30 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Prince Rupert Journal
Location
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
1
The article outlines German plans tied to Mexican affairs and a possible U S war with Mexico. It discusses Mexican resistance, German influence in Mexico, and potential for a prolonged conflict involving mass mobilization and brinkmanship with the United States.
Advice to poultrymen to improve egg production by using presh crushed bone as feed. Announcement of an electric bone grinder installed to supply customers. Note eggs are rising in price and a trial is encouraged.
The Skeena sockeye salmon season has started late with poor early catches. Carlisle Cannery manager T P Lake said results are disappointing but anticipate improvement as the season progresses. Naas River also reports late runs. readied.
German newspapers praise Canadian troops at Ypres on June 3 where officers, including a general presumed to be Mercer, fought to the end rather than surrender. The general allegedly drew his sword to strike a sergeant before being bayoneted as troops refused mercy.
Thirty thousand pounds of spring salmon arrived from North Island. Halibut sales totaled 30,000 pounds with prices up nearly a cent. The Jim team sold 12,000 pounds to Atlin Fisheries at 7 5 8 cents and 10,000 to Daisy and the Gjoa 8,000 to Cold Storage at 7 1 2 cents. Sea Gull arrived with 10,000 pounds and Gilford brought 30,000 pounds of spring salmon.
A reader urges a more elastic municipal finance to aid workers during wartime to sustain families. He notes payroll cuts across railways and governments threaten local livelihoods and warns broader tax reductions should be considered to avoid hardship and keep population levels steady.
A program titled For Mousework Find to Assist Children aims to help youngsters through tailored activities and guidance. Organizers emphasize early intervention, community support, and collaboration with local schools and volunteers.
London reports from June 29 indicate renewed attacks on the Western front with intensified artillery and reinforcements. Berlin fears serious trouble from Russian infantry and artillery advances as British pressure and Russian offensives disrupt the front.
El Paso June 29 Mexico has decided to comply with the U S request and release the twenty three troopers taken prisoner at Carrizal Washington is continuing war preparations.
Toronto June 29 citizens of Berlin Ontario have pressed for months to pick a new city name. The Lieutenant Governor has asked that Kitchen er be adopted in place of Berlin.
The latest Provincial Gazette lists A. V. Pineo appointed inspector of Legal Oales starting July 1, replacing H. C. Hannington.
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