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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 21, 1918
Page
6
The report cites Zavita at the eastern agrarians convention claiming world-leading pre s s wheat per capita and high production figures. It discusses relative per capita outputs comparing the United States Canada and other regions, noting evolving emphasis on wheat growth and promising varieties amid ongoing agricultural efforts.
An OCR fragment urges swift action on electric service with references to Pe. Thomas and a price, noting widespread trouble but offering no clear details or dates. The garbled text suggests public assistance or emergency measures.
Journal notes ancient Indian irrigation remains found along a route from Prescott to Mexico. It highlights Montezuma's Well as a natural, circular feature four hundred forty feet wide and ninety three feet deep with lime in solution preserving ditch walls.
A Life note recalls an essay on how the war would end and, in 1913, a song predicting no more war. The fragment hints at pacifist sentiment and literary references without full context.
Readable text notes a limited gallery event featuring items from JANKING Limited at a venue described as 30 Co age Beret Trento. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
Department of Agriculture offers hints for farmers to guard grain crops against rusts. Emphasizes seed treatment, soil health, weed control, and timing of sowing. Advises against relying on rust proof varieties and notes early sowing can reduce rust damage.
Fragmentary text notes a creature nicknamed Worm Terminator associated with Mother Graves. The passage hints at ranking, reputation, and consistency but provides few concrete details or context.
A Saskatchewan government meeting approved farm loans totaling 1,500,000 with further allocations noted. Officials indicate funds have begun to be disbursed and applications are being processed as the program unfolds.
Fragmentary notes indicate confusion over Constantinople and Russia involving Lloyd George. The text hints at military and diplomatic moves affecting Ottoman assets and British stance, with unclear sequence and names.
The German navy operates seven or eight submarines that inflict heavy Allied shipping losses. Many sinkings come from gunfire, as modern wet guns mounted on static platforms endure seawater and remain ready on deck above water.
The article promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for rheumatism, claiming the disease diminishes when the blood is rich and red. It cites testimonials, including Mr. A. E. Hinton of Toronto, noting long suffering and relief after treatment.
An item notes Oldoe Island as one of the days highlighted for the arrival of Sir James. The fragment hints at a ceremonial or notable event surrounding his appearance, with local interest focused on the island.
Fragmentary text claims annexation of Mets Sea region and French-speaking areas. Mentions France with many generals and a wary frontier, urging inquiry into Alsace Lorraine wishes from natives in exile in the United States as cited by the New York Tribune.
A customer asserts chronic headaches were cured by kidney and liver pills sold by G. Fair of Newtown. Charles K. Tait confirms the testimonial and urges others to try the product, stating he used a box and finally felt complete relief.
The food controller limits the extra charge distributors may add to milk costs from January until further notice. In Saska Alberta and Columbia the added amount must not exceed 54 cents per quart. The measure aims to control consumer prices amid regulatory changes.
A fragmented OCR note mentions Minard's Liniment and a bold claim it can cure dandruff. The text also contains distorted phrases about a sandstone slab and unrelated garbled words. No verifiable event, date, or clear entities beyond Minard's Liniment.
The company operates a branch to assist farmers in the territory with livestock, stock options, and feed. This effort aims to boost herd health and sustainability, shaping Alberta's livestock sector for the future.
A fragmented report accuses the Kaiser of undermining German morale with grandiose speeches and self aggrandizement. The text cites critics who label the ruler as inconsistent and impractical, calling attention to damaged rhetoric and unreliable judgments.
A brief, unclear OCR fragment mentions a river and actions near a location. Readable elements include potential names and a Beleiens reference, but details are too fragmentary to identify a clear event, date, or participants.
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