Molly Saves Wilton By Nopside Rescue Tale
In a grim winter struggle on a frozen portage along the Mixwa railroad line builder Joe Bostock and engineer Wilton Carruthers battle gale and ice to move a body. Wilton falls, tries to drag Joe to safety, but both sink into the icy water as the storm rages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynopsie
Bly Musitog
Mixwa Bt
Joe Bostock
Wilton Carruthers
Ohlat
Engiteera
Donald Tm
Wil‘ton
Blindowa
Wilton
Kien
Raniing
Joe
Bowyer
Tage
Winnipeg
Kitty Bostock
Jon
Toronto
Will Carruthers
Tom Bowyer
Molly
North Britain
McKenzie
Belly
Portage
Moose
Thera
Brolly
Jules
Wilton Carrithery
Moly Wen
The Portage Rescue Of Wilton Carruthers
Molly McDonald tends to Wilton Carruthers after a deadly portage rescue in a snowbound Muskeg. A frozen bullet wound and broken arm test her endurance as she drags him to safety and tends his life with improvised splints, broth, and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Igy
Molly
McDonald Hand
Mager
Toronto
Aberdeen
New World
Mary
Canada
Melly
Donald McDonald
Dnding Post
Tamaracks
Farthan
gaJgslon School
Moose
Lake
Winnipeg
Prponse
Jules Harthead
Pesle
Tim
Wilton
Joe
Moose Lake
Wilon
Feed and Care for Pullets in Free Range Systems
Purdue university findings show many flocks underperform due to poor feeding. Leghorn pullets begin at five to six months, Reds and Wyandottes around nine to ten months, Plymouth Rocks about ten months. Feed a steady mash of 60 lb bran 50 lb shorts 80 lb tankage plus grain to maintain good growth and readiness for starting to fly.
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Wyandotte
Plymouth Rocks
Purdue University
Keep Young Stock Growing and Avoid Cold Crowding
Keep young stock growing by providing succulent green food grain fresh water shade and exercise plus well ventilated sleeping quarters. A single night of crowding or neglect leads to catarrhal discharge respiratory illness and costly losses. Prevent by prompt action increasing space culling as needed and ensuring shade.
MATURE CHICKENS ON RANGE FEEDING TIPS
Encourage mature hens to range by feeding sparingly. A summer ration of one part wheat, one part oats, and one part corn by weight yields more eggs than relying on pinched scraps, as birds benefit from limited grain access.
Poultry Rearing Tips For Breeding Stock And Young Chicks
Notes advise keeping Cookerela for breeding in a planting manner to pullets and suggest young stock perform better without exposure to older birds. Avoid misshapen eggs as they fetch lower market prices. Do not overfeed early fattening, preserve appetite, and provide shade during hot months. Recommend moving chicks to orchard and correcting gelding, and state it is not too late to plant flowers.
Canada opens doors to immigration after war restrictions
The article notes Canada eased wartime limits on admitting foreigners, especially skilled agriculturists, to support settlement and development. It argues removal boosts morale and marks a dawn of better days while maintaining standards for entrants. It lists diverse European nationalities now joining British and American migrants in western expansion.
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Canada
Sud
Dominion
Snd
Jugo St
New England
Gihinda
Tvery
Wnion
Gre
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Victor Rousseau
Arawant
Ashe
Lea
Whtton
Bodoming
Loudon
Leoulnster
Mass
Outbourg
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