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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1915

Page

4

New Winter School for Western Washington

A six week Winter School for Farmers opens January 4 in Puyallup under Superintendent W A Linklater of the Western Washington Experiment Station. Courses cover fruit growing soils pest control livestock dairy and poultry practice. Open to anyone 16 or older with basic reading arithmetic skills.

State College Pullman Washington Farmers of Western Linklater Puyallup Experiment Station

Essentials for Farm Buttermaking on the Farm

Washington Experiment Station authors outline key farm buttering steps from fresh milk to marketable butter. They emphasize clean milk from healthy cows, proper separation, ripening at 70 75 degrees, and churning at 55 65 degrees, with washing to control overrun and flavor, plus starter culture guidance and careful handling.

Popular Bulletin 96 Washington Experiment Station Bulletin New Washington A. B. Nystrom R. E B. Hundertmark The

Universities urged to expand summer military training camps

Advisory committee of university presidents urges colleges to promote government summer camps for students. They praise educational value and expect more camps next year to boost national preparedness and student enrollment. Major figures include John G. Hibben and Harry A. Garfield.

New York National Reserve Corps John G. Hibben Princeton University Harry A. Garfield Williams College A. ©. Humphreys Stevens Institute Henry 8. Drinker Lehigh H. A. Garfield Williams J. H. Kirkland Vanderbilt University EB. W. Nichols Virginia Military Institute Leonard Wood Washington A. Lawrence Lowell Harvard Arthur T. Hadley Yale H. B. Hutchins University of Michigan George H. Denny University of Alabama Benjamin Ide Wheeler University of California J. G. Schurman Cornell Edmund J. James University of Illinois John H. Finley Education Wood Gettysburg Presidio Burlington Asheville N. C Ludington Mich Plattsburg

Elderly man builds cement wall at Goff Kansas

Eli Avery, said to be eighty four by family Bible, lives in Goff Kansas. He personally mixed, poured, and finished a ninety foot long concrete retaining wall around his residence, four feet high, doing all the labor himself.

Qgentralia Kan Eli Avery Goff

Rats Cost Pennsylvania Billions in Damages Say Zoologist

State Zoologist H A Surface estimates rats cost Pennsylvania more than 5 million dollars annually. He urges education and a fifteen point campaign approved by Secretary of Agriculture Charles B Patton. Suggestions include snakes owls hawks weasels trained barn cats poisons rat terriers and rat killing clubs.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania H. A. Surface Charles B. Patton Surface

His Grave Hidden in Glen Park Cemetery

Franklin Indiana residents discover the grave of John Parr in Glen Park Cemetery four miles east of Greenwood. Parr, aged 92 years, served five years in the Revolutionary War and fought at Monmouth and Brandywine. He is said to be the only Revolutionary veteran buried in Johnson County.

Franklin Ind Glen Park Greenwood John Parr Johnson County Monmouth Brandywine Parr Parrs Newcastle

Enraged Buck Fights End in Fatal Deer Capture

In Chippewa Falls Wisconsin Felix Lagard a seventy year old zoo keeper at Irvine Park was seriously injured when a buck charged the keeper entering its enclosure. Rescuers Eli Nelson Anseline Paquette and five additional men struggled with the animal for an hour and a twenty minute grapple finally throwing the deer tying its feet to its horns. The deer broke its neck and died as Lagard was taken to hospital.

Chippewa Falls Wis Felix Lagard Irvine Park Mr. Lagard Eli Nelson Ansiine Paquette Lagard

Forms of Rheumatism and Sloan’s Liniment Ad

A vintage notice touts Sloan’s Liniment as a quick relief for rheumatic pains and related ailments. It claims liniment penetrates to the pain site and soothes the afflicted part, urging a 25 cent bottle for emergencies. The second item notes stockholders authorizing a 45 million dollar railroad bond from Bellingham to the Canadian border, spanning about 400 miles.

Sloan Bellingham

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