Saskatchewan Dairy Competitions Spark Wide Variety
Saskatchewan dairy competitions organized with the Dairy Branch Regina offer prizes for production, judging, butter quality, and creameries. Events include Grand Production, Cattle Judging, Laval Provincial, Ideal Creamery, Butter Grading, and De Laval contests with regional and interstate sponsors.
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Saskatchewan
Dairymen'’s
Departeent of Agriculture
Regina
Dairymen's Association
Lewan
Robt Simp
Eastern Co. Ltd
T. Eaton Co
Saskatoon
T.eaton Co
Hurne & Co
Silever Shield
Ae Laval
Lava Ltd
Winnipeg
Canadian Salt Co
Windsor
Ont
Capital Box Co
Lamoenton
Canadian Ice Machine Co
Swift Canadian Co
Whatians
Cme Ee
Alberta Plies Limited
Alberta Dairy Smonton
Res Ahn Supplies Limited
Edmonton
Dairymen's Convention
Davis Oo Dairymen’s Manufacturing Co
Denver
USA
Matthews- Blackwell Ltd
Win
Matthews- Blackwell A
Winniinnipeg
Tenn & Co
Winnififth
Yle & Co
Winnie
St. Mary’s
C. Richardson Co
St. Mary's
Int
de Laval
de Laval Dairy Supply Co
Manitoba
Skatchewan
Alberta
Diamond Crystal Salt. Co
St. Clair
Mich
U.S.A
Wyandotte
J. B. Ford Co
Saskatoon Reports Large Breaker Activity and Farm Preparations
A Saskatoon report notes a decade of heavy breaking work with this year showing unprecedented activity. Summer plowing has advanced, with estimates placing about half the area ready for the 1919 crop and many small tractors now engaged in field preparation.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
German aviation secrets from Essen 1917 reveal Gotha fleet
Dutch engineer Theodore Van der Linden recalls in Essen how English aircraft fell into German hands and inspired Gotha bombers. Royals and Richthofen witnessed mock bombing as Kaiser praised the captured plane. By mid 1917 Germany prepared a sixty strong Gotha fleet for renewed sorties.
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Essen
Theodore van der Linden
Krupp
Gothas
Hindenburg
Villa Hogel
von Hoppner
Aero
England
France
Crown Prince
Hoppner
von Bol
Kaiser
London
Richthofen
Imperial German Air Service
Krupps
Germany
Tue
Kansas Harvest Averts Labor Shortage For War Wheat
Kansas mobilizes local labor to harvest 100000000 bushels of wheat as menacing labor shortages from draft and munition wages are offset by pledges from business leaders and local volunteers. The national effort, aided by the U S Employment Service, aims to save wheat for the war and is expected to inspire similar local campaigns elsewhere.
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Kansas
United States Employment Service
Eee
T Cana
New York Times
Propaganda Rise Ties German Diaspora to Prussia Visit
Prof Riethdorf recalls a 1902 visit of Prince Henry of Prussia fueling German societies in North America. He argues German language and culture were steered toward loyalty to the German state, undermining Canadian and American identity and promoting alienism through churches missions and clubs.
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Prince Henry
Jamel
Prussia
United States
Pitz
Tirpitz
Uni
Henerforth
Hohenzollern
Germany
Mark Staats-Zeitung
He Ridder
Alberta Honey Potential in Southern Irrigated Lands
The Alberta irrigated lands are ideal for bees with alfalfa fields yielding significant honey. An Experimental Station apiary at Bridge reported an average of 8646 pounds per colony over 1914 to 1916, mainly from alfalfa, with higher output possible if swarming were controlled. Honey sold at 17 cents per pound made the operation profitable. The nectar flow extends June to September, with sources often from escaped plants along irrigation ditches and fence corners.
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Alberta
Bridge
Lethbridge
Bloodshed Decades German Morale in Allied Break Attempt
The Toronto Globe discusses how the blood spilled in the recent attempt to break allied lines could affect the morale of the German army. The paper suggests estimating the degree of decline in morale caused by the losses and their impact on the Leviathan transport.
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New York
Toronto Globe
Swift Current School Lands Fetch High Acreage in Sale
At a Swift Current Saskatchewan sale of school lands, a 160 acre parcel sold for 75 an acre and another for 81 an acre. Local resident farmers recognized the productive value of the land and purchased these parcels.
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Swift Current
Saskatchewan
Pacifists questioned over war aims and eastern strategy
In a martial editorial voice the author disputes pacifist claims and Lord Lansdowne’s emphasis on Paris defense. He cites Germany’s eastern moves via Serbia and Egypt and argues negotiation must wait while Germany holds strategic trumps. He derides sentiment as guiding policy and invokes von Liebert’s heroics.
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Jene
Lansdowne
Prince Lichnowsky
Lear
Serbia
Germany
Rasalan
Eas
Bey Presshox
Ann
Aleppo
Bagdad Sabway
Egypt
Adriatic
Black Sea
Bachad
Palestine
Lord Lansdowne
Paris
Ord Beauchamp
Desest
Foch
Haig
Persich
Lord Loreburn
Bieays
French Women Run Farms Under War Strain Across Regions
In France women now manage farms and perform most field work as war casualties rise. Even amid Champagne shelling, they tend vines and drive plows. Food production drops to about one third despite efforts by women, children, and the disabled.
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Champagne
France
Not Ashamed of His Religion When Uncle Rasmus Was Accused
A court hears a disturbance case at night on Mill River road. Officer Mort Rudolph recounts a man ram ping and shouting. the crowd and judge note the defendant’s reply about religion. The exchange reveals tensions over perceived religious conduct in a neighborhood dispute.
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Rasmus
Reems
Mort Rudolph
Mill River
Demander
Jeder
Holy Roller
Reli
First Car of Cheese Manitoba Sells Season Parcel
The first car of cheese for the season, weighing 21 000 pounds, was sent to Montreal for grading. It earned 21 cents per pound net for the factories with buyers rating it No 1 for allied governments.
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Manitoba
Montreal
Juvenile Immigration Ties to Canada via British Agencies
A 1900 to 1916 period report notes under Ottawa immigration supervision that under 70 000 youths left for Canada through British agencies. The study cites 27800 plus as a probable future contribution, with many children staying under guardianship and later serving in military or returning to better surroundings.
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Canada
Department of Immigration
Ottawa
Great Britain
Lewia
Catala
Chich
Ana Sittetins
Aete Health
Froudort
Getting His Own Back In A Cheap Dining Trick
A cook at a budget inn tricks a complaining boarder by serving a suspicious beef piece. The boarder taunts the landlady as she feigns innocence about the meat. The exchange centers on the tenderness of the served slice.
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Wellal
Jeannetre
Nature's healer and wartime travel in Canada amid war
The piece extols nature as a healing force for the tired and overworked and urges rest for soldiers during wartime. It describes Canadian rail travel keeping steady service despite war, with routes to Quebec Ontario and Vancouver, Alaska and the Land of the Midnight Sun, while noting simpler life and strict regulations.
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An- Hapelia Valley
Frenewick
Andrews-by-the-Seaty
Olivery
Quebec
Ontario
Gra Iers
Hans
Lake Louisa
Preld
Glacier
Vancouver
Alaska
Canada
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London Times
DOC Nature
Lotherwize
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