Wolves and Range Cattle Threat in Alberta and Saskatchewan
The article traces wolf depredations across Southern Alberta and Western Saskatchewan, detailing historical bounties, government and stockman efforts, and sustained hunts. It notes wolves followed longhorned cattle from Texas and Montana, and remain a danger in Willow Bunch, Wood Mountain to Milk River regions with annual bounties still paid.
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Esis Tay
Regina Posts
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Texas
Wyoming
Montana
Aelt
Willow Bunch
Srey
Coulees
Wood Mountain
Milk River
Sheep appeal in Manitoba farmers seek more ewes
Manitoba farmers strive to increase their sheep supply as Eastern breeders hold back. Despite government efforts, in many cases breeders keep stock, while some breeders with breeding stock in Manitoba offer portions to buyers. The shift could impact the province's sheep industry.
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Manitoba
War Crimes Commentary From German Commander Amid Noyon Sack
Fragmentary account recounts a German officer telling Senator N mayor that the war targets French civilians and territory. The passage notes the looming destruction of Noyon and references arson and other charges tied to the assault and occupation.
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Noyon
Comp
Noel
Atrockaisers
Nodum
Storage of Potatoes Promotes Proper Winter Stockpiles
Guidance on potato storage highlights main loss causes including sweating and heating from poor ventilation, rotting from wet harvests, frost injury, and disease. It advises drying tubers, careful sorting, discarding or reusing diseased and misshapen tubers for feed after cooking, and maintaining cellar temperatures near 35 degrees F to preserve quality.
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Rom
Mistaken Identity in Manchester Ally Encounter
A woman in a Manchester alley pounded a house door and startled a woman at a window. The resident learns her husband has been sentenced to ten days, sparking further questions about the arrest and first impressions.
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Manchester
Elderly warden bleeds nose before service seeks home remedy
An elderly church warden nicked his nose while shaving on a Sunday morning. He asked his wife for court plaster from the sewing basket, then covered the cut before church. At service he noticed everyone eyeing him and wondered what people were thinking.
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Erie
Why the Prairie Is Tree less
A study by Bohumil Shimek argues that prairie tree absence stems from extreme evaporation driven by hot sun and strong winds. He explains that atmospheric drying overruns soil effects, making trees unable to survive without human planting and protection.
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Prairies
Bohumil Shimek
Peeany
Stimek
State University Authority
Saskatchewan Farmers Get Over Two Hundred Mixed Livestock Sets
The government live stock program in Saskatchewan has supplied farmers with over two hundred head of mixed stock including aged heifers, bulls, and dairy cows. Demand remains high as farmers seek to secure two hundred more in the coming weeks, with attention to wool and knot prices affecting trade.
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Saskatchewan
Neatton
Detwo
Tenet Patient Marcy Referred to Specialist
A fragment indicates Marcy, identified as a patient, is connected to a medical plan or consultation. The text references a "So The Tenet" phrase, but no clear organization, date, or outcome is established.
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Marcy
Canada seeks unified system for vital statistics
The census and statistics office pushes provinces toward one national method for compiling vital data. It plans to adopt a standard death certificate form and a coordinated plan to enable international comparisons and consistent annual statistics, with the office inspecting and compiling on a national basis.
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Canada
Census and Statistic Office
Census
Census Office
Merchants Pledge Woollen Industry for War Effort in New York
About 300 wool merchants from the U S met in New York after an address by Charles Eisenman to pledge factories and resources to full government support. They vow to retain wool for armed forces and use substitutes for civilian wear, urging cooperative government action with Britain to release more wool from stores. The piece also notes wartime sacrifices and national resolve as echoed in French efforts.
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United States
New York
Charles Eisenman
Council of National Deence
Great Britain
New Zealand
Lestlees
Penalizing Disease and the Mistaken Execution Tale
A war case reveals shell shock misjudged as desertion leading to a death sentence. The article argues disease causes penalized behavior, urging better recognition and treatment of mental illness and addiction, citing Dr. E E Southare's call for social worker studies to publicize these issues.
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Conadueahin
Qwar Tite
Ort
Niles
Ets
Bouret
Boston
E. EE. Southare
Boston Psychopathic Hospital
Alberta Potatoes Boost Export Across Regions
Alberta exports reached about 1.5 million bushels helping ease shortages in Eastern Canada and parts of the United States. Potatoes were sent as far as California. The province anticipates a surplus for home needs this year, with Edmonton shipments noted and carloads described.
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Alberta
Canada
United States
California
Angers
Edmont
Coe A
For Every Man a Successor Quote and Paraphrase
The passage argues democracies should trust humanity over individual leaders. It contrasts lone heroes with the idea that behind every great man is another ready successor. It references Beatty Nivelle Petain as examples and implies reliance on collective human effort rather than singular figures. The text reflects concern that leaders are replaceable and that society must maintain faith in mankind.
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Levy
Lou D. Sweet
U. S&s. Food Administration
Army
Navy
Napoleon
Green Telephone
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