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Newspaper
Lumsden News Record
Location
Lumsden, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
6
Reports for May show large stocks of beef and butter in storage with total food commodities in storage May 1 1918 including butter pork bacon mutton fish beef and cheese. Export movements coordinated by allied provision export commission aim to stabilize prices and move surplus to overseas markets.
Excerpted phrases from a recent General Smuts speech emphasize resolve to defend liberty against overwhelming odds. The speaker frames invisible forces as allies of mankind and calls for courage to prevent future challenges to world peace.
Public health guidance urges relentless fight against dirt and filth to curb tuberculosis and other scourges. Emphasizes sunlight fresh air and cleanliness as key measures to keep the community healthy.
A wartime appeal decries a so called peace offered by aggressors. It warns of world domination, treaty violations, and brutal conquest. The speaker condemns surrender under threat and calls for steadfast justice and brotherhood.
Norman Hapgood notes in Leslie's that the one man flour mill signifies a shift back to small scale, mass benefiting work life. He argues steam era progress raised mass living yet boosts industrial power and regulation. The essay frames the small unit mill as central to civilization amid broader economic changes.
Mr Herbert Hoover United States food administrator told the Pittsburgh Press Club that if North America supplied all allied food needs next year it could save 1 500 000 tons of shipping. He argued that ship savings depend on increasing food shipments from North America until shipping expands.
An Kansas agricultural note claims that if all tractors in the state worked ten hours daily it would take sixteen months to plow Kansas total cultivated acreage while horses and mules working the same hours would finish in sixteen days. The assertion is attributed to Dr. C W Goa tandry.
Mr Fisher bought a small flock in the fall and now owns four times his initial number. He feeds well on upland hay turnips and creendeata lambing season, and wool sales plus mutton have bolstered his profits. He foresees a bright future for the Western Canadian sheep industry as more farmers enter the business.
Adviser on wildlife protection considers using barren ground caribou herds in northern Canada to offset meat shortages. Estimates reach 3 to 30 million animals as winter migration approaches Churchill to Lake Athabasca, but challenges include transport, storage, and government oversight.
A fragmentary, stylized reminiscence portrays a Providence reception where a speaker cites a hyphenated German sabotage plot as fishy and reminiscent of Texas. The tale shifts to a desert scene with a tall chimney and a native inquiry, hinting at travel and cultural contrast.
In the London Gazette account Commander Francis Herbert Goodhart of the Navy receives the Albert Medal after volunteering to free trapped crew from a sunken U-Boat. He entered the sub, battled pressure and gas, but perished while attempting the rescue, displaying courage and seamanship.
The New York Times reports that German bombardments of Rheims intensified as their drive faltered, reducing the cathedral to a blazing ruin. The assault, aimed at vengeance for earlier defeats, marks a brutal, planned destruction of cultural heritage, with no hope of repair in sight.
Wartime prose reflects growing U S resolve as the nation deepens its engagement with the conflict and faces the menace of the Hun with renewed patriotism and vigilance. The piece underscores the perceived futility of tepid defense and emphasizes collective resolve.
A partial OCR item mentions subsoil and crops with unclear context. The readable phrases reference 'subsoil' and agricultural terms without clear names dates places or actions. No definite event or entities are established in the readable text.
The Saskatchewan dairy branch aims to build a strong creamery network with careful planning and supervision. It offers plans, equipment ordering help, and substantial prizes for best kept sanitary creameries while encouraging tree planting and lawn care at facilities.
Captain John Trewin of Newport Mon recalls a near catastrophe when a torpedo from an enemy submarine broke surface and deflected away from the Hall steamer Flixten. The weapon reversed course and exploded near its own ship, causing alarm but leaving the Flixten unharmed.
A Koel aliche Volks Zei copy claims Germany’s swine stock dropped to under 600000, a dramatic decline from 53000000 a year earlier, reflecting a severe contraction in livestock amid wartime strains.
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