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Newspaper
Battleford Press
Location
Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
14
Scouts to collect apples for the poor in Lexington
A plan in Lexington Massachusetts will have Boy Scouts gather windfall apples daily and send fruit to distribute among the poor. Officials and growers support the economical effort to prevent waste rather than let good fruit go unused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mass
Providence Journal
Wandering Pig Stirs Fancy in Baltimore Paper
A fragment from the Baltimore American notes a farmer boarding a stray article news and a wandering pig, described with quirky commentary. The item reads like a clipped humor line and hints at rural oddities in city papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
The Squires Sweetheart Continues in Isolation
Dolly endures a perilous wait as the Squire seeks private detection and hopes Dolly may be found. Mrs Bartlett comforts Dolly as they explore a sunlit yard and an open loft that may carry messages to the outside world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilary
Mrs. Bartlett
Tey
Dolly
Paris
Cherbourg
Boulogne
Egerton
Mrs. Egerton
Squire
Bartlett
Meyrick
Cooper
Margot
The Thing in the Wood Shed Scene Unfolds At Farmhouse
In a tense sequence Cooper directs a disturbed woman in the Bartlett household. He notes the woman’s madness and ugliness while pondering Dolly’s value, hinting at a planned confrontation and the tense dynamics within the farmhouse.
Kansas women students take on chores at university
The Topeka Capital notes KU women students perform varied labor from cooking for harvest hands to washing dogs and assisting faculty wives. Some tutor classes, play piano for pocket money, work on crafts, or make goods for Santa Fe railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Topeka
Santa Fe Railway
Canada Lumber Output 1916 Report Details Mills and Values
A Forestry Branch report on Canada’s 1916 lumber lath and shingles production notes 630 fewer reporting mills than 1915. It shows lumber value 58 365 349 and shingles value 5 962 933 with 3 490 550 feet of lumber cut. British Columbia shows the strongest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Forestry Branch
Department of the Interior
Columbia
Misread Note Sparks Tangled Avenue Gossip
A fragment from the era hints at a clerical delay over a note or invitation. The blurred text mentions age heritage and a hastily penned message, with local paper style hints of social snub and personal miscommunication.
Fainting Patient Misunderstood as Assault Claim
A London exchange has the patient clarifying they fainted and were not assaulted, insisting they were not a victim and that the incident involved a medical concern rather than harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Aidnjured Society
London
British and Canadian Roles in WWI Debunking German Propaganda
General Maurice cites widespread U S belief that British troops fought little. He argues Britain supplied troops to support French and Canadian forces, while opposing German claims of a huge home army. He notes Canadian and colonial casualties and stresses home-town interest in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice
British War Office
United States
War Department
Machine Corps
Aviation Corps
England
France
Saloniki
Mesopotamia
Palestine
Galicia
Africa
Asia Minor
Coldstream Guards
Somme
Lens
Terigagement
Belgium
Italy
Petain Question Stirs Minds. Task Seen As Beyond Power
A New York Times note doubts Petain will answer troubling questions, stating that if he has not yet responded, the task may be beyond the reach of current power and ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petain
New York Times
Manitoba Adapted For Stock Raising
Manitoba's Department of Agriculture highlights rich soils and abundant wild grasses boosting beef and dairy potential. Western Rye Grass yields 6,800 pounds per acre and alfalfa experiments near Brandon exceed five tons per acre. Oats and barley crops contribute to high feeding value and overall stock-raising advantages across the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Manitoba
Kentucky
Samos
Brandon
Acre
Manitoba Barley Described as Superior Nutrition
The report notes Manitoba barley as very light hulled and heavy, with food values claimed to be nearly unmatched elsewhere. It emphasizes the crop’s strong nutritional qualities and potential for high-quality yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Storing Vegetables For the Winter
Advice on keeping vegetables through the cold months. Use cool dries and moist sand, protect from frost and heat, avoid rot by ventilation, moisture and proper temperature. Store beets carrots parsnips cabbage cauliflower in cool cellars or sand.
Fall Plowing Advised for Moisture and Time Savings
The article argues fall plowing conserves moisture by retaining rain and snow, preserves heat for seedbed warming, and saves spring labor. It notes fall can improve deep tilling and integrates subsoil with surface soil, though it warns against fall plowing on humus-depleted soils which may cause pud dling and damage.
Tree Talk on Quebec Forests and Fire Prevention
A 1914 report notes nine million acres in Quebec are under agricultural development out of 210 million. Timber remains the main crop on about 200 million acres due to poor soils. Foresters warn that Canada will rely on timber. many foresters have served in the war. Efforts to detect fires include Indian department programs to pile and burn slash to protect forests. The nation spends about four agricultural sums on forestry and fire prevention as a planned priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Canada
Rangers
Ada
Force Indians of
Adian Department
Ottens
Saskatchewan Poultry Growing Praised by Professor
Professor R K er in charge of the poultry department at the University of Saskatchewan says the province is well suited for poultry raising and seeks better farmer education. He notes progress since a Western provinces poultry men convention in British Columbia and estimates chain value of poultry business at seven to eight million dollars annually with room to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
R. K.er
University of
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
H.C
Poultry Department
University
Jessor Baker
Katchewan
Saskatoon Star
Co operative Marketing of Poultry Stations Set in Saskatchewan
Two poultry killing stations are opened in Regina and Saskatoon to grade pack and advance payments. Experts supervise marking and packing to ensure proper grades. The system helps farmers market fowl at higher prices through centralized stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Regina
Saskatoon
London under siege of links and troops in grand jubilee
The city swarms with Imperial troops from Britain dominions and colonies on leave, forming a vast nerve center of a global organization. Officials estimate the display signals pride in a freedom that will be firmly established, per the Daily Telegraph account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
London
Dominions
Daily Telegraph
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