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Newspaper
Landis Record
Location
Landis, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
5
A promotional ad touts Catarrhozone as a universal cure for catarrh and related ailments, claiming quick relief from nasal congestion, sore throat, and bronchitis. The 1.00 outfit covers two months of treatment, with smaller sizes and dealer availability.
The Camlyn Court butler reports tension at Half Moon Farm as Inspector Jevons presses for clues. Sir Anthony West’s presence and rumored interest in Miss Camlyn surface amid talk of a possible motive and recent arrivals at the dower house.
A clipped report notes an aviator performs a dance with his toe injured or beaten. The brief mentions a local event and a public reaction in modest terms.
The twelfth annual Western Canada Irrigation Association meeting takes place in Nelson British Columbia on July 24 25 and 26 with speakers including Don H Bark chief of the Irrigation and Rand tion branch of the Canadian Railway. U S authorities may attend and the event blends serious business with leisure in a mountain lake setting offering hospitality to farmers from the prairie provinces.
A series of talks addresses irrigation and orchard problems in British Columbia. Speakers include Prof. F Clement Vancouver on Orchard Problems, E F Ke Ottawa on Water Conservation, W Eastham Vernon on Market Factors, J Grant Markets Commissioner BC on Market Problems, A L McCulloch Nelson on Relation to Irrigation, M S Middleton on What BC Farmers Can Afford, Duncan Marshall Edmonton on Irrigation, W R Motherwell Regina on Dry Farming Principles, and C H Parham Invermere on Mixed Farming and Orchard Development.
Reports describe three German submarines destroyed by British aircraft. Longer daylight and improved seaplane and balloon support aided anti submarine operations. An observer aboard a towing balloon noted a U boat's positions and depth as it surfaced to shell a sailing vessel before being engaged and forced to submerge.
Report notes air bubbles surfacing after a seaplane bomb dropped into the water. A second explosion in the center of the disturbed area followed, with more air bubbles seen. The disturbance persisted long enough to suggest the submarine was mortally wounded.
The piece notes Canada’s lamb market favors older lambs and larger cuts, yet Alberta offers strong feeding opportunities. It cites the Canada Land and Irrigation Company of Medicine Hat, which shipped 275 lambs to Calgary for 16.00 per hundred and, after 43 days, sold 202 head at 17 cents per pound, a Calgary record. It suggests range lambs could reach the 20-cent local mark with modest effort.
A reader questions why stores and offices stay open during harvest season and suggests closing at noon. The piece asks if clerks town workers and teachers could assist on farms during holidays to ease labor shortages.
A terse note from a Boston Transcript item hints at a recruiting pose as Meers or Beer's discussion of going to Boston. The fragmentary text mentions a recruit and city reference, suggesting a society or reporter’s shorthand on a pending move.
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