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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
7
Auction style note lists safes and related items for sale on Princess Street Winnipeg. Includes cash drawers, safe gear and de scription of cheap prices.
A New Jersey farm exhibit claims the best cow in the world produced 24 000 pounds of milk and 1116 pounds of butter in 265 days. The Somerset Breeders Company report cites earlier records and notes the cow surpassed prior milk and butter benchmarks.
War accelerates invention with breakthroughs in coagulation, X rays, synthetic materials, and aviation. Noted figures like Professor Pravhes emerge, highlighting medical and military tech from Caneda to New Zealand, aiming to protect soldiers and aid travel and communication.
The Alberta Sheep Growers Association reports wool sales volume rising to over 94 pounds with an average price around 27 cents per pound. Breeders note improved quality and price gains despite wartime strain, while buyers praise handled wool and packing quality. costs of labor and handling are highlighted as key factors in pricing.
A teacher questions a pupil on a rhino lesson as misread phrases and childlike mispronunciations unfold. Annie Jones, a young speaker, responds with playful confidence about learning and danger in the topic.
A report on an Elephant skeleton discovery in Mapoum Ney, linked to the Modena e Phants group, noting craggy red hair and a near complete restoration plan at the Natural History Museum. Mr Parsons leads prep work to prevent distortion while plaster is applied, with several partial skeletons found and efforts to finalize the full specimen.
A historical article describes bankers and farmers backing a national rural improvement drive. Committees push propaganda to align banking and agricultural interests with regional prosperity, promising work on roads and town growth while noting opposition and the need for careful study.
The fragment references Waddest Son and a discussion about risky practices. It mentions Lewve and Pu attempting to bear private or new ties, with a note on marriage history and a person named Ceasar. Mr Gouges responds with a remark about a death and a first husband.
The department of agriculture in Saehaieocean leads a coordinated effort to eradicate the invasive thistle weed across Chal province with cooperation from railways and municipalities. Officials direct tree and burn strategies, monitor progress, and push for total removal to prevent spread.
A fragmentary report describes a naval fleet drill and public debate in a port city. Officers discuss readiness and speed while citizens monitor weather effects and national strategy. The piece mentions efforts to gather support, leave of absence, and questions about fleet impact on country tasks.
The fragment mentions foa from nature and various odd phrases about babies and feeding. It references a periodic publication style, comments on genuine human interest, and hints at a recurring letter format appearing over time.
An article describes extensive Canadian forest cover and the impact of logging. It discusses the value of trees for water, land, and industry, and raises concerns about overharvesting and future losses. It notes national efforts and warnings from observers about protecting woodland while balancing economic needs.
Historical agricultural note describes widespread Hessian fly damage to wheat. It details adult emergence, larval attacks, timing windows from September to October, and potential yield losses. The article mentions affected areas including Keot and Lanitrrn, with notes on measurement of injury and potential mitigation practices.
A garbled OCR passage blends names and phrases from a seaside wedding scene and a shipboard setting. Vague fragments hint at a wedding, a seaside locale, and a dramatic moment with a brides plea as the text dissolves into misread terms and tangled words.
The text appears as a garbled historical notice discussing fire protection and water relay concerns. It mentions guard roles, Pioneer coh, and safety duties with references to fires and prevention. The readable fragments suggest a civic warning or instruction amid weather and emergency themes.
Fragmentary OCR states a person faced overpayment issues in a family care matter, with references to terms like overpay and equal shares. Conflicting notes mention a dealer and a possible payment arrangement but specifics are unclear.
The text appears as garbled OCR from a historical article with fragmented phrases about ammunition, a munition code, and a company named Leravciy Merl. It mentions a Mayer Toeopn T and the Chem hare, with scattered references to regulation and preparation for Lotie 4. The piece includes stray lines about a country village and teaching.
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