Local notices and council vacancies amid wartime measures
Morning temperatures fall from 47 to zero as four council seats listed for nomination by Roughey Ewart Hoover and Parry. Election returns by Bond delayed to Thursday. Government to take control of railways under McAdau. Miss Dorion visits Edmonton and Strathcona. Food guidance urges eating more corn and vegetables to aid troops. Local police raid finds no major liquor traffic. one case adjourned. Advertising yields mixed results. falsehoods about food controller persist.
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Estray Red and White Heifer at Academy Listed
A red and white five month old heifer with a lithe right ear was listed as an estray at Academy Bip G. A. Segts. The notice identifies the animal and its location for a rightful owner to claim.
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Estray
Academy
Notice of cattle missing at premises in Battleford
About December 17, four head of cattle missing from premises. Described: light red cow about 5 or 6 years, one 3 year old heifer red with white spots, one 2 year old red heifer with white spots, one roan steer coming 2 years, dehorned. Owner to pay expenses and reclaim property. Jos. Piot. at Battleford.
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Estray
N.E
Fats
J. Baulwn
Battleford
Piot
8 Mile Lake District
R. Nixon
General Hospital
Sask
Branded heifer and calf found in Battleford area
A red and white two year old heifer with an ear tag and a branded bar over an IV in the left ear was found. The finder asks to communicate with G. A. Sanford of Battleford.
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G. A. Sandford
Battleford
Tricks of Fighting Plane Play Dead Tactics in Air Fights
The article describes pilots using a dead man’s stance to escape danger in dogfights. Lieut A. feigns control loss from three miles up, causing an enemy to pursue into the clouds while another pilot reports a flaming fall. Ground observers see two planes tumble, though one may still be in control.
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Pe Trent
Plavine
Shor
Thiught
Food Crisis Urges Strict Conservation and Production Efforts
Food controller W. J. Hanna warns that the world food situation is grave and calls for conserving every ounce and boosting production. He cites European crop reports, British needs, and the risk to allied victory if waste continues, urging Americans to tighten habits and hasten shipments until harvest.
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W. J. Hanna
Manna
Europe
France
Italy
Great Britain
North America
Otied
Toads and Their Remarkable Eating Habits
The toad lives ten to forty years and can lay over a thousand eggs each year. It survives two without food but cannot live underwater. It feeds on wasps, flies, ants, beetles, worms, snails, bugs, grasshoppers, caterpillars, and moths. In twenty four hours it eats enough to fill its stomach four times. One hundred toads could save ten dollars.
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Dr. Ewart
J. O H. Hoover
H. Parry
G. H. Bond
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G. A. Segts
Dange and Games
Halifax
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Jobn Crow
Western Commercial Colleges
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
Susk
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Western Lines
C.N.R
WM. Stapleton
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Prongua Cash Store
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H. S. Stewart
Bank O- Havitton
R. M. Ecclestone
Eastern
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