Mystery at the Amaranth Club Haunts Avery’s Death
King reviews cryptic clues from Avery’s notes and the Amaranth Club, weighing Barthelemy and von with a possible murder. He recalls Avery’s last hours at the club and a penciled warning about Barthelemy, seeking a hidden link to the death.
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Avery
King
Club
Barthelemy
Avery Kings
A. Club
Von
the Amaranth
Attemt
Jermyn Street
Arena
Richard Avory
Hanover Square
University women in Renese study self support roles
The Topeka Capital notes Renese University women work to support themselves. They perform various jobs from harvest hands to washing toy dogs and housework for faculty. some earn small sums during vacations by assisting farmers’ wives and piano duties.
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University of Renese
Topeka
Manitoba Adapted For Stock Raising
Manitoba’s ag department releases a booklet on pasture grasses and hay crops. The province offers Kentucky and Indian Blue Grass, Knot Root Grass, Wild Timothy, Red Top, Western Rye and Blue joint, with Western Rye Grass yielding up to 6800 pounds per acre. Cultivated grasses include Timothy, awnless Bromus, Red Top, meadow fescue, tall oat grass, plus clovers and alfalfa. Oats and barley yields in Manitoba are notably high, with oats average over forty bushels and some fields reaching eighty or more. barley is light hulled and highly valued for nutritive content. This combination supports beef cattle, feed stock, and dairy opportunities in the region.
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Manitoba
Kentucky
Ameran
Western
Storing Vegetables For the Winter
Guidance on winter vegetable storage emphasizing frost protection, cool moist conditions, and ventilation. Methods include storing roots in moist sand, cabbage and cauliflower wrapped in paper, celery and Brussels sprouts packed in sand, and maintaining two cellar zones for warmth and vegetables.
Canada Lumber Industry Output Falls in 1916
A government report on Canada's lumber, lath and shingles production for 1916 shows 2,630 mills reporting, a drop from 1915, with total output of 3 490 550 feet thousand or more. declines occurred across eastern provinces while the western region, led by British Columbia, posted gains.
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Canada
Forestry
Department of the Interior
Hunder
Columbia
London Opinion Voter on Assault and Fainting Remark
A fragment from the London Opinion records a doctor speaking to a victim about an assault and a fainting incident tied to the First eared Society. The text presents a brief, dialogue-like note without full context.
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First Eared Society
London
Saskatchewan Poultry Industry Seen With Great Growth Potential
Professor R K Baker of the University of Saskatchewan notes Saskatchewan is well suited for poultry farming with many advantages. He cites education for farmers to raise profitable stock, the need for better selection and ration studies, and marketing improvements. He estimates the poultry business value at seven to eight million dollars annually and expects further growth once wartime disruptions ease.
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R. K
University of Saskatchewan
British Columbia
H.C
Saskatchewan
University
Woien
Saskatoon Star
Canada Forests Under Military Strain and Fire Risk
The article notes nine million acres of a 210 million acre forest area under development and emphasizes timber as the chief crop. It cites Ontario and Ottawa departments, mentions forest officers serving in WWI, and discusses hydro aircraft for fire detection and Indians protecting timber with slash burning controls.
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Canada
Forest Rangers
Indian Department
Ottawa
Ution
Co operative Poultry Marketing Stations Set Up in Saskatchewan
Two killing stations have been fixed in Saskatchewan at Regina and Saskatoon. Experts supervise killing plucking grading and packing with advance payments to senders based on grade. Sales have begun and pooling aims to improve farmers profits by placing fowl on the market efficiently.
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Saskatchewan
Gina
Saskatoon
Ste
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J. S. Fletcher
Banisterer
Bryson
Ain
Mrs. Bryson
Italy
Seitee
W. Nuu. Lis
The
Canadian Forestry Association
Redpath
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