May Bais Pras This Yar On The Malsqui Prairie
Rain slowed ploughing on the Malsqui prairie but fine weather may speed spring sowing progress. Farmers plan oats as a main crop while many grow potatoes for sale. Local milk dealers seek better shipping facilities at Clifford station and a dance is planned at Glen Valley Hall on April 1 from 9:20 to 2:39.
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Traser Valeley Milk’’Producer's’ Association
B.C. Bleatric Railway
Uestor
Iifford
Glen Valley Hell
Pinal Returns in Regent Dominion Inl igction
The recent Dominion election results show the Liberal candidate for Westminster loses his deposit, coming within 490 of half the successful candidate Stacey. Major Ramsay was not the only candidate to lose a deposit. 99 others did as well.
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Westminster
Stacey
Major Ramsay
Stacey Ramis
Honinion Wee
Dom Blee
America
United Kingdom
Cannery price agreement reached by Hatzie and Mission fruitgrowers
Fruitgrowers of Hatzie and Mission nearly settled on cannery prices for the coming season. Initial gaps between growers and canners narrowed through patience and loyalty, yielding a mutually agreeable arrangement. Contracts expected in ten days. raspberries priced ten cents higher, the district's record high not implied as a hold up. All growers urged to obtain contracts from the secretary.
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Fraser Velley
Hatzie and
Mission
Orchard expert Baynes aids district orchards this week
The Provincial Government orchard expert Mr Baynes is in the district for one to two weeks to offer practical advice and help with pruning and other orchard work. His services are free and he can be found evenings at the Bellevue Hotel or by calling T Catherwood, secretary Hitzie F. G. A.
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Mr. Baynes
Bellevue Hotel
T. Catherwood
Hitzie F. G. A
Rossland Seeks 26 Dollar Levy For Schools This Year
Rossland proposes a 26 dollar per capita or district levy to fund local schools this year. The plan faces approval by voters as officials outline how funds will support classroom programs and facilities.
Demands for Conscription and War Measures From Veterans
Ningston March 25. A Great War Veterans Association group forwarded resolutions to compel broad conscription of men and funds for the war. Demands include foreigners for active service, dismissal of certain private drivers, conscription of government workers, reversion to ranks, lowering age to 18, forcing exemptions to contribute one day’s pay, and closing ice cream parlors during the war.
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Ningston
Cattarda
Ruby Ottawa 622 Wheat Promises Between Marquis and Prelude
The Dominion Agriculture reports a new wheat named Ruby Ottawa 622 developed at Ottawa’s Experimental Farm by Dr. Charles Saunders. It ripens between Marquis and Prelude, is hulless with hard red kernels, offers fair yield and high quality flour, and is a cross of Downy Riga and Red Fife. A limited five pound sample distribution starts to farmers needing an early variety, with wider seedings planned next spring.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Canada
Empire
United States
Cenadar
Jana
Ottawa
Chas. TB. Saunders
Dominion Cerealist
Agricultural Gazette
Federal Depart
Marquis
Riga
Russia
Sporting Editor Replies To Youthful Letter On Kisses
A light hearted note from a fresh young youth asks why a girl blushes when kissed. The sporting editor replies humorously, offering to judge with the youth’s photograph if sent.
Local Advertisers Urged to Track Follow-Up Actions
A brief note urges businesses to monitor post advertisement responses and ensure timely follow through with inquiries and leads. It stresses consistency, record-keeping, and prompt customer engagement to maximize campaign effectiveness.
Distribution costs for rice in Winnipeg show high local delivery
From Winnipeg Free Press: analysis of rice distribution costs reveals high local freight and handling marks up the price beyond production, milling, and overseas transport. The article urges cheaper local distribution and promoted wheat use to free overseas supply.
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Winnipeg’ Free Press
Vancouver
Winnipeg
Con Sunet
Victoria
Winnpieg
A Prophecy Fulfilled In Allenby Entering Jerusalem
The New York Sun notes a revived Moslem prophecy that General Allenby would enter Jerusalem on foot and that his name combines Allah and the Prophet. It claims his name aligns with meanings of God and the Prophet, fitting the ancient prediction.
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Jerusalem
Allenby
New York Sun
God
Lis
Allah
Nehvi
Rancher fined for not yielding half of road
Al Vernon, a rancher, was fined after failing to give the customary half of the road to an oncoming vehicle while passing. The court cited failure to comply with local driving etiquette and safety standards in the incident.
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AL Vernon
Advertising and Safety Pointers for Street Use
A compact note urges prudence in street usage and vehicle idling. It stresses advertising's role in selling, warns against leaving ignition on when the motor is off, and reminds readers that ie street is not solely for convenience.
Cow records show fair play to boost herd income
Pair play suggests keeping individual milk records to reveal true earnings. Some cows earn three to four times others, so averaging hides disparities. Encourage full feed and care for top producers, retain the best performers, and request a free milk record from the Dairy Commissioner in Ottawa.
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Missioner
Ottawa
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