Fragmentary note hints at names and orders
A damaged OCR snippet mentions perhaps a person with initials and an order or bid. Readable elements are too incomplete to identify a clear event, date, or organization.
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Newspaper
Battleford Press
Location
Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 02, 1917
Page
14
A damaged OCR snippet mentions perhaps a person with initials and an order or bid. Readable elements are too incomplete to identify a clear event, date, or organization.
Guidance from the P Burns Co and Swine Breeders' Association urged hog shippers to avoid beating hogs and overcrowding cars. Recommendations included bedding wagons, not overloading, not stuffing hogs, ventilating cars with sand in warm weather, and partitioning weak or vicious animals from the rest. The note warns that bruises and suffocation cause farmer losses and lower returns.
The British Columbia fisheries on the Pacific coast support a large industry with a shoreline of extensive length and a fisheries reserve of about 30 000 square miles. In 1914 15 the value of production reached 11 575 086 dollars with equipment valued at 8 829 749 dollars and 18 000 people employed. The catch included salmon herring sturgeon bass and other seafood. The report notes potential for further growth despite wartime uncertainties.
Hilary visits Mrs Feerton and meets Dash the dog who comforts Susan. Mrs Egerton, niece of Lord De Tracey, spouts gossip about Sir Gilbert South and Margaret, provoking Hilary’s anger at false rumors of divorce and cruelty. The scene ends as Hilary storms out in the autumn evening.
Bill Harvey and Dan Brodie, long-time friends, discuss the town’s dry rot and how catalogue stores drain fifty thousand dollars yearly. They argue for keeping money local to build roads, schools, and new industries, then plan a meeting to push a home-town revival.
H A Gwynne reports from the front that a Canadian captain, once a private, rebukes praise for Allied efforts. He credits all soldiers for valor and asks why Johnny is not acknowledged as the finest fighter on God’s earth, urging recognition for Tommies.
Amid wartime scarcity Germany faces a grim reality as cabbage and hay cigars replace tobacco. The government endorses substitutes made from cabbage, strawberry leaves, lavender blossoms, and sandalwood to provide aroma and relief from rising tobacco costs.
A humorous dialogue mocks thrift and practical savings as a wife defends keeping her wedding dress for a potential future marriage. The husband challenges her view of economy while she asserts thrift can be wise even in romance.
A superstition says a man who visits a melon patch and encounters a watchdog will have an unsuccessful errand. The saying reflects caution and belief in omens affecting outcomes.
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