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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
7
The report notes a record price for flax related to car lot sales. A red car context appears in the fragment with figures like 62,006 and references to bushels and contents of a car. Further readable details are unclear.
Fragmented note warns mothers to keep children safe during hot weather and to store tablets securely. Mentions stomach and bowel trouble and seeking medical help when symptoms arise. References to tablets and safety emphasize preventing harm.
An entertain ing speaker at a meeting extols the value of ability and effort. He argues ability is shown by doing one’s best in any work. A fragmentary cannibal story is briefly referenced, illustrating the lesson.
An article notes irrigation centers in Southern Alberta and British Columbia. It argues larger moisture supply boosts crop volume, with soil quality and climate shaping yields. It highlights limited moisture leads to poor harvests and cites variable local results.
An official notice from Western towns states that all structures on the primary street must be brick, stone, or cemented. The decree aims to standardize building materials across the town center.
An advertisement touts fast corn removal using a topical product described as painless. It claims roots loosen easily with a few drops and promises quick relief, urging purchase from Putnam’s.
A news blurb notes strong prosperity in parts of Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba. It highlights a favorable crop outlook and references recent conditions across Northern Saskatchewan and central regions. Wheat yields and early sowing patterns are mentioned amid reverent regional context.
The report notes profit on Hoge on land amid a late campaign with minimal disease losses. It states marketing is weak, but prices are well above last year by four to five dollars per hundred, signaling a notable advance over previous year levels.
A visitor describes sizeable Dakota farms and the dairy life, noting cows and milk returning as a main theme. The Gespräch shifts to a sales pitch for Dr. J. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy, claiming immediate relief and renewed life despite past attacks.
In Warrick County Indiana towns mobilize labor to help farmers harvest wheat. County agents and local men form a defense driven force to cut and load sheaves while towns’ work crews transition to evening duties and transport, supporting a broader Red Cross aid effort.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a site labeled Woodlands and a mysterious Pin EO near Missle in Nassau area. Readers should expect further details on location, entities, and context once full text is recovered.
Fragmentary notes allege nations construct merchant ships to defeat Germany. A government yard at Shang is said to have four cargo vessels with hundreds of tons each, though details are unclear and portions are illegible.
A cryptic summary notes Foch's tactics as a puzzle even to seasoned strategists, with references to Serer and other figures as unclear elements in the discourse.
The Swedish press landscape is described as pro German with Aftonbladet and Stockholm papers aiding Sweden’s neutrality stance. The author argues a German delegation influenced coverage and explains how interviews and press positions align with pro German aims amid Branting’s controversial status. The piece cites Nya Dagligt and Bjorkman in New York as sources.
A wartime column asserts the conflict teaches Americans about allies, correcting stereotypes of French as lax and Brits as stiff. It praises Allied strengths, noting French resolve and British steadiness, and argues travel and study of Europe counter prejudice through real character portraits.
Practical farmer guidance notes two methods to keep mustard from seeding and compares options on a small scale. Encourages trial, side by side testing, and careful evaluation before wide adoption in the next spring planting.
The notice describes wartime measures in Newfoundland with men unavailable for military service and women taking farm roles. Evaders faced two to five years in jail, and most accepted enlistment as an alternative. Military patrols rounded up resisters amid widespread compliance.
The fragment mentions a vermifuge and references medicines and injuries but provides no clear event, date, location, or named entities to form a full newspaper item. Further readable content is needed to produce a coherent title and summary with concrete facts.
The piece urges citizens to defend democracy at home not abroad, highlighting the need to tackle profiteers and laziness. It argues that victory over Germans depends on national resolve and moral conduct, with emphasis on personal responsibility and civic duty.
An unclear note indicates a provincial auction of live stock including heifers and mature cattle. It mentions a sale to be held locally with prices set to cover provincial costs and avoid losses. Details such as date and venue are not readable.
A war photographer captures a French infant amid military life, the child shown near a tent and a general’s horse as he grows. He hears soldiers speak and learns ranks, while believing he will not join the fighting because he wears blue, recalling his homeland.
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