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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
6
Foster the main figure fights a savage attacker aboard a train. The struggle ends as they tumble toward a rushing creek and a dangerous rocky gorge. The scene shifts to Foster regaining resolve to escape the peril as the river roars unseen ahead.
An article reports on using deer, caribou, and other wildlife as substitutes for beef in Canada. It notes provincial rules aim to ensure food supply while limiting meat consumption and references August dates and quantities sold for food.
The article argues that escalating costs and the distributor's spread raise the price of peach jam for consumers. It critiques freight and distribution burdens and calls for transparency in actual freight costs to justify high charges. The piece notes canned beans and Dominion pricing as context for price pressures.
Fragmented OCR notes show retail costs for peg cars and related goods in Montreal. Mentions prices like 78 peg cars and 25-12 railway costs with references to black currant and various place names, but details are garbled and uncertain.
A government inquiry seeks 100000 bushels of seed oats for distribution to race country sections in need. The donor proposes government first option to buy all oats fit for wood and will leave canes with men at Cal Saskatoon and Moose Jaw for distribution to points in the area.
A partial OCR item notes irrigation efforts in Siam Anan with plans for a new project affecting acreage and water management across the area. Details are unclear due to distorted text.
A fragment discusses dye industry secrets impacting wartime supply and Germany. It notes betrayal of trust by leaders and seeks to explain how control of dye secrets affects national economies and military readiness. Mention references to Price's Carpet and Rug News.
Fragmentary note laments vanishing first names and phrases from trade articles. Mentions seeds, other topics, and a sense of content disappearing as common diction fades from public writing.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scrambled phrases about vodka, Rusland, interviews, and social progress. No coherent event, persons, or places are clearly identifiable. The passage lacks complete sentences and verifiable facts for a proper summary.
A garbled New York dispatch recalls a late era Moslem cordon and a conqueror’s advance. The message mentions a Prong General and “neh nachbi” with unclear meaning tied to the protocol.
Fragmentary report notes a meeting between Esleer and Seve with scattered numbers and vague stakes. No clear outcome or location is discernible from the damaged text.
The report notes Germany achieving a record in domination, signaling a historic performance across events. Specific dates and comparable benchmarks are not provided in the readable text.
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