Grain in US and Canada East of the Rockies March 21
Visible grain supply shows wheat 81,417,000 bushels down 108,000. corn 48,888,000 up 786,000. oats 12,817,000 bushels down 649,000.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Mar 24, 1898
Page
2
Visible grain supply shows wheat 81,417,000 bushels down 108,000. corn 48,888,000 up 786,000. oats 12,817,000 bushels down 649,000.
Mr W M Orr superintendent of the Untirio Government papraylog will present spraylog experiments next Monday. The program outlines fruit tree spray testing and aims to assess effectiveness and safety for local orchards.
Obituary note records the death of John Clark a well known resident of the Srd line Eramess. The text also mentions W M Orr Ontario Government spraying exhibition on aeday the 29th mat and a social gathering at Mr Thon Bolla Eramona with invited guests but details are fragmentary.
A testimonial from a Ontario resident describes recovery from rheumatism after using Dr. William Pink Pills. The writer details years of pain, eventual improvement after forty one boxes, and praise for the medicine as the sole effective treatment. It also notes seed brands from D. M. Ferry & Co. and an 1898 seed annual offer.
The April issue called the Spring Number expands March styles with literary matter of interest to ladies. Dr Murray presents a Headaches article in a popular yet expert form. A 24 page brochure on Moral and Civil Law by Rev O Morrow is offered, along with a modern prohibition address arguing against licensed liquor. Wm Brigge, Toronto publisher, offers subscriptions and brochures at low prices.
Fragmentary notes mention Corn Ex tractor claims, a method touting painless corn removal, and a death when Rev R Liarge's father in law Cunningham fell from a Stroud bedroom window. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is urged as a cough remedy.
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