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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
2
The Kare Farm proprietor reports cucumber yield from about 1 4 9 acres produced 445 peach boxes weighing roughly fifty four tons. At eighty cents per box the value totals about 356.00 dollars.
Hilda and Parminter arrange a plan to gain access to the house at night with a door left unfastened and a quiet entry to the study. They discuss bribing Jarvis for leverage and insist on a final, once and for all deal to avoid blackmail.
In a tense scheme, Parminter pressures Mrs. Tressingham for funds to support a marriage and a new lodging house in Bayswater. Plans fix Roan to collect a despatch box at Hartsdale House then return it after its contents are inspected in Down Street. Von Roon and Hilda anticipate a delayed wait that unsettles them.
George Ellington returns to Curzon Street unaware of multiple plots tracking his every move. Watchers monitor his despatch box from Admiralty to Hartsdale House as he follows his late father’s rule to leave state papers at the door for the night. Letty is away, Marcia remains in the house after a lecture, and George prepares for an ordinary night that soon turns ominous.
Sale of school lands in Saskatchewan reports high prices and rising interest as parcels in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta fetch strong sums at public auctions. Notable sales include 160 acres at 76 dollars per acre near Nokomis and 154 parcels at Young bringing 515 768 dollars, with Morse and Brownlee auctions also posting substantial totals. Proceeds indicate growing activity in Western Canada land markets and continued funding for education through government trust lands.
Rhondda advises Canadians to consume surplus potatoes to economize on cereals. A memorandum on UK potato imports notes that all available resources will be needed for this purpose and highlights the shift in agricultural policy.
A British aeroplane seized by Germany was brought to towns to showcase successes of their air corps but the public reaction was unfavorable as locals mocked the display and the plan backfired.
Interesting the Children Seed fairs have become one of the most important branches of agricultural education. In Saskatchewan they were begun seven years ago and have increased in size and importance. This year forty fairs are arranged province wide, opening mid month and running to mid June. Poultry shows and occasional livestock exhibits accompany them. two College of Agriculture judges attend each fair to explain seed topics and discuss livestock.
A garbled OCR fragment references a gallant crew and a conquest of Great Britain. It mentions foes, a battle at sea, and a three shot salvo, with unclear names or dates.
The War Department receives daily new device ideas to speed up warfare. Inventors claim varied tools from sun reflective dazzlers to armored coats and aerial torpedoes, with about 10 000 inventions submitted since the war began. Many promising ideas are rejected for impractical wartime adaptation.
Fragmented OCR of a signed notice dated February 11 shows names Mrs ike pie Lotte and Ed N B. The readable text hints at a medical or ointment claim being questioned or recalled. Details are incomplete.
Researchers examine how church groups shape farming communities and country living. The piece discusses clergy involvement, social duties, and impact on rural families amid growing urban migration and resource strain.
Manitoba farmers expect higher crop values this year with wheat at a $2.05 per bushel basis, predicting a total yield near 199 million dollars. Oats and dairy products also rise in value though wheat acreage is smaller. butter exports to Montreal drive demand and Prairie provinces share in the revival of western prosperity.
A wartime appeal condemns any negotiated peace and calls for united effort on European soil with allies. The speaker warns that enemies of allied nations are traitors to the United States and mentions Belgium and France as examples of owed indemnities and territorial claims.
Fragmentary text references Sukhomlinoff and treason with a mention of a dress ball. No coherent event or full names to verify a complete news item.
A preview of plans by cooperative branches to broaden the shipping of live stock. The bulletin outlines devices and experiments, offering a full year's business guidance and free access to associations engaged in live stock marketing, with costs shared for local distribution.
A Louisville woman describes four years of female trouble that left her unable to walk or work without rest. After trying other options, she reports relief and improved health following a public remedy, claiming she is now well.
A 22 year resident in Berlin describes the city’s fare as deteriorating with high prices. Mussel sausage is called a terrible concoction of ground mussels and spices. Dried sea lion meat, worn as stew, yields nausea before one grows to like it. Bread costs seven percent, sawdust is used, rancid Danish butter is common, and prices reach far beyond prior years.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a contested statement involving a nurse and a person named Meaeety. Details are unreadable, leaving the main actor and context uncertain.
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