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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
6
Dick endures a brutal thirst in the Arizona desert as Apache pursuit, Jack Payson and Echo drive a grim triangle. Jack reveals Echo’s secret marriage to Dick as the two men confront love, betrayal, and a life turning on water and fate.
California agricultural experts endorse Bordeaux mixture to control celery blight. The recommended formula is five pounds bluestone six pounds lime and fifty gallons water. Apply 30 to 40 gallons per acre when plants are small and increase to at least 100 gallons per acre as they grow. Begin spraying after transplanting not later than six weeks and repeat monthly until rains or fog. During rains spray biweekly and when plants exceed 15 inches go over fields twice per session in opposite directions. Demonstration plots showed strong blight resistance at harvest.
The Yonkers Statesman notes Mr Busto attended the event with Jatrice, asking about the singer. Answers indicate Jatrice performed but Mr Busto did not sing and appeared to greater advantage.
A New York report describes high priced glasshouse farming where intensive practices push profits. Gardener prices and market demand elevate investment in greenhouse operations and soil-less cultivation.
A brief note compares influenza to cholera noting its traditional movement from east to west, reflecting historical health theories and regional disease patterns. It records little on dates or sources, focusing on the general belief of directional spread.
A strange report describes a generator at a con mine in KRelgivum that runs on its own momentum for forty eight bears after power is shut off.
The article argues farming shares the same need for precise cost calculation as manufacturing. It emphasizes careful accounting of production inputs, labor, and overhead to ensure profitability.
Cabbage flies threaten lettuce radishes and onions in early spring. Early signs include disappearance of young plants just as they sprout. Dusting with soot wood ashes or air slaked lime protects seedlings once above ground.
The New Jersey experiment station reports a 114 percent yield increase from using 150 to 200 pounds of nitrate of soda per acre. Half the fertilizer was applied at planting and incorporated. the rest three weeks later. Dried blood and sulphate of ammonia gave slightly lower gains, raising yields 87 to 91 percent.
A farmer argues that practical methods trump superstition and moon farming. Systematic thinking replaces unfounded ritual to spur farm progress and better yields.
A Swiss village modeled for visitors and Swiss guides will be built in British Columbia near Golden on the Columbia River. The site sits amid the Selkirks and Rockies with Hospital Creek and a stream nearby, and the settlement will be named Edelwein the bridal flower of the Swiss.
Dr W T Allison age thirty six has been appointed professor of English literature at Wesley College University of Manitoba Winnipeg. He is a teacher preacher author lecturer and journalist whose work is valued in Manitoba as in Ontario. He lectures weekly in Portage la Prairie to a large literary club and contributes to Winnipeg newspapers. Faculty at Wesley College are praised for harmony not quarrelling.
W R Smyth M P for Algoma once mistook a venerable gentleman for Sir James Grant at an Ottawa levee. When the man offered his hand, Smyth said he had no honor to greet him. The elderly man explained he was presenting Sir James Grant, not saluting. Other MPs recall the moment and tease Smyth.
Professor Humphrey of the University of Wisconsin says oilcake or oilmeal in proper quantities is among the most healthful foods for live stock, according to the best stock pens.
The plow needs protection this winter and must scour properly to be ready for use. It should be kept in good condition and stored to prevent damage so it can plow when required.
A dated compilation ranks current European rulers by age from the elderly to the young. It notes the Duke of Saxe Meiningen in his eighty fourth year, with many monarchs and princes aged from mid forties to twenty eight, including the king of Spain as the youngest at twenty four.
The excerpt reflects early air travel optimism and risk. It notes twenty six licensed aviators in America and hints that many may not survive to renew licenses. It predicts a future with safer use of new machines, reducing danger to near that of riding a horse.
Public guidance from the National Magazine on fainting. It details causes with crowd scenes and quick recovery when moved to fresh air. It prescribes laying the person flat with head lower than feet, loosening tight clothing, using smelling salts, and cooling the face to restore consciousness.
A compact history recounts how the silver dollar evolved since 1794, noting design shifts from the young woman portrait and its windblown hair to ribboned hair, the star count adjustments from fifteen to thirteen, and later artistic changes including the 1906 flowing gown design. It also marks the introduction of the motto In God We Trust in 1864, and the 1873 start of the trade dollar era. Miss Anna W Williams of Philadelphia sat for the portrait.
A western Ontario flour and feed store changer sells for a profit of $1.50 after collecting most debts. The owner notes only 35 cents remain unpaid and expects to recover it.
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