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Newspaper
Lloydminster Times
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
6
The narrator and companion trek a ruined valley wall blocking a ancient fortress. They discover colossal stone blocks and carved huts set in a cliff, with stairways, a drying river, and a ceremonial complex suggesting past inhabitants and a perilous ascent.
Reports describe a massive salvage operation to recover cargo from a sunken vessel in deep water. Divers face extreme conditions and potentially record lifts as engineers plan to anchor and deploy pulley systems to retrieve valuable materials.
An article discusses rural school consolidation in Minnesota and its link to farm life skills, noting the 5 5 billion bushel U S crop and the role of state aid and the Holmberg law in modernizing education. It highlights large district organizations and social centers formed around aggregating rural communities.
The piece traces the beginnings of moving pictures in America led by the Vitagraph company in Brooklyn with Willaim J. Mock at its helm. It covers early film making, costs, the scale of production in 1915, and the tiny reels evolving into longer features. It notes industry growth, salaries rising for actors, and the broader impact on theater and culture.
The article notes historically large crop prospects with record acreage across states but cites unfavorable weather limiting actual yields. It reports an estimated 75,000,000 tonnes of crop, about 6,000,000 tons above last year, and a total yield near 18,000,000 bushels, with specifics on potatoes and a smaller yet improved pear.
A historical feature argues Canadians join World War I due to patriotism and imperial ties. It notes many men leave for France and Britain, while Britain and Germany are framed as foes framing a fight for freedom and national identity.
An article surveys Kerry cattle, noting its small size, hardiness, and milk traits. It highlights famous bulls, including “four mane cow,” and describes origin, color, and body features. Milk yield estimates and quality are discussed with comparisons to beef breeds and other dairy stock.
A Cornwall Ontario Dollar Day sale draws farmer buyers, each bringing autos to the event. Local dealer notes over 75 percent of current year business from farmers as small towns tap auto demand. Ontario license data suggests thousands of farmers own cars, reshaping rural commerce and boosting trade in hardware and auto accessories.
A 1920s trade journal envisions a surge in farm machinery adoption across Canada. It notes farmers in rural districts buying cars and trucks, and predicts Henry Ford’s planned machinery will cost about 200 and perform the work of multiple horses, transforming plowing, mowing, and water pumping. The piece argues wholesalers will push hardware lines and auto accessories as demand grows, with bank deposits rising and wholesale trade expanding.
The readable parts indicate a county notice referencing Cheleet Teede and related locations. It mentions a sale or event with names and initials, including MNK Niitees and HAL, plus references to 4.4 and Toews. The legible material is scattered and unclear.
The excerpt speaks of farming as more than cultivation, linking soil work to nourishment of the body and spirit. It contrasts bread gathering with wealth on the stock exchange, arguing farming reveals unused powers and serves humanity rather than merely pursuing money.
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