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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
5
An advertisement states a company appoints correspondents for loans on farm and city property at 6 percent interest with 2 percent brokerage. It promises flexible options and asset valuation services.
The government warns farmers to prepare for prairie fires this year by plowing guard rows and keeping vigilant. Farmers must report any suspicious activity and keep lookout for threats from alien enemies amid thaw conditions.
The report discusses farm observations on crop status and an unusual wheat yield. Farmers thresh oats and wheat, sending about fifteen hundred bushels to town sold to the Seek Co operative Elevator at seventy three cents per bushel. The field yield averages twenty six bushels per acre with some fields reported above forty. Machinery startup and threshing grow general, aside from concerns about the wheat porter.
The article records short notices from Bermuda about budget concerns and farming activities. Mike Witten plans a weekly saving, James Stewart works amid wheat cutting, Lieter Stewart and family visit, Mr. Seavlasdy and Mrs. Phavielauer are mentioned, Jas Fitzpatrick and Eva visit, Jos. Stewart works on lumber for a house, and Charles Fellerles nears harvest.
A provincial notice reports Mr. Chas A Danning denouncing the cooperative retail system and urging farmers to avoid wholesale and retail mixing. He claims retailers are mistreated and warns against the practice of selling small goods through cooperatives. Jean McIntyre leaves for Manitule. Miss King suffers neuralgia.
A reflective note on small town gossip accusing others of hypocrisy. The writer laments prying into neighbors affairs and distorting truth. It questions Christians to practice their creed and avoid harming reputations with false claims.
Tickets go on sale from all stations Port Arthur and Weet with inclusive final rotary limit September 9. Complete information available from any Canadian Pacific Ticket Agent or by writing.
The Tisdale Recorder notes a heavy fret in the Astrot Hiver Valley on the morning of Aug 14 with the mercury from eight to sixteen degrees of fret across districts. Hall te crop cut late the halenece ie badly all gonden truck ie rained completely.
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