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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
4
The document outlines publication details for the dJamioda Febo Publishing Co with pricing 100 per annum in advance, display ad rates 12 per inch, and transit notices. It lists deadlines for copy changes as noon Tuesday to ensure same week publication and credits W Venables and H. Josey.
On May 20, 1915 E. C. Mark bought a horse from Wylie Gault claiming it had no faults. Mark soon found the horse was blind and confronted Gault who dismissed the fault as misfortune and kept a sharp tongue, leaving Mark with a bitter reaction.
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals aids the Army Veterinary Corps to heal and humanely end suffering of war horses. About 120000 horses treated at air base hospitals. horse losses fell from 66 percent in the South African war to 31 percent in the present war. Returning horses are restored to health, contrasting with the horses sent from comfortable stables to camps.
The article urges painting neglected farm buildings and machinery to preserve value. It recommends two to four coats for a proper finish, shellac varnish to seal knots, and a primer of white lead and linseed oil with turpentine as needed for penetration.
The Agricultural Engineering Department of Manitoba Agricultural College describes thinning with turpentine for interior priming. It notes putty made from whitening and raw linseed oil and emphasizes proper timing of nail hole filling after priming. Applying paint requires even brushing across and with the grain and avoiding damp material to prevent blistering.
The Agricultural College urges timely prep for a ready supply of summer vegetables. Location and drainage matter. soil should be sandy if possible and a half acre yields ample produce. Fall plowing, soil thoroughness, seed quality, and germination checks are advised for a healthy stand and fine germination.
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