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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
7
Fragment from a serialized tale features Mrs Brown and the Squire discussing Abs Bartlett and a troubled woman living at a cottage. The pair note her fear and secrets as they plan to check on her and offer help amid hints of hardship and past injuries.
A dialogue reveals Mrs. Bartlett and a squire debating marriage plans for Miss Egerton. The squire insists on a prompt union and possible travel abroad while Miss Egerton’s past desires and character are weighed against social expectations and affection.
The text urges using the hoe as hot weather approaches to prevent wilting patriotism and to support gardening efforts. It emphasizes that planting is only part of work and warns sloth will undo prior labor. Fresh greens and home canned vegetables highlight health and morale benefits.
A stark critique of the German Empire and its leaders after World War I. The piece accuses the Hohenzollerns of betrayal, cites the Zimmermann note as proof, and argues they must be barred from any peace or diplomatic relations. It laments German aggression and calls for the removal of the ruling dynasty from power.
Fragmentary caption mentions Mary and a small monetary figure, with unclear surrounding context. No definite event, date, or identifiable organizations are readable to confirm specifics.
The readable fragment mentions Mr. Dabbleigh in a unclear context with stray punctuation and partial phrasing. No concrete event or outcome is established in the text.
A survey shows many farmers run poultry ops blind without written records. Proper books reveal profit, customer standing, and best selling goods, guiding better hen care and flock management for higher returns.
Nell frets over a quarrel as Rell warns Jackee to stop drinking. The dialogue hints at a brewing family tension and a threat to begin sobriety if the issue continues.
In 1906 the province moved from private butter shortages to a state supported creamery system. Seventeen cooperatively owned creameries now operate along railways and pay farmers post sale, with profits distributed twice monthly. Dairy instruction cars and local instructors promote improved dairying.
Fragmentary text mentions retreating Bris and enemies, Cambric and French evolution. It notes a chief seat of war, Washington's headquarters, Waterloo fortresses, and Fenelon as tied to a title. The passage is garbled.
Incomplete overheard remarks on a train mention sour attitudes and a local saying. The clipped dialogue suggests a rumor mill around regional matters, but specific names, places, or events are not clear from the fragment.
The article discusses profits from selective dairy cows and feeding strategies. It notes higher milk yields when more corn and clover are fed, and hints that better feed rations and management increased returns in 1915. It mentions specific cows and beefing of some stock in that year.
A letter from Mme d ne to Ms Lere trude Atherton discusses French wartime food secrecy and recovery efforts. The piece notes vines showing unusual bud growth, with double or triple blossoms, and compares to lilac blooms signaling potential harvest changes.
Jumbled lines suggest an expectant person pressing a girl to act as a servant or cook. The text references Grace and a lack of obedience, but details are unclear and fragmentary.
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