Oregon Ranchers Move Sheep Colony Toward Canada Border
Oregon ranchers plan to relocate flocks and herds to a remote foothill district north of the Rockies, aiming to found a seasonal colony for summer grazing. They will travel by rail to Spire Hover then by water and land transport, with settlers joining by August as a new northern migration unfolds.
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Perm
Fort Neeon
Port Laird
Aniertre
Rockies
Oregon
Spire
Canada
Hindenburg Horrors Reported in Munich Museum Exhibits
Berlin paper details a sensational German exhibit claiming a widespread market for Hindenburg memorabilia. The items include embroidered confections, kilned artifacts, and novelty pieces like baby comforters and dolls with removable torsos, all marketed as token tributes to the airship disaster.
Fine spring exhibition showcases Canadian livestock and steely boats
The Alberta spring exhibition highlighted strong national exhibits with notable hogs and Berkshire stock. A top Berkshire entry from Clower B drew $2,000 in bids, while overall display featured premier breeders from Edmonton and surrounding regions.
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Alberta
Gen Credit
Canada
Clower B
Hamysshires, Worst
Pea Growing Gains Ground in Canadian Farms
Experimental Farm Notes explains how peas enrich soil as a legume, offer feed value for sheep and cattle, and provide silage or hay feed. It details planting timing, soil suitability, frost risks, insect control with sulphite, and recommends cautious northern sowing, aiming to expand peas as a valuable farm crop in Canada.
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Saskatent
Pad Rikon
Cnet
Thomas
Canada
Komen Gietke
Prairie
Governing Class Aims to Discredit Lloyd George in War Strife
In England a hereditary ministry faction seeks Lloyd George’s political downfall. Lord Lansdowne leads the group opposed to his rise, hoping he remains out of power or harmed by war. They fear his potential to become prime minister and resist his front-line role.
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Lloyd George
England
Lord Lansdowne
Homewell
Hood
Poe of Mince
Not a War Of Armies The Western Front and the call to end standing armies
A wartime speech urges perseverance on the Western Front while contrasting total war with the need to reduce standing armies. It argues victory depends on Allied strength, warns against despair, and calls for using economic power and development to secure lasting peace.
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Odhot Sede
Germany
Ballhefeld
Paris Quietly Faces War Threat Aboard
The Belleville Intelligencer notes fear and rumors in Paris as war looms. A deputy asks if Paris will move and the Marine Minister confirms plans to stay near the capital, possibly to Amiens rather than Bordeaux. The exchange shows nervous spirits amid distant gun rumble.
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Paris
France
Sens
Marine
Georges Leygues
Chamber of Deputies
Cxarine
Bordeaux
Bordeaus
Amiens
Belleville Intelligencer
Reprisals Pay as British Winged Prisoners Free
The British grant on the last day of the term led to Germany releasing two captured airmen Captain Schultz and Lieutenant Wookey after ten years penal servitude for dropping leaflets. The paper urges using the lesson in German psychology to air war by stationing German officers in Dover Margate Ramsgate Broadstairs Southend and other frequent targets to deter British acts.
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Schultz
Wookey
Lon Dover
Margate
Ramsgate
Broadstairs
Southend
Losdon
Large Check for Car of Lambs From Cis Sound Farmer
A farmer brought eighty two lambs by car into the cis sound area and received a large check for the livestock.
Meat at breakfast and the Hoover habit in war and peace
A Cincinnati Times excerpt discusses American taste for meat at breakfast in country hotels and city hotels, noting a shift toward lighter meals. It cites Dr Landis on meat portions and praises Herbert Hoover for promoting moderation during and after wartime.
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Nooner
Phan Bat
Cincinnati Times
The Last Quarter of an Hour Motivates War Resolve
A quotation attributed to Premier Clemenceau amid World War I urges patience and continued effort. The piece frames the struggle as long and costly, with losses and recoveries, yet stresses unwavering will and eventual victory in the war’s final phase.
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Clemenceau
Forbes
West
New York Tribune
Canadian Woman Recalls German Soldiers Vanity in Early War Uniforms
A Canadian woman recounts how German soldiers displayed rude manners during the early German military system. She notes American women faced ogling on streetcars and in public, and recalls how two officers reacted to being ignored their impudent gaze by focusing on their feet and leaving the car.
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Seston
Herlin
Vast Untapped Oil Regions Suggested by Indigenous Reports
The text notes that about three percent of Canada remains undiscovered and highlights Indian accounts of vast oil bearing areas in the Mackenzie basin. It mentions lakes over a hundred miles long in Yukon and that whites know little of these regions.
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Canada
Mackenzie River
Yukon
Poultry in British Columbia Statistics Overview
Poultry statistics for British Columbia appear in Cisce llar Bulletin No. 1411 issued by the Statistics office. The bulletin summarizes production figures, breeder counts, and stock levels across the province. It notes regional variations and implications for local markets and policy planning.
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British Columbia
The
Statistics
Butter production on farms faces equipment shortage
War and Food No. 14 notes butter from farms varies in quality due to lack of proper equipment. It argues modern churning tools boost yield and price, urging farmers to invest. Declining European dairy outputs increase North American supply pressure and highlight farm equipment gaps.
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Britains
Car
Iarroer
Europe
North American
The Depth Charge and Its Submarine Chase
A fragmented account describes underwater depth charges and their effect on U boats. It covers explosive shock, air release mechanisms, and the imagined pursuit of subs near the surface, noting depth, timing, and resulting water columns and oil film.
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Hodson
F | Lewis
New York
Diplomats Parley on Separate Peace Question
Paris reports Count Mensdorff of Austria Hungary met General Smuts of England as peace prospects were discussed. Smuts pressed for a direct answer on whether a separate peace was sought, prompting an evasive reply from Mensdorff. The exchange drew attention to allied negotiations and wartime diplomacy.
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Paris
Meusdorff
Autria-Hungary
Switzerland
General Smuts
England
Count Mensdorff
Smute
Matin
Transvaal
Startling Cigarette Statistics Foresee Civilisation Ruin
The report notes dramatic cigarette consumption trends in 1917 compared with 1916 in the United States. It highlights rising tea consumption figures and implies broader social consequences from tobacco use during the period.
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United States
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