Conference Call for Third Rural Credits Meeting in Chicago
The National Council of Farmers Cooperative Associations joins the general committee for the Rural Credits Conference to be held in Chicago from November 29 to December 2. The aim is to seek legislation and banking accommodations to aid farm credit, distribution, and marketing while farm and landowner interests nominate delegates. Also notes Saskatchewan cattle distribution under the Life Stock Purchase and Bale Act and the discovery of an ampathistris statue in Portuoll with remains dating to Nero’s era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Council of Farmers Cooperative Associations
Mg Comine Sesriin
Amricul
Jens Vide
American Bankers’ Association
Farm Mortgage Bankers’ Association
Coun
Saskatchewan
Department of Agriculture
P.P. Bred
Maby
Department
Kerrobert
Rush Lake
Debden
Rhived
Rheilbrook
Wadena
Waste in Burning Straw Prompts Feed and Land Use Debate
The report discusses the value of burned straw and proposes using wheat straw as fodder and soil amendment. It highlights cost savings, nutrient content, and the potential double use for feed and fertilizer. It notes figures like straw worth per ton and the comparative value of wheat and oat straw for stock and soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertining Clemente
Stra Erie
Mothers Need Constant Strength Says Dr Williams Pills Ad
A vintage ad extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for blood building strength for mothers and tired women. It features Mrs G Strasser of Acton West Ontario and claims the pills restore health and energy for housework, childbirth, and motherhood, with a product offer and mail order details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra G. Strasser
Acton West
William
Babr
Bs Mall
Williams
Grading Screenings and their Use in Feeding Livestock
A Dominion pamphlet details the composition and feeding value of crop screenings. It notes weed seeds comprise about sixteen percent of waste seed weight and that screenings often contain black seeds that are unsuitable as feed. The document urges careful screening, cleaning, and selective use to reduce weed spread and improve livestock nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tet
Dominion Agriculture
Ottawa
Hue
R. Dymond
Atri “Ba
BSA
Dominion
United Sates
Arion
Stork
Ava Giindiie
Ergner
Rowe G
Valle
Canada Wheat Crop Forecasts and Prairie Labor News
The report notes strong prairie demand for sawn lumber and cattle fattening schemes in Alberta Vermilion Valley to bolster British continental trade. It lists wheat oats rye and other grain projections across Canada with high yields and record acreage, while a small incident on a tramcar ends with a constable remark about fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usada
Vermilion
Alberta
Edmonton
Tia
Dominion
Cieremost
Britain
Canada
Northwest
Howe
Sores Heal Quickly with Dr Thomas Electrie O11
A damaged ad asserts a remedy named Dr Thomas Electrie O11 cures sores rapidly. It claims the product stops sloughing removes tarry flesh and pus, cleans wounds, and aids healing where other treatments failed, touted as a recognized healer among local users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas’ Kelectrie
Peon
Comets and Wars Mark Historical Sky Events in Russia
The article notes that comets visible in Russian skies over four centuries often coincide with wars, with only a few exceptions. Delavant’s comet, like the 1812 comet, aligns with major conflicts, while a faint record appeared during Japan’s war. The piece also mentions a Canadian board's name change for a river to Old Man River after a Trade Board decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Int
Japan
Delavant
Europe
Napoleon
Geographical Board of Trade of Canada
Letibridge Board of Trade
Old Man River
Dominion commission to study agricultural problems announced
An order in council creates a Dominion commission to investigate agricultural issues. The commission’s personnel have not yet been announced and a November conference produced a joint memorandum. Statements cite government action to aid farmers and reference U S. statistics on population growth and migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricul Commission
Dominion Commission
Canada
Fragmented Report Devotes to Military and Industrial Advances
The article surveys a range of topics from imperial yeast preparations claimed to combat typhus to details on Venezuelan saba ciia seed exports and Formas shipments. It notes potential improvements in armor plate, steel strength, and a general undercurrent of technical progress alongside military planning in Greece and Britain's wartime era rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Board of Yeast
Andrew Ratlout
Scientific Researe
London
Venezuela
Sabe
Mitan
la Guaira
Formas
United States
England
Alfour
Corman
Agai i
Fragmented lines touch on duty and sacrifice in wartime
A jumbled excerpt hints at an officer and recruits who are prepared to die for their cause, mentioning Germans and a sense of duty amid combat. The text is incomplete but suggests a wartime moral resolve and fatal stakes.
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Maui
Ew.gillett CO
Toronts
Nero
Ant
Rae
Minard’s Liniment
Prairies
Lamber
Amerdid
Ile
Tien Sre
Sai
British Columbia
Mooney's Biscuits
Mooney
Mooney’s
Winnipeg
Hallam Building
Torent Canada
Anton Detter
Carter
America
William J. Smythe
Francisco
Germany
Minard
Neura
Pars Tery
Vubalterni
Greece
Gree
Winnipeg Grain Exchange Licensed and Bonded Dealers’ Directory
Organvee
Connanoneat
McDermot St
Winnipee Ieee ‘Wiley Meade
Mas
Randall, Gee & Mitchell, Ltd
Eevee
Licenerd
Alicia Yout
Areen Motor CO
Winkipes
Manitoba
Good
Wince
Sages
Timper
Agioae
Aes
Iven Inricxon
Rapion
Mother Graves
Tomy
Jerry
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