Plan to Prevent Stock Depletion and Breeding Stock Movements
A government backed plan proposes stock redistribution from feed scarce to feed rich areas. It includes a 5 policy for free freight on breeding cattle and sheep, a 25 percent rail tariff rebate with ministerial subsidy, and declarations by farmers to obtain free shipments. The program covers Eastern and Western Canada with special carload incentives from central stockyards to country points.
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Winnipeg
Torrento
Montreal
Burrell
Canadian Railways
Canada
Live Rock
Dominion Livestock Branch
Eastern
Western Canada
Eastern Canada Freight Association
Toronto
Ember
Winni
Prairie Provinces
Intermed
Winstock
Dominion Live
Union Stock Yards
St. Boniface
Mongren
Itie
Stock Yards Across Canada Coordinate Market Reports
Minion livestock branch offices monitor conditions at stock yards across Canada. Personnel stay in close contact with market statuses and offer assistance. Details on concessions are available through district agents or the Live Stock Commissioner in Ottawa.
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Minion Livestock
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Buttermaking on the Farm Bulletin No 3
The bulletin explains buttermaking from raw milk to market readiness. It notes defects in dairy butter and their causes, steps for fine flavored cream, creaming methods, and salt use. It covers branding regulations, utensils care, and packing. Available from Ottawa dairy and cold storage branch in English or French.
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Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Kege H. Barr
Otatwa
Bulletin
Pus
Department of Ravteuitere
Tractor Trains Move Grain To Market In Farm Districts
Tractors pull long wagons loaded with grain, enabling round the clock hauling to market centers. In districts with surfaced roads, tractors replace horses for short hauls, improving farm transport and easing railroad shorthaul demand. Tractors offer cost efficiency versus multiple horses and can operate continuously.
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Especia
Rger
Egg Rationing Decrees Limit Grain For Animal Feed
The British government orders that no grain suitable for human food be fed to horses, mules, swine, or other stock except as rationed by food commissioners. They recommend that scraps and garden waste be used, affecting Allied supply chains as they rely on the United States and Canada for aid to wounded and sick soldiers.
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United States
Canada
Save Slices of Bread The Department of Agriculture
An OCR fragment mentions the Department of Agriculture and a figure of 20,000,000 in connection with bread slices. The text is incomplete but implies a distribution or supply context involving a large quantity.
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The
Department of Agriculture
Finish Thrill Displays Bas Victory in Close Race
Bas edged Puck Metress at the finish in a tight event with strong pace and a sharp push. The fleeting moment reflected the high tension of the race as competitors battled to the line.
Canada in War Lament and Prisoner Tales at Rotary Lunch
A Rotary Club lunch recounts Lieut O Grady and Lieut Seay sharing wartime experiences. Seay details German attitudes toward Canada Britain and food, while O Grady recalls prison conditions in Paderborn Stralsund and Berlin, including paroled parcels and Swiss and French treatment. A rural note adds cider as spirit of the press.
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Csae
Pres
Rotary Elect
Fort Hotel
Canada
Britain
Seay
Germany
Kitchener
O'Grady
Lieut
Paderborn
Stralsund
Berlin
Simple Living and Duty in Community Competition
A New York Tribune editorial urges Americans to embrace economy in every community. It argues leadership should promote common sense over excess, urging families to cut expenses and invest savings in Liberty Bonds while prioritizing practical living over showy purchases.
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New York Tribune
Vary the Ration for Your Chicks for Better Health
Advice urges poultry keepers to rotate chick diets rather than constant grain. Use mixed grains from feed stores and occasional wheat to stimulate appetite and exercise. Chickens will scratch for small grains and show interest by picking kernels, improving movement and engagement.
Show Animals 1918 Planning for Livestock Exhibits
It urges plan ning for 1918 livestock fair exhibits and stresses animals must be in prime show condition and well behaved. Dairy cows should be in perfect health so they perform well in the ring.
Noble Foundation expands farming as science under Mr Noble
The Noble Foundation manages nearly 10 000 acres across its farms with 9 777 acres under cultivation. Costs include 90 dollars daily for cattle feed, 150 workers, and 40 binders at 38 000 dollars total, while carrier pigeons receive gas helmets amid wartime use.
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Nobleton
Alberta
CS Noble
Noble Foundation
Mr. Noble
Noble
Dollar Diplomacy in Brief Reflections
A Lewisville Courier Journal snippet questions the meaning of dollar diplomacy with a terse remark about excuses, noting a conversational tone and a case note style. The snippet hints at policy critique and media coverage without full context.
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Lewisville Courier-Journal
Lessons in Community And National Life
American school children will receive bulletins titled Lessons in Community and National Life from the food administrator and US Commissioner of Education. The materials emphasize conservation of food and resources and training pupils in rights and obligations in democracy. The plan urges school officers to promote education of democracy nationwide.
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Wilson
United States Commissioner of Education
Clanton A. Jenes
United Sates
Department of the Interior
Bureau Dfeducation
Prairie Live Stock Prospects Move Western Canada
Hon. W. C. Sutherland notes a bright live stock outlook in Western Canada as farmers expand herds. Main barriers are fencing capital and building. progress continues with eight cars of cows and heifers distributed this year by the agriculture department. Feed costs rise slightly but herd increases persist.
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Prairie
Canada
Q&r
Department of Agriculture
W. C. Sutherland
Dominion Express Money Orders Ending Across The Nation
Nationwide reports indicate Dominion Express is ceasing money order services affecting offices nationwide. Customers are advised to seek alternative payment methods as branches wind down operations and final settlements are arranged.
United States Prepared to Strike with Allies
The nation vows to deploy a ready navy and aviation to meet German Taubes and Gotha. The program aims to overcome obstacles with decisive measures, showing firm determination to share wartime operations and ensure eventual victory, as reported by the New York Times.
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New York Times
Distemper Cure Claims Minard’s Liniment Reach
Fragmentary wartime note mentions Minard’s Liniment curing distemper and German prisoners in India. It references sunny weather needed for a letter, German airmen from Mesopotamia, and arrivals from German East Africa as part of ongoing camp growth.
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Arene
Mesopota
Fragmented OCR piece hints at war era phrasing and weights
The readable fragments suggest a wartime style mentioning bombs and energy with unclear references to weight and merit. The fragmentary text includes terms like Nukes, Bora, Pean, cellent yaign, and Verdan, but no coherent events or identities are identifiable.
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Pronée
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Vancouver
Wood
Owen
Otto Higel
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Minard
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