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Newspaper
Lemberg Star
Location
Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 09, 1918
Page
4
A brief notice consolidates transient ads for sales entertainments and notices. It notes insertion formats and monthly publication options via Vermis-style rates and web availability. The fragment mentions no paper discounts and that all arches or entries are paid.
The article notes hundreds of thousands of women and farmerettes laboring at farms with wives and daughters milking, feeding, baking, and gathering eggs. It suggests town girls join harvest work to reduce housewives’ burden and help husbands in the field, framing it as wartime service.
A Peterboro mill is set to produce corn flour corn meal oat flour and oat meal at a rate of 7 000 barrels daily. Two additional mills for substitutes are planned in London and Pometown respectively.
The article reports removal of pork eating restrictions in public spaces with potential extension at licensed venues. It notes a booming hog production campaign and Canadian pork exports rising dramatically by 125 million pounds, about 571 percent above the five year pre war average.
The note urges picking berries and making jam to stock winter supplies. It advises using berry patches, saving sugar, and avoiding waste at the fountain. It mentions submarines renting sugar to the bottom to sweeten 500 million soda fountain drinks.
The War Gardens of British Columbia grow more abundantly than expected with two crops per season and could supply fresh vegetables for months if transport issues are resolved. The article notes the region’s prolific production and potential for helping prairie provinces during the crisis.
The article criticizes fast driving by motorists on narrow roads and calls for caution to prevent accidents. It notes a magistrate sending a man to the assize court on a minor charge and warns that hazardous driving could lead to consequences for the district.
The loaf consists of 90 percent wheat flour and 10 percent substitutes making it darker yet palatable and nutritious when properly made. Bakers are warned against artificial whitening methods.
Learn to dry vegetables to use in winter without sugar. Properly dried produce can retain freshness and flavor, keeping garden harvests usable when fresh supplies vanish from the market.
At Regina Fair J A Smith showcased hackneys Breako and Bantam winning two First and two Second prizes. His Clydesdale mare also earned a First prize.
Crop prospects are brighter now than in recent times as most districts report fall heads and recent mild showers. The note urges volunteers to help on farms during the rush period, citing mortality among poultry and other birds from preventable diseases and inviting retired farmers and townsfolk with spare time to assist.
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