Sheep Raising in the West Highlights Benefits and Protection
An article urges Manitoba Saskatchewan and Northern Alberta farmers to raise sheep citing steady mutton values and low extra labor. It discusses weed control and land cleanup by sheep, notes coyote threats, and recommends cost effective fencing and temporary pastures to secure flocks and improve pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessling
Art Cate
Elkin
Manitoba
Eantera
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prairies
George He Grog
Dominion
Betis
Red River
Tribute to Osler and era of Japanese and Korean events
A tribute to Prof Osler notes his career from Cane Ulian student to Johns Hopkins fame and his stance against decadence. It recalls Dr Miers praising Osler at a London Tropical Medicine dinner and mentions Ishida and Hirobumi Ito with dates and roles in Japan Korea and empire reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osler
Occurpied
America
McGil University
Johns Hopkins University
London School of Tropical Medicine
Miers
Prof
Unier
Canada
England
Japan
Corea
Harbin
Corean
Sonsui
Ware
Hirobumi Ito
London
Hiogo
Tapen
IMM
Australian and Imperial Interchange Plans for Ships and Crews
A fragment describes exchanges between Australia and Canada involving ships and crews with Imperial navy involvement. It notes orders to be issued when desirable, potentially exchanging imperial cruisers and arranging training for public school youths to emigrate to Canada for farm work and studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australi
Deakin Sani
Osorle
Lamon
Poremittee
Nce
Sivise
Ginata
Canada Farms
De la Urange Breaks World Record in Doncaster Flight
Leon de la Urange smashed the world record at Doncaster aviation meet, covering one mile 660 yards in a flawless flight. The time recorded was 1 minute 4715 seconds, with the plane fully under control throughout the rapid run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doncaster
Eng
Leon de la Urange
Rae
New Anaesthetic Method Reported by Professor Jonnesco
Professor Jonnesco of Bukatont describes a new anaesthetic technique using strychnine to induce complete pain insensitivity while the patient remains conscious. He reports a year of safe, effective use across ages from 21 to 73 and presents the method to the Academy of Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Ant
Academy of Medicine
Jonnescor
Maite
Bukatont
Jonnesco
Fi Academy of Medicine
Yetow
Gladstone Named First Governor General of Union of South Africa
Herbert Gladstone, son of the late Prime Minister, reportedly to be the first Governor General of the Union of South Africa. He is said to accept a peerage and baronetcy prior to appointment, with past roles as Liberal home secretary and chief whip under Rosebery and Asquith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sannon
Herbert Gladstone
Une Union of
Asquith
Liberal Party
Czar Has Many Victims Amid European Executions
A government release notes that up to nine months into the year about 800 persons were condemned in European Russia and 447 executed. The report says executions rose steeply in the last three weeks, with about seven daily, half of them carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
European Russa
Offic
Ft Ciyih Foumnale
Congo Atrocity Claims Spark Brussels Inquiry
Reports from the Congo Independent State allege that between 1907 and 1900 rubber company officers tortured and killed natives, using armed sentries to force movement, imprisoning villagers, and burning villages. The Minister of Colonies has ordered an inquiry into the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Brussels
Congo Independent State
Te Colonies
Alberta Farmers to Organize and Push Co op Plan
Alberta farmers at the annual Farmers of Alberta convention in Edmonton plan to form a cooperative marketing association. They urge government ownership of elevators and pork packing plants and designate Rice Shephard to organize northern area. Delegates will debate marketing schemes, while the Dominion Grange attends a Toronto meeting. James Bower named president with a board including E Catewell and Capt. Keast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Farmers’ Association
Farmers of
United Farmers
Alberta
Iscon
Dominion Grange Nal
Toronto
Tellest Alta
United Formal
Othe Cea
James Bower
E. Catewell
Keaat
Mitr Roe
Crocker
Td CA
Julians Sharman
Swim
Iat
Pro Serangeenente
Subsidy Talks and Aviation Prizes Highlight Era News
The article notes possible subsidy renewal for the Allan Line Canada France service amid treaty talks and a potential fare increase. It also covers General Booth addressing Salvation Army supporters after losing use of an eye and Farman winning $12,000 in Blackpool aviation prizes, including $10,000 for the longest flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onawa
Canada
France
Trade concerns and a chance for a Canadian line
Ottawa reports from J S Larke in Sydney that the Empire Parliament congress was a success and Canadian delegates held their own while a New Zealand business man urged a subsidy favoring a direct Atlantic to Australia line. Also notes on teaching training for Manitoba Sunday School Association and various global topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Australia
Ottawa
JS. Larke
Sydney
N.S.W
Congress of Chambers of Congress of the Empire
New Zealand
Cofanas
New York Shipping
The
Steel Trust
General Grant Warns Army Size Lacks Strength
General Frederick Dent Grant told the Mens' club of St Martin's church in Oak Park that the Civil War and the War of 1812 might have ended differently if Tangents had been possessed. He argued the present U S Army is too small to face any first class world army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
United States
Frederick Dent Grant
St Martin's Church
Oak Park
Gralt
Yorkton Cattle Shipment to Toronto Reaches Sixth Trainload
William Duncan, buyer, recently shipped two trainloads of choice cattle to Toronto, forty-two cars in all. This marks the sixth trainload of cattle from Yorkton this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkton
William Duncan
Toronto
Victoria Rifle Association annual meeting headline marksmen
The Victoria Rifle Association’s annual meeting drew unprecedented attention in Australia and possibly the world. In the King’s prize events at 200, 600 yards, shooters posted high scores with seven scoring 103 or more and total marks surpassing 100 in some cases, underscoring a strong performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merpourne
Victoria
Australia
Record of the daring air demonstration by Tatham
Spectators watched as the pilot Tatham launched the Setuplane and soared at astonishing speeds, reportedly surpassing thirty miles per hour in a bold display. He throttled down to prove control, drawing cheers and a special prize for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatham
Avis
Latham
Land policy swindle critique sparks heated policy clash
A fragmented account portrays critics accusing the Great Northern and officials of a massive swindle tied to Dry Farming efforts and land settlement. The speech denounces government rail and land schemes, cites Homestead risks, and notes residents lured by railroad fare to western reservations with little chance of obtaining farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Cave Saan
Great Northern
Tanda Hill
Dey
Carrie Fyepingn
Interior Department
United States
Hlaci
Birge
Mr. Hill
Mr Hill
Finthent Indian Reservation
Ceour
Alene
Unnelless Cruiser Tide satigable at Saport unveiling
A damaged report describes the Tide satigable armoured cruiser unveiled after Saport recent, with spectators and a parade. It notes the Tide satigable as a gunless design and mentions the Indelat Vong vessel alongside, detailing deck clarity and propulsion hints while noting limited information on departure arrangements.
Labor Shortage Hinders Centre Work in AL Mills
Labor is scarce at the centre in AL with managers stating a famine in workers. Emvic improvement projects stall due to lack of manpower and lumber mills cannot operate at full capacity. Mattes of Prince Albert Lambert company says he could employ fifteen hundred men immediately if access to workers were possible and logging paroles have begun increasing demand for labor in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emvic
AL. Mattes
Prince Albert Lambert Company
Dry farming in Western Canada urged at congress
At the Fourth Dry Farming Congress in Billings Montana, speakers from Alberta emphasize moisture conservation and methods to avoid crop failure. They advocate a state run demonstration station, improved tillage, and summer fallowing as keys to success in western Canadian soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Medicine Mat
Billings
George Har
Agreatture
Republic
Endar U
King Hones
Keough
Alberta
Knowle
Oi Jsomaanndee
Casula
Armen
Campiell
Meshietine Hat
Congress
France to Build Seven Dreadnoughts Says Paris Dispatch
A Paris despatch reports the French government will construct seven Dreadnoughts instead of the four planned. The vessels will match the displacement of the new German Dreadnought. Special crews will be created in the chamber after the general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bant Mall
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Bri
Langon
Apd
Ecis
Accor
Heath
Othe
Prof. Osler
Gladstone
Hertart
Western Farmers
Ben
Sen
Naval Minster
Winnipes
Rane
Tien
Winnipeg
Lake Superior
Hubert Tamas
Hungary
Prue
Chapleau
Peter
Papa Tamas
St Arthur
Fort
Willian
Bernard
William Bernard Tamas
General Booth
U Tion
Salvationiste
Clapton
Ind
Trade of
Pastor
Manitoba Sunday School Association
Rattray
Pipestone
Sarchy
Tenea
Mars
Earth
St Paul
California
Cal
Chico
Red Bluff
Weaver- Anderson
Dunsmuir
Jon
Aiee Hall
Bull Hing
Tandon
Armores
Saport
Custon
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