Western Canada harvests set wheat records across three provinces
Wheat yields across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta push total production well beyond 250 million bushels with many fields averaging 40 to 60 bushels per acre. Reported strains include 5 465 bushels from 160 acres and 69 bushels per acre on a field near Lethbridge. Grain moves swiftly to markets via CPR CNP and GTP lines, aided by vast elevator capacity and government storage upgrades.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
British Columbia
Elmir Seller
Strassburg
Sask
Jas. A. Benner
Daysland
J. N. Wagner
A. Tosthagen
Gleichen
D. H. Engle
Humboldt
Iowa
Lethbridge
Unity
United States
Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Louis
Wadena
S. A
Prairie
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Northern Railway
Grand Trunk Pacific
Denver
Western Canada
Swift Current
Chicago
Clay, Robinson and Company
E. H. Maunsell
Macleod
Maunsell
Armour and Company
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Northern
Dominion
His Reward Do you go to Sunday school every Sunday
A brief dialogue notes a father asking his child about Sunday school and the boy's reply that his father will restrict movie-going if he skips. The exchange highlights parental influence on religious attendance and family structure.
Fortify the System Against Winter Cold
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic promotes immune strength as fall users stockpile bottles to fortify the system for winter. It contains quinine and iron in a tasteless form, purifying and enriching the blood. 50c. Adv.
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GROVE
Silent man references timber and a product slogan
An advertisement style passage touts Dr. Pierce's Pellets for liver bowels and stomach claiming one Pellet for laxative and three for cathartic. It contrasts with regret over unspoken letters and hints at practical uses in daily life.
Try Denison's Coffee Promises and Pushing Jobs
An old proverb hints that Denison's Coffee may quell weary laborers though the line about offering a job to a lazy man suggests a wary view of employment incentives. The quotation frames coffee as a remedy and a social prompt regarding work.
Harvesting. of. Silage for Dairy Cows
Guide to cutting stage and packing for corn silage to maximize preserved feed. Details on timing when ears are milk stage with glazed kernels, use of corn binder for speed, cautions with small cutters, and steps to ensure even settling and air exclusion. Properly prepared corn silage offers economical succulent forage during pasture shortages and supports high milk output with limited grain.
Plan to Store Vegetables
H O Werner of the North Dakota Experiment Station advises careful handling to prevent bruises and decay. Cabbage celery and root crops store best at low humidity with ventilation. onions near freezing in a dry atmosphere. squash and pumpkins dry air at around fifty degrees. celery is transplanted in storage with soil on roots and sand. Root crops keep best buried in sand or soil in a cool place. most vegetables dry in sun before storage.
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H. O Werner
North Dakota
Toxic rhetoric censored in hostile call to action
A harsh text condemns weaklings and urges brutal action. It frames violence as justified against presumed weak individuals and labels them as first to be infected, reflecting extremist or violent language. The fragment shows aggressive dehumanization and incitement patterns.
Harness Care For Farmers Aids Leather Longevity
Farmers are advised to store harness in a dedicated barn room or hallway away from manure to avoid ammonia damage. A small, clean, rodent free space keeps leather from cracking and drying, reducing repairs and contamination from stable activity.
Dig Holes by Horse Power shows a soil auger rig
The article explains a horse powered soil auger for post hole digging. A horse pulls rope through a pulley to rotate the auger while the operator applies downward pressure. After each hole earth is shaken out, using anchors and a cable to measure spacing and keep the auger upright.
Fancy Eggs Pay Off For Large Fresh Shells
Fresh eggs that are clear full bodied and bright in uniform color fetch higher prices. Producers who weigh 24 ounces or more per dozen gain advantage in marketing fancy eggs.
Sweeten Soil for Alfalfa Before Planting
Alfalfa fails on sour or acid soil. Test with blue litmus from a druggist. If blue turns pink, lime is needed. Apply two to four tons per acre of lime or lime rock to the surface before seeding, fall or early spring. Spread by shovel for small areas.
Table Scraps Advocates Feeding Fowls Regularly
A worn note argues scraps should be saved not discarded. It urges feeding fowls daily after proper preparation and cooking to provide steady nourishment.
Cultural methods curb orchard insect damage through rotation
The text stresses preventive control over chemicals, noting insects thrive where land is neglected. It urges thorough cultivation, removal of rubbish and diseased fruit, fall plowing, and crop rotation to reduce insect numbers and losses, contrasting practices with Europe.
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Europe
Location for Fruit Garden Plant trees in straight rows with specified spacings
The fruit garden should adjoin but not join the vegetable garden. Plant standard apple trees 40 feet apart, pears 25 feet apart, peaches plums and morello cherries 20 feet apart. After two-year trees are planted stake and tie, net with four foot wire to protect from vermin and cultivation. Low vegetables may grow between rows. keep ground mellow and remove weeds.
Spraying for Insect Pests Expands Beyond Orchards
The article notes spraying becomes popular for apples peaches and other crops including potatoes gardens and field crops. An automatic sprayer is showcased designed for one person use with a wheeled barrow and hoseline delivering material to plants as the operator moves around trees and bushes.
Arsenates in Spraying Compared for Fruit Trees
The piece notes that arsenate of zinc is being sought as a cheaper alternative to lead but warns it is more dangerous to fruit and foliage and costly. Arsenate of lead has long been used for its strength and well known character.
Frost protection pays for California citrus crops
The citrus fruit growers in California report frost protection as a major factor in securing a fruit crop. Though orchard protection equipment is costly, the returns are described as fabulously high and worthwhile.
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California
Orchard neglected despite diligent farmers on the place
The text notes good farmers keeping the place in ship shape most of the year, but the orchard is neglected. It mentions men who complain that it does not pay to raise traits, suggesting financial concerns affect orchard care.
Grateful Testimonial for Dodds Kidney Pills
A Welcome Lake Pennsylvania resident Mr F C Case writes that Dodds Kidney Pills cured his back ache kidney trouble and related symptoms. He grants permission to publish the letter to aid other sufferers and notes 50c per box at local Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets are 50c per box.
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Welcome Lake
Dodds
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Not Applicable Conversation Fragment
Dialogue between Betty and Basil referencing a brother’s cleverness. Judge remarks the siblings are all clever. no concrete event or location is provided.
Real Skin Comfort Ad Claims Soothing Emollients For Irritated Skin
An advertisement promotes bathing and anointing creams for tender itchy skin offering intense comfort not easily imagined by nonusers. Readers are urged to sample by mail from Cuticura Boston and to cultivate familiarity with the products. Also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for liver bowels and stomach regulation with a health claim.
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Cuticura
Dept. XY
Boston
Dr. Pierce
Cash Predicament Sparks Wedding Debate
Edith questions marrying the wealthy Mr. Boxleigh while Marie defends the match by citing his means and the promised fortune. The dialogue centers on social pressure and financial considerations in a marriage decision.
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Edith
Boxleigh
Marie
Boss Advises Salary Cut To Deter Marriage
A boss tells a worker he will cut his weekly pay by $5 to discourage marriage, arguing that marrying is a risky move. The worker seeks a raise to marry, but the boss warns he will reduce wages to prevent a foolish decision.
Husband's Sacrifice at Constitutional Convention
Elihu Root in New York recalls a group at the constitutional convention that valued self sacrifice. A wife jokes about the high cost of living and the need for a servant, prompting a husband to joke he can cook or eat out if no raise is possible.
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Elihu Root
New York
Smith
Change to Postum Cereal from Coffee Cures Ills
A woman recounts quitting coffee for two weeks at a time and drinking Postum. She describes relief from distress, breathing trouble, heart palpitations, and headaches, attributing improvements to the coffee substitute and noting Postum’s two forms and price.
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Dog Battle Creek
Mich
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