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Newspaper

Oxbow Herald

Location

Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Jan 06, 1916

Page

3

Demand For Sheep Taxes the Supply in Saskatchewan

Farmers show renewed interest as wool prices climb. P M Brett acting livestock commissioner has worked to secure about 1200 sheep for the province after October sales, with buyers flooding his office. Sheep owners on Western Canada ranges boosted prices to about eight dollars per head for range sheep as the industry expands rapidly. The Saskatchewan sheep sector, once considered a hobby, now underpins mixed farming with growing optimism for future profits.

Saskatche Ogan Department of Maskatoon Star P. M. Brett Regina Saskatchewan Tarwmere Wirliz Frog Department of Agriculture Renges

Minard Liniment Claims Cures Garget in Cows

A report notes Minard's Liniment curing garget in cows. An Austrian invention uses electric warming for soldiers with flexible ties woven into fabric. A cabling system feeds 160 watts at 30 to 50 volts, costing about two cents per hour per man, with salts weighing under two pounds and about $20 per unit.

Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator Gains Noted Aid

Recognized as the leading specific for worm destruction Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator aids suffering children everywhere. It seldom fails.

French Student Reflects On English Fast Phrase

An intelligent Frenchman studied English and notes the paradoxes of the word fast. He observes quick and fast meanings, and how wasting or spending freely relates to being fast, until a later line about surrendering to learn.

Possibilities for Girls in Tomato Club Movement

Rural girls built a national tomato club program, growing from forty six members to over sixty thousand enrolled by 1914. They canned millions of tomatoes and sauces, earned profits, and funded poultry and dairying ventures. The national board promotes domestic science with prizes and record-keeping in Washington.

Aes Fira Fe Cesta Ilan Fa’ Sou Iy Carolina Ood & National Morese Trenorsi @ruration board Laat Zeerssigrosa Hamilton Co Tennessee Misa Virginia Moore Misa Katie Gunner Samaria 8.C Helen Durham Fountiful Wala Great National Board For “Domestic Science Washington

Baby's Own Tablets Offer Gentle Laxative for Babies

A Dr Williams Medicine Co product from Brockville Ont markets Baby's Own Tablets as a gentle laxative for infants. Mothers report their babies take the tablets willingly, avoiding harsh unpalatable castor oil. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order at 26 cents per box.

Baby Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Ottawa luncheon urged strict economy to aid Britain in war

Hon H Brand financial agent of David Lloyd George told business men in Ottawa that half of England’s population works in munitions and Canada must support the war with utmost economy. He praised Canada’s loan advances to Britain and promised repayment after the conflict ends. The speech included figures about 3,000,000 yen in fighting lines and noted the war would be long with heavy empire burdens.

England A. En Howe H. Brand David 'Noye George Ottawa Duke of Connaught Robert Borden Wilfrid. Laurier Mr. Brand Canada Empire Great Britain

Won Fame on its Merits

The un bounded popularity that Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil enjoys is not attributable to advertising but to the merits of this medicine. It is sought in every city and town nationwide for its proven good qualities.

Thomas

Canada Eases Eye Test for Soldiers

The eye test moderation allows more men to enlist in Canada. Previously up to 100 men in Toronto were turned away for vision issues. The new test aligns with England and eases the standard used during overseas service.

Canada England Toronto Ottawa

Insects Consume Food Prodigiously

A fragment notes insect appetites with wild comparisons, claiming a baby caterpillar eats twice as much as a potato beetle by proportion to size and humorously exaggerating how a horse or caterpillar would devour hay or leaves daily. The text references farmer losses and a pest called the gracsopeer, amid conjecture about daily food intake.

Siena

Addressed to New York Officials Halted by Censors

A set of carés addressed to new ries will be stopped by censors as authorities review contents.

Ave Ries

Nerviline Promises Quick Relief for Toothache and Earache

An old-time family remedy Nerviline is advertised as quickly easing toothache earache and other pains at night or when far from a doctor. The copy promotes vigorous rubbing and claims forty years of popularity in the Dominion with economical large and small bottle sizes available from all dealers.

Dominion

Growth of Saskatchewan Farmers Co‑ops Surges in 1915

Saskatchewan reports 189 farming co operatives registered since 1915 to support trading producing purchasing and marketing. Livestock marketing rose from nine associations in 1914 to 3015 reports by November 1915 with year end prospects strong. An expert from the department will assist local groups free of charge to organize shipments market and settle expenses. A cooperative bulletin is available on request from Regina.

Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture Suevertiene Co-operative Uileman Co-operative Branch Parliament Buildings Regina

War tax stamps to use two cent stamp with surcharged face

The office department chooses to use the ordinary two cent stamp with a surcharged war tax design to avoid issuing a three cent stamp. The plan aims to hide the stamp as a temporary wartime measure and withdraw after the war. A rural editor asks readers about hens dying. the column responds with a brief medical remark.

Office Department

Grape Nuts Shines For Convalescents In Need

A Western woman recalls typhoid survivor six year old niece who could not eat for weeks. Doctors gave up yet simple diet of Grape Nuts proved easily digested and nourishing aiding recovery. The account underscores the product narrative as a dependable food during illness.

Canadian Pacific Sighted With 36000 Small Shareholders

The 1916 outlook notes 36000 small CP shareholders and over 1400 holding more than fifty shares. Earnings are rising with a forecast of 10 to 15 percent for the capital, driven by grain and cargo traffic. Winnipeg banks expect continued heavy grain movement through winter. The company also supplies munitions and war materials to Britain.

O.R Fe.pany Uta Canadian Pacific New York Winnipeg Bank Era Canada CPA Proceek Financial Times

Highway Engineering Short Course Offered by Illinois University

Civil engineers at the University of Illinois in cooperation with the state highway department will run the third annual short course in highway engineering at Urbana from January 1916. The program will feature lecturers of note and focus on the economics and financial aspects of road building, offering practical study for road builders and engineers.

University of Iainois E& Y University of Ilinois State Highway Department Urbana Stad Auco

France Will Not Seek Peace Until Alsace Lorraine Restored

Albert Thomas undersecretary of war states France will not seek peace until Alsace Lorraine are recovered Belgium and Serbia are restored and German imperialism is ended. He argues peace must follow victory for the allies and a lasting peace founded on union and justice.

France Alsace Lorraine Belgium Serbia Albert Thomas M. Thomas Brnef Aris Socialist Party

Egg Famine Feared Amid Shortage Rumors

A garbled notice signals concern over an egg shortage linked to unspecified factors. The fragmentary text references a Canadian angle and potential impacts on meat supplies, but details remain unclear.

Pete

Germans See Rapid German Machine Gun Expansion On Russian Front

Col Clerget of the Russian army reports in an article that Germany is rapidly expanding machine gun use along the Russian front. He notes streamlined training for all troops, including sanitary workers, and the swift deployment of automatic rifles and armored transport for guns and ammo. He also mentions the shift to machine gun batteries and a new double explosive shrapnel shell with limited effect.

Clereet Ax Aes Erman Ran Clerget Sanitary Col

Minard's Liniment Claims Cure for Various Ailments

Advert mentions Halifax Andrecw King cured of rheumatic gout by Minard's Liniment and Crewe Read of Sussex cured of acute rheumatism. Also Markham Ontario reader Willing of Lakefield Gea reports cure of acute rheumatism. Dated Oct 8, 1907.

Minard Halifax Andrecw King Crewe Read Sussex Nea Markham Lakefield Gea

Canadian Troops in London Send Warm Boots to Trenches

Letters from Canadian soldiers describe freezing conditions in trenches and appreciation for jack boots jerseys and skin coats marked Made in Canada. They recount shelling, hunger relief, and camaraderie as fellow troops endure a harsh winter.

London Canada

Warrington Pa farmer cites sherp fraising benefits before state board

James M. Paston explains to the state board of agriculture his reasons for sherp fraising. He argues the animals thrive on rough billides, eradicate weeds cheaply, and are economical to outfit, with less labor required.

James M. Paston Warrington County State Board of Agriculture Finges

Fragmentary note on seizure and debt terms

An unclear entry mentions a guest or party connected to Baek and a case involving ore and a room. The text references a conversion of a debt into a stated amount and mentions zero pesos, with garbled words about intent and use.

Baek Ees

Of Interest to Hoy Scouts Free Gazette for Beout Waiters in Forces

The Chief Scout seeks to keep in touch with Scout officers and former Scouts now serving in His Majesty's forces. A plan to send the Headquarters Gazette free for six months starting with the November issue is offered to any Beout waiter in the Navy or Beout soldier serving with the expeditionary forces. Names ranks and full addresses must be sent to the Headquarters Gazette, 18 Henrietta Street, London. An application form can be filed signed by a Scout officer or by the applicant.

Headquarters HLM Navy Secute Gavette Henrietta Street London Bool Gasette

Question on Aala and a boy’s curious dialogue

A short dialogue shows a boy and his companion discussing knowledge and a question about Aala. The smaller speaker claims certainty, while the other questions the scope of what they know.

Aala Nuwe

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