Refit Crew Drives Down Coast for 58 Mile Run
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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
7
Open bottom rack could save grain in harvests
A reader argues that tight bottom racks would reduce grain losses during threshing, estimating that saving 244 of grain per operation would greatly boost yields for ten-bundle teams and their allies, urging collective effort to adopt the method.
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandraff and Rice Cultivation Growth
Minard's Liniment cures Dandraff. California rice cultivation advances as 1917 harvest nears mills. Rice industry grows from small output to large scale with California yielding large acres and rising per cent growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minard
Dandraff
California
Qraest
The Comlyn Alibi Headed Toward a Twist of Fate
In the courtroom aftermath Tony West faces growing doubt and scorn as Sir Anthony’s denial of rumors tests the jury. Cautious motive parsing and a tense late-night plan swirl, with Martha Trevlyn delivering a revealing interruption as the plot inches forward.
The Professor Intervenes in Wests of Western Abbey Tale
In an old farmhouse kitchen Martha Trevlyn and her husband Elijah discuss trouble tied to rumors and a mysterious plant of life. Elijah’s sour mood grows as the Wests face looming danger while others fear the crowner’s court whispers and a fragile honor hangs in the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Laura Pard
Laura
London
Clayton Kenyon
Louis Gaspard
Central Criminal Court
Mayfair
Kenyon
Slough
Martha Trevlyn
Martha Treviyn
Elijah Trevly
Wests
Western Abbey
Crowner’s
Elijah Trevlyn
Terry
Dominion census shows wheat and barley rise in Western Canada
Dominion government census office reports Western Canada wheat acreage at 15 526 110 acres in Alberta and Manitoba, up 14 percent. Barley climbs to 1 955 500 acres, up 5 percent, while oats gain 10 percent. A new school based crop data system now collects provincial figures to improve accuracy, despite some farmers lacking school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Alberta
Manitoba
Ulture
Owais
Ottawa
Industrial Growth Roars Along Coast of British Columbia
Vancouver reports robust industrial activity with rising rate work and bank returns. June figures show ten million dollars more than June last year, and the first week of July adds 2.6 million over the prior week. A new foundry is announced as part of ongoing expansion in the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
British Columbia
Permanat
Saa Province
Not Far Wrong Five Floor Neighbor Words
A garbled note describes a bashful bachelor on the fifth floor and a neighboring person seeking neighborly contact. The fragment references a girl and a mother, with unclear context and names, ending with “Vancouvee.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouvee
Italy's Vital Role in the War and Its Unequal Credit
The article argues Italy aided the Allies long before declaring war, noting August 1913 discussions with Austria, July 1914 pleas to England, and August 1914 assurances to France. It credits Italy's king and people with liberty values, urges recognition of Italy joining in May 1915, and lauds Italy's naval, military, and industrial efficiency despite resource limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Austria
Kiam Potter
U. S
Serbia
England
Germany
France
Seven Seas
Marne
Bismarck
House of Savoy
United States
Lusitania
Fly
Ltill
Reece
Canada Claims Last Surviving British Combatant
A terse report notes Canada recognizes the last survivor among British forces from a battle near Sch waterbrooke province. The awarded corporal won a commission for heroic conduct in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Resinencee Schwaterbrooke Province
Aed Wee
Wool Prompts Alberta Shipping to New Company
Fragmentary notes indicate wool shipments from Alberta in July reached a new supplier in Toronto. The text references thousands of units and ongoing freight movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Toronto
Bigger Crops Under Irrigation in Southern Alberta
Experiments at the Canadian Government Experimental Farm in Lethbridge compare irrigation and dry farming. Wheat yields reach 58 bushels per acre under irrigation vs 27 on dry land. Oats, barley, potatoes, beets and alfalfa also show higher outputs with irrigation, though some varieties perform better without irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Lethbridge
Marquis
Leth District
Fife
Tron
Steele
Danish Island
Balfour Denounces Hertling on Belgium Crimes and Peace Pact
Foreign Secretary Balfour warned that Germany might barter Belgium after conquest and stressed crimes against Belgium could never be wiped out. He urged Europe to seek lasting security through a league of nations or solid peace machinery to prevent future horrors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfour
Rsigor
Count von Hmertling
Belgium
von Hertling
Germany
B Four
Gay
Mr. Balfour
Europe
Council
League of Nations
Weiss a Solitary Retreat Draws Global Guests
The Argo naut notes Weiss in Switzerland as the favored resort for lovers of solitude with visitors flocking from all corners of the globe seeking quiet and isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pectus
Switzerland
Weiss
Four
Globe
The
Argonaut
The Useless Nickel Editorial Murmurs on Travel Costs
A terse opinion notes the nickel era has passed diminishing value of fares and travel. It laments that turning small coins into time consuming journeys yields little return. The piece hints at shifting travel costs and broader economic friction.
New Food Substitute Believed Great Source of Supply
Thomas Myers and Dr Roy Routledge report to Ottawa on a proposed soya bean substitute. They interviewed Dn A B McCallum and P Ruttan to discuss a new food source with strong value in Canada and the United States. Samples of milks powders and breakfast foods were tested and praised for quality and nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Myers
Roy Routledge
London
A. B. McCallum
Research Commission
P Ruttan
X B. T Son
Food Board
McCallum
Ottawa
Mr. Thompson
Canada
United
Far East
McCay
Ruttan
McCallan
Dispose of Old Hens and Breeding Stock Early
Poultry managers should dispose of all breeding males after the season ends and cull hens over one year old when prices are favorable. Sell cockerels as broilers or roasters if profitable. experiments show costs for incubation and feed rise unless cockerels are marketed by early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anete
Food Controller Sunday School Teacher Awarded
A community notice credits Joseph Riven as recipient of a Sunday School teacher reward for service in the first food outreach program. The report notes local support and recognition from the church group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Riven
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Sir Anthony
Tony West
Roug
Jack
Tors
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Waterloo
Appleford Counter Check Book Co., Ltd
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Man
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