Oxbow Town Council Sells Debentures In Deal
At a special meeting the council approved a 6 percent debenture issue after considering McKinnon's offer. Cadle and Nighton of Winnipeg arranged for a plant installation. A by law vote is due in about a month, with full plant completion in six weeks to two months.
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Oxbow
de Shceree
Torest
Atiner
Eee
Baird & McCay
Messrs. McKinnon
Saskatchewan
Beeo
Messrs. Cadle
Nighton
Winnipeg
Crop Condition Improves for Local Wheat Yield
Farmers in the district move from feared red rust to hopeful signs of a fair yield. Black rust remains scarce, moisture favors grain filling, and rising prices could boost marketable wheat reaching local elevators.
Neighborly Aid Between Boscarvis Farmers
A Saturday street exchange reveals two Boscarvis district farmers aiding a neighbor in need. One offers 100 bushels of feed on request while the other expresses sincere sympathy and notes the practical arrangement may require repayment when possible.
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Boscarvis
Charlie
Poe Samaritan
John
West
Rusted straw more valuable for feed than bright straw says minister
Regina August 14 1916 letter from F H Aun Acting Deputy Minister quotes Manitoba Agriculture on rusted straw. Dominion chemist finds rusted straw has over three times the crude protein of rust free straw. Palatability digestibility questioned but livestock keepers urged to utilize rusted straw to its feeding value.
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W. A. Greer
Regina
Eng
Oxbow
Saskatchewan
Manitoba Ment of Agriculture
Manitoba
Dominion
Ottawa
Shutt
F. H. Aun
Chas Walsh Injured In Runaway Accident
Chas Walsh was injured in a runaway accident when a rear horse bolted and entangled him in the guards. Medical aid at Alameda found a broken collar bone and multiple bruises. he rests as well as can be expected with hopes for full recovery.
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Walsh
Fom Alameda
Citizen urges postponing electric plant for town drainage
A ratepayer asks The Editor to delay funding an electric light plant during wartime. He notes urgent sanitary needs, especially cellar drainage, requiring daily pumping and high costs. He suggests fixing drainage and water systems first, then consider electric lighting later.
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