Dunning Honors Charles A Dunning Amid War Effort Talks
Availed by the Dominion Government and ministerial circles in Canada as a card for national finance and reconstruction. The piece notes Dunning’s role as treasury minister and committee chair, with references to wartime fundraising drives. It details appeals to wholesalers and railway towns from Crevelbenre to Radville and mentions the O.N.R. Railway area, signaling a broad mobilization context. The article shifts to a confession in a western crime, describes police accounts of the Carmel-La Joie murder, and laments the brutality. It ends with a Salvation Army fundraising drive in Saskatchewan aiming for seventy thousand dollars to support men in khaki and demobilization efforts, led by Governor A. Richard Lake and Premier J. Cross.
Thomad Mooney Threats and Labor Leader Fate
Fragmented OCR describes labor leader Thomad Mooney facing threats and potential strike actions tied to a court case in the United States. References to police, siege conditions, and related figures appear amid garbled text and partial names.
Saskatchewan Land Boom and Empire of Grain Prosperity
The article argues that post 1902 Saskatchewan saw unprecedented development likened to a western land rush. It lauds cheap land, rapid settlement, rising towns, and farmers earning high incomes, viewing land as the era’s safest global investment and a foundation of wealth in a growing agricultural empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ckatcheven
Mississippi River
United States
Saskatchewan
Europe
Thal
Jay
Soo
Canada
Duplicity of Germiny Serpent Ode Recalls Osm Workers
Fragmentary OCR text notes varied Osm workers and a theme of duplicity among Germiny Serpent odes. The readable parts suggest a retrospective column or feature listing diverse labor groups and a curious literary angle.
Turbulent Bavarian Disclosures Spark War-Era Doubts
Fragmentary text depicts European tensions with Germany. Mentions a 46th Battalion figure and a Pool room near a fire site as a regional hub. Context suggests espionage and government notes, with uncertain references to German deception and wartime critique.
Coyote Menace Prompts Vigilant Sheep Farming Advice
The article describes coyotes as a constant threat to flocks in varied terrain and recommends unrelenting dog-assisted predation, including Irish wolfhounds and foxhounds, to drive coyotes from pastures. It notes the value of wire fencing and the benefit of dogs that hunt by scent to flush predators into open space for quicker kills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowber
Baskathe
Forest resources of British Columbia report findings
The three year Commission of Conservation study estimates British Columbia contains 556 465 square miles with a vast forest area. It says 000 000 hoard feet of saw lumber in place and reveals much land cannot produce forests due to conditions and fire losses. It notes nearly twice the commercial timber has been destroyed by careless fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayer
Commission of Conservation
Forest Resources of
British Columbia
Death of A. J. Galbraith Sparks Manitoba Loss
Winnipeg reports the death of A. J. Galbraith, 33, professor of chemistry at Manitoba Agricultural College, from complications after Spanish influenza. The note accompanies a report on wheat conditions in Australia and local market updates, including post December 1 price shifts for re cleaned screenings at Fort William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.O.K
Fort William
Winnipeg
A. J. Galbraith
Manitoba Agricultural College
General Purpose Cattle and the Shorthorn Breed
A historical note praises the General Purpose cattle and the horned Shorthorn breed for dual use. It highlights cows yielding milk during prime years and later becoming prime beef, sometimes after calving. The piece urges farmers to value such cattle over discarding scrub Holsteins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahgere Tole
Mice Plague Hit Australian Wheat Growers
Mice devastate wheat fields across Australia and parts of Missouri report a harvest drop as farmers struggle to control the outbreak. The text notes a government response and mentions a first female candidate in Regina and influenza era disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Stewart Muirhead Ie
Regina
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C. A. Dunning
Charles A. Dunning
Treasury
the Wilteed
Regina Avenues
Atin
Dr. Gervais
Carmel
Adolphe la Joie
Fred
Horsley
Salvation Army
the Red
Ita
Pes Hay
A. Richard Lake
J A. Cross
Da.o
Dub. No. 12
Ddethouse Grain Grow ' Association
Prom Citisene and
Caite Os
Garthie i
Boreley
Moe
Barrie
Moose Jaw
Osm
westEeet Seo Et
Germany
See
Regel
B.C. Swain
46Th Battalion
Om Poiatoy
Barker
Regins
Bheep
Timber Resources
Missouri
Ali
Heintzman & CO
Ted Ong
Port
Saad
Victor-Victrolas
Victor Records
Tong Hall
Heintzman & Co., Limited
Erintanales Ad Teadiithees
Sos
Oarr Sonore Phonographs
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