Poultry expert urges Uplift of Back Yard Fowl For Canada
Ottawa poultry expert Professor Fred Cox Elford urges Canadians to embrace backyard and urban poultry. He argues eggs and poultry form the future of farming, noting Canada raises 95 percent of its eggs on general farms while backyard flocks in towns can produce eggs at about two cents each. He cites kitchen scraps as feed, reduced waste, and the potential for millions of households to supply their own eggs, strengthening food security amid hard times.
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Gtr
Catigasti
Fred Cox Elford
Catadiay Government Poultry ,Husbandman
Ottawa
Canada
Elford
Barbage
New York
Beam
Mivber
A. R. Adair
Lewis and Clark County
Jelena
Adair
Ruby Lippert
Toston
Elmer Butler
Charles Ashford
Emerald Rebeccx Lodge
Harlowton
Roundup
Ryegate
White Sulphur Springs
Ashford
Emory Wilson
Sheep Creek
Yeoman
Great Falls
Forest Service
Tinber Vale
Frank E. Lee
Willard Churchill
Sleeter
T Evelyn
Ainsworth
Nebraska
George Colling
Veterans of Foreign Wars elect leaders at Detroit convention
Captain Oblert G. Woodside of Pittsburgh was re elected commander in chief and John W. Jones of Portland Oregon was chosen vice commander. R S Janets editor of the Stars and Stripes was elected union vice commander. Seattle Washington was selected as next year s convention city.
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Heads Vets
Detroit
Mich
Oblert G. Woodside
Pittsburgh
Veterans of Foreign Wars Today
John W. Jones
Portland
Ore
R. S. Janets
Washington
D. C
Stars and Stripes
Wag
Seattle
Wash
Trial verdict in Mingo County murder case ends in conviction
Found guilty of first degree murder in the shooting of Harry Stanton near Tug River on May 12. Juries recommendation for mercy accompanies verdict, marking the first conviction connected to the industrial warfare in Mingo County.
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W. Way
J. W. McCay
Harry Stanton
Tug River
Mingo County
Free Game Law Booklet For Huntsmen
Government publication outlines state by state hunting rules for the open season. The booklet, compiled by the theosurvey, explains what may be hunted where and when and how to avoid warden conflicts. Send two cents for return postage and include a clear name and address.
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Washington Information Bureau
Jere
Aramas
Reverend Kopfman At Sea Causes Scandal In Coney Island
New York headline details Reverend Frederick Kopfman formerly of Titusville NY openly criticizing bathing girls on Long Island beaches and in Brighton and Coney Island. He describes “immodest violets” and vows to continue preaching chastity while facing confrontations from beachgoers and townspeople.
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York
Toon
Poputer
Frederick Kopfman
Methodist Church
Titusville
Mmr Kopfaing
Kopfman
Mr. Kopiman
Kaufmann
Washingtons
Feea
Brighton
Couey Talind
Old John Street
Hoprman
Coney Island
British Pig Size Debate Sparks Industry Views
English pork grower Dr M J Rowlands notes Britons prefer small pigs while Americans favor big ones. London Times quotes traders and Silmers as final adjudicators favoring smaller, sleater aged animals. U S officials report hog dealers favor 60 to 80 pound weights for fresh pork and 120 to 220 pounds for bacon and sausage making.
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M. J. Rowlands
London Times
Skinner
London
U. S. Department of Commeneé
America
Food Ministry
Chinese man held on murder charge in California case
An Associated Press report from Tacoma states a Chinese man believed to be Wang Jick is held in Tacoma jail for identification in a California case. He allegedly hired Fork Kee on June 7 and Kee’s relatives offer a $1000 reward for his arrest.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Wang Fuck Jick
Freie
Calif
Fork Kee
Kee
Health rules for ware potatoes and woody plants
London Sept 24 after October all potatoes and other plants with woody stems above ground must bear an official health certificate from the country of origin to prevent pests. A separate note mentions someone named Ernest A. Tin and a theft of a lamp, with four months' imprisonment offered as punishment.
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London
England
White Sulphur Springs News Notes
White Sulphur Springs notes recount residents and visitors, including A A Campbell and Missoula, George H Nell’s Salt Lake City trip, local business visitors, and social events. The column mentions church meetings, football practice, school staff, and assorted travel and household updates across White Sulphur Springs, Ringling, Helena, and nearby towns.
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A. A. Campbell
Missoula
Lewistown
Campbell
Geo. H. Nell
Salt Lake City
Paints
Myr. Hell
York
August T. Linn
BO AL Melonald
James L. Johnston
Elena
FA. McDonald
Eucille
Latte
Mra
M. M. Mahurin
Taeella Watson
Ralph Canfield
C. Sampson
Charles Mason
Falr
Jofm
Coad
August Lint
Ringling
Ale Donald
Lucille
C. L. Bovard
Florence Crittendan
Helena
White Sulphur Springs
P. D. Scott
W. A. Raleigh
Ashford House
Bankers Life -Insurance Company
Wo. J Woodard
Portland
Oregon
Copper State
Ankling
Prince loses pet dog in London chase
Foster First reports that on September 23 in London the Prince of Wales lost one of his dogs named Kate a Sealyham terrier. Police search for the missing pet amid public attention.
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Prince
London
Prince of Wales
Kate
Sealyhans
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