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Newspaper
Melfort Moon
Location
Melfort, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1918
Page
4
St James Presbyterian Church holds morning and evening preaching services led by Rev OD Campeau. Early service announced with morning sermon and evening sermon by Hose Leves.
On Sunday July 2 pastors Smith and colleagues lead at South Church at 10:30 am and North Church at 7:30 pm with Sunday school in the evening.
Services Sunday July 23 in the Methodist church include morning Sunday school Iam and evening program Life's Purpose at 7. The Pastor will preach at both services with special music provided.
Public notices announce a Salvation Army gathering schedule with events on July 4 at 8 pm and July 20 at 8 pm. Additional farewell meetings are noted for July 6 and a late afternoon session on July 8.
Notes on fowls showing affected appearance and odor linked to unsanitary surroundings. Report highlights varied contamination levels and calls for improved cleanliness to maintain product quality.
The article explains choosing proper seed for vetch cultivation. It contrasts common vetch needing mild winters with hairy vetch tolerating cold and hot summers, notes misbranding and adulteration risks, and describes seed size color and distinctive seed scars visualized under magnification to detect混 adulterants.
Wastes from plant processing and animal by products can be used as fertilizers. Cottonseed meal from cottonseed oil remains a major source of ash-earnest fertilizer material, with fats and ashes recovered from various industrial wastes providing potash and phosphoric acid for fertilizer manufacture. The report notes significant use of organic wastes for feeding animals and for fertilizer production, including by products from nicotine processing and other industries.
Eskimo tribes along Hudson Bay feed by trapping salmon through seasonal river works. In autumn they build stone walls with openings to guide salmon upstream, then harvest with salmon-spears as tides ebb. The method yields hundreds to thousands of fish per river before winter ice.
Major Geary and Rae Gounesl report from the Gring line in France that substantial efforts aim to remedy mental development and provide positive instruction and training during the war. Reading spaces are scarce, with light and access proving major obstacles to study as the war continues.
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