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Newspaper
Lemberg Star
Location
Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1918
Page
3
The Lemberg Star published on Baltway Ave Lemberg Bask outlines subscription at $1.25 yearly in advance and notes transient advertising rules. It states payment in advance and that no paper is distributed until all arrears are paid.
News notes Mr J A Gardiner plans a curling trophy competition across the N Qu Appelle district. Lemberg aims to keep the prize, urging clubs to vie for the cap and trophy.
The Government directs a list of Canadian claims arising from enemy warfare including torpedoing and bombing, plus damages from breaches of neutral contracts. Claims may relate to life and property. Neutrals on Hack List may file as well. Instructions are available from Thomas Mulvey, Under Secretary of State.
The Duff epidemic hit on Tue and Wed Nov 19 20 with most residents confined to home. A school horse was converted to a hospital on Sat Nov 20 and Mrs Paget of Regina helped as nurse. Eight cases are in the hospital and volunteers like Frank Sumner and J A Beith are aiding at Forks.
Anniversary services Sunday December fifth will feature Rev. F. Chilton. On Monday afternoon the sixteenth a bazaar is planned followed by supper and a lecture by Hey. Chilton.
Miss E. E. Dixon visited Miss Irene Burton in Abernethly over the weekend. Rumors of a diamond flash circulate. Chickney youth enjoyed a skating party at Mr. Coughlin's lake last Thursday. A smoke scare from a Sunday fire alarm caused no serious damage.
Government seeks press cooperation to publicize the change of the Day of National Thanksgiving for Victory to Sunday December 1 due to influenza closing churches across much of the West.
A brief notice seeks a load of wood cut to stove length. Apply at this office.
The article notes that women protected themselves during storms by lying atop large feather beds, since feathers are non conductors. It adds that rubber is also nonconductive, suggesting overshoes during storms and drawing curtains with lights on to ease nerves.
A barroom dialogue reveals a man pleading for leniency as he explains marital strain. The judge responds by interning him for the duration of the war, illustrating wartime measures affecting civilians.
The article urges start with clean milk to improve farm butter and discourages ripening whole milk. It explains cream separation methods gravity and centrifugal, noting hazards from shallow pan and deep-setting, and highlights fat loss and flavor issues in skim milk.
The article compares shallow pan and quick cooling methods for cream separation, noting rapid skim milk loss of butterfat if not cooled promptly. It explains dilution risks, and praises centrifugal separators for fast, clean skimming, with skim milk ready for use. Proper maintenance of separators is advised.
Tobacco crops in Bethven Leamington and nearby districts suffered during the long drought. Six to seven weeks with little rain slowed growth but a steady downpour revived the fields. Thousands of dollars flow to Essex County growers as harvest improves.
Observations abroad show beets stimulate soil and increase yields after beets. Wheat up 0.98 bushels per acre, rye 1.68, barley 6.61, and oats 6.77 bushels per acre.
In frigid conditions a building suffered ice caused burns and water damage. Officials reported damaged granite and substantial destruction to the structure while crews worked to prevent further deterioration in the icy aftermath.
The department reports a high influx of breeding stock requests and records that orders are arriving at about fifteen per day, indicating strong demand for pure bred animals.
Auction or sale notice from M Shinbane in Lemberg offering a 1917 Chevrolet and a 1917 Ford both in al condition for cash. Itemization notes vehicles as guaranteed al shapes with a cash swap option.
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