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Newspaper
Battleford Press
Location
Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 02, 1917
Page
6
Scrambled lines suggest a legal action or order involving a hon K and related parties. The readable bits indicate a formal matter possibly from a court or official file, but no clear names, dates, or places emerge.
Guidance to hog shippers emphasizes humane handling and safety during transport. Advice includes not beating hogs, bed wagons properly, avoid overloading, do not stuff or strain hogs, bed cars with sand in warm weather, and separate weak or vicious animals. Also mentions Holloway's Corn Cure as a safe treatment.
BC fisheries remain a key Pacific coast industry with a long coastline and vast resources. In 1914-15 production reached 11.58 million dollars, equipment valued at 8.83 million, and about 18 000 people were employed across salmon, herring, sturgeon, bass, trout and seafood. The sector holds potential for large growth.
Hilary visits Mrs. Egerton and meets tension over Dash the dog and gossip about Sir Gilbert South and Lady South. Mrs. Egerton hints at divorce rumors while Hilary defends Margaret, upset by the gossip, and remains angered and frightened as the scene closes.
Bill Harvey and Dan Brodie discuss how catalogue stores drain fifty thousand dollars from their western town yearly. They argue local buying would grow jobs, roads, schools, and industry if residents and merchants unite to keep spending at home. They agree to meet next week to plan.
H A Gwynne reports a Canadian captain, once a private, challenging praise heaped on Allied fighters. The officer insists Tommies deserve due credit, arguing all soldiers have done well and deserve recognition, not just one nation’s heroes.
Government outlets report a new wartime substitute in Germany using cabbage leaves and hay to replace tobacco. The mix includes strawberry leaves lavender blossoms and sandalwood to add aroma amid scarcity and rising prices.
A witty exchange unfolds about economy as a wife defends saving her wedding dress for a potential second marriage. The husband counters, labeling thrift as lack of extravagance.
A folklore philosopher declares that visiting a melon patch and encountering a watchdog portends an unsuccessful errand. The proverb ties three elements to a single outcome and reflects local superstition about luck and obstacles.
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