12 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
1
The text outlines a limited release for Dutch Fish with a cap of 20 seasons’ catch and a 20 percent option. It notes a relocation or sale to Teewweezy and mentions a 600 percent shirt sting with neutrals receiving most of the 60 fich.
Seemingly garbled text from OCR yields no clear events or names to summarize. Available readable fragments do not form a coherent news item or notice.
War news saturation raises ad costs and paper prices, publishers say. A recent Publishers' Association meeting in Vancouver discussed cutting advertising space and abandoning notices in many cities to cut losses.
Montreal Gazette notes New York displays extreme spending alongside large withdrawals and thrifty groups. It highlights the city’s varied wealth and consumption patterns, calling attention to a broad range of spenders and savers among its population.
A historic advertisement touts a $1,000 reward forfeited if the remedy fails. It promotes Dr Hamilton Mandrake products for biliousness headaches and sour stomach, promising a money back guarantee with the proper box and dealer purchase.
A discussion disputes beliefs about egg quality noting color, flavor influenced by hen diet, and that eggs are highly nutritious whether eaten raw or lightly cooked. It cites price ranges from twelve to twenty five cents per dozen and emphasizes palatability as a decisive factor.
A group of boys disrupted a Wednesday prayer session by drumming on windows. The caretaker investigated and chased the culprits, catching one in the basement. After a brief show of remorse, one boy was allowed to remain in the room under observed restraint.
The article notes U S feed and seed needs at about 600 million bushels annually with no exportable surplus this year and a low crop for 1916, while world wheat conditions remain bullish amid inflation. It mentions Canada may fall below normal production and that last year’s surplus offers some safety, but prices could rise on sustained demand and smarter cash markets.
A wartime notice outlines German jealousies over Hindenburg and Falkenhayn, noting Hindenburg's waning mastery as Austrian forces crumble. It warns of vacancies, recalls a cautious remark, and details an October 21 1916 application for landowners to secure wheat with tenant cooperation.
Miss Hepburn arrives Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. James Greer of Orangedale District. Judge Wylie, accompanied by Thankogion Gay'eeh, travels with the town’s brother. The Todas go to Carnduff Tuesday to hold a district court sitting there.
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