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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
2
A disjointed old-time passage mentions Canada and horses in a road race toward Chicago. It contrasts an American comment about speaking of horses with a distant dog in the scene, alluding to long distances and a mile run.
The text is garbled and unclear about license rules and neighbor actions. It mentions Welfare, ordinance, and a committee, but no coherent facts or entities to summarize meaningfully.
A wartime briefing cites western front manpower at 30,000 troops and notes divisions with reduced regimental strength. It compares Anglo French force totals to German and Austro‑Hungarian units, estimating 154 German divisions with weakened individual battalions and rifles.
A grain car returning from Winnipeg Manitoba carried 2 265 bushels of wheat and yielded a payment of 4 784 dollars to its owner. Other wheat shipments to Winnipeg brought 4 571 02 dollars 4 438 10 dollars and 4 122 55 dollars respectively.
A scrambled clipping notes a trial or statement about catarrial deafness and a reference to a one hundred fame price for a potion or cure. The text mentions a slogan or name "Covaise Ciienese" and includes odd spellings suggesting a historical advertisement or medical claim.
A shipment of two carloads of horses reached thhewan imported by William Grant, a farmer from Toegaton Saskatchewan. The text notes many types of horses and mentions various signs of wear or disease in the animals.
The editor suggests Britain faces a tobacco shortage and urges men to reduce consumption to ensure supplies for Tommy. The piece notes thousands more women smoke in towns and argues a nationwide cut is needed to avert scarcities.
The text fragment available lacks identifiable events or entities. It does not convey a coherent news item suitable for a headline and summary.
A competition in Western Canada awards the best sample of winter butter. Ginn and Erickson tied for top marks with 97.1 points, followed by Alber in second. The event emphasizes uniform quality and state butter standards across prairie producers.
Miss Irene Booth of Ontario writes of her severe grippe experience and lingering chest pain and heart palpitations. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength after ineffective doctor visits and winter illness.
A national plan outlines a six million acre expansion to boost crop energy output. The document cites agriculture and energy policy entities shaping land use and production goals.
British sailors endure a perilous mission facing loss at sea as a new chapter of wartime heroism unfolds. The article profiles steadfast crews, their discipline, and the costs of duty amid ongoing conflicts and naval duties.
A letter from G. Bi Ray of Ontario reports Mrs. Ray suffered severe rheumatism eczema and itch for twenty seven years. After using Kidney Liver Pills the symptoms disappeared and blood trouble improved markedly, with the writer claiming the product cleaned and balanced the blood and liver.
The article notes a substantial increase in prosperity for January, with Winnipeg and Manitoba regions showing marked gains over the previous year. It cites about nine million in improvements and mentions overall growth across the western Canadian banking sector.
The text discusses obedience to authority, concerns about military training for boys, and potential impacts on the next generation, noting a lack of documentation or discourses shaping the outcome. It reflects anxious editorial framing about training and home life.
An aged fragment reports Dr. D Kellogg offering a remedy for asthma claiming dramatic relief. The text mentions comfort, improved breathing, and cleared bronchial tubes as outcomes, with uncertain pricing and availability details.
A fragment describes cards pressed into military use for soldiers after long trench duty. It notes cloth sleeve badges showing suits as company symbols and hints at a system where packs and symbols identify units.
A brief item notes that preparation yields results in a local sense with emphasis on readiness and a singular example cited as The Will Is a One Benga.
A fragmented notice outlines private farm land sales in Regina Saskatchewan and near Waterhole North Office, listing a 320 acre parcel and a price of 17 920 dollars. The report hints at transfers to western Canada for agricultural parcels and mentions unnamed buyers and a milliner’s hat unrelated to the land dealings.
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