the cadet chapel at West Point. The 12-bell set, largest nearly two tons, is a gift from Mrs. James M. Lawton in memory of Maj. Gen. Robert Anderson.
A plebeian girl rises to fame as a London actress but seeks rest with her police sergeant uncle. She asks for a postcard to confirm arrival, only to meet a stern officer who reveals the uncle’s plan: she must help in the village by feeding the pig and cleaning the office and two cells.
A crusty business man confronts a stranger who burst into his private office. The caller claims he was insulted by two or three clerks in the talk office and fled, leaving his manners at the door.
A new rapid-printing device will produce up to 10 000 prints a day from negatives. The invention aims to speed up processing for studios and enlarging labs, offering higher throughput and efficiency for photographers.
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