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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
3
An advertisement touts an inhaler that allegedly cures catarrh and bronchitis with a guaranteed result. The text claims multiple drugs can cure, noting sizes 50c and 25c and listing dealer availability.
A man plans a rough journey after leaving a clue for Daly and sending the bag to Peebles station. Dressed in old clothes, he travels toward the lake area, seeking needed items before continuing on unknown adventures.
A fragmented report traces an unnamed traveler leaving Peebles after arrival and following the stream past Traquair into hills toward Yarrow. The account mentions shelters, a waterside dyke, interaction with Daeees and a car, with Foster appearing alone and an uncertain encounter near St. Macy’s and the hotels nearby.
Foster journeys over a brown heath and rough hills to a sheltered, lichened house with mullioned windows and moss fringe. The moon rises as he enters a glen, finds a pale green light, and notices an indistinct figure vanishing beyond a dyke while seeking shelter.
The report notes Blackfoot and other Indigenous groups began farming in 1912 and by 1916 had 4 875 acres under cultivation with 250 high grade work horses. They produced over 7150 bushels of wheat and 313 000 bushels of oats valued at $92 000, selling grain and keeping seed for 1917 as the government supplied measures ended.
Fragmentary wartime note cites Lloyd George praising national effort and liberty. Indicates emphasis on economy, resources, and enduring resolve amid conflict.
The Canada board outlines four upcoming booklets to aid women in homemaking and canning during wartime. Topics include break making, fruit and vegetables, drying fish, and basic cooking, with emphasis on preserving produce for winter and reducing export reliance.
Cauliflower proves hard to grow in Canada and is prone to damping off and root maggots. Transplant nearby to improve air flow and prevent disease and use tar discs around plants to deter root pests. Early planting risks maggots. a second sowing in late season helps. Onions need long seasons and proper soil moisture. sow early and use sets to hasten bulbs. Root maggots can be controlled with hellebore and water. Melons require warm soil, hotbeds or glass, and ample moisture. avoid overwatering and manage soil warmth. Certain sprouts resist heat poorly. select suitable varieties for short seasons.
The article notes broader prosperity in Western Canada with grain, livestock, and diversified farming extending beyond large operations. It highlights Alberta and other provinces building smaller, successful farming branches amid rising production and evolving rural economy.
A discussion on rationing and substitutes urges saving white flour to aid Europe. Advocacy centers on potato flour as a tested staple, noting bread as a social pillar and urging dietary adaptation to preserve standard flour supplies for allies.
The government seeks to reintegrate veterans by offering vocational training under work conditions with earnings, aiming for about twenty to twenty-five courses. About 175 occupations would be open if training occurs with employers, and Canadians in California are noted. Employers are urged to respond responsibly with kindness and tact, not charity.
The Calgary provincial government reports a sharp rise in land transactions through Land Titles and related offices. Early figures show substantial activity not seen since the boom days of 1913, with many parcels changing hands nationwide.
Fragmentary text suggests a dispute over payment or clearance at a factory. Specific details, names, dates, or locations are not readable enough to identify parties or the outcome.
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