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Newspaper
Radville News
Location
Radville, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
3
Foster and John flee through a peat bog at night as a pursuing train nears. A cracked safety margin and dazzled headlights spark a near wreck while the engine strains to pull a stalled car from a dark, rain slicked track. The scene ends with a cautious plan to await shunting at the station.
A Rothamsted area preserves a meadow never plowed or re-seeded for century, illustrating permanent grassland practices. Fertilizer trials renew grasses and clover, reduce weeds, and test manure effects, with variable yields and lessons for farmers resisting soil decline from frequent reseeding.
A Washington report notes that large quantities of Australian wheat are proposed to bolster U S food programs facing shortages. Officials expect shipments reach several million bushels to ease supply gaps and support relief efforts nationwide.
A quotation from the London Daily Mail appears in this fragment, contrasting death with shame and urging courage to endure loss and disappointment in a great cause. It recalls an old French seaman's proverb about persistence to the end.
When British troops arrived in Italy the Italians misread them as new recruits, praising their smart appearance while unaware most were battle-hardened veterans from the Ypres salient. The mistaken label Baby Army spread despite their actual war‑seasoned status.
A Canadian manufacturer known as Ames Holden McCready operates extensive factories and warehouses across major cities to supply boots and shoes to retailers coast to coast. The firm emphasizes large production capacity, detailed design, and rapid distribution to meet regional preferences.
A plan proposes a peak lignite plant in the Estevan district Saskatchewan. The project costs 400000 dollars with 200000 from the federal government and 100000 from each province. The plant will be provincial property on completion and is to be built by the federal government, aiming for operation by next winter.
A call invites both boys and girls to assist by raising rabbits, encouraging participation in animal care and farming activities.
A report highlights a shift toward peace and security in Jerusalem with roads and railways under construction. It notes pacifists and agitists failing to deliver, while British arms allegedly secure benefits. The piece cites the Telegraph and references the Denver mint and global context.
Report claims a German firm exploited wartime contracts by selling autos to the government at inflated prices. Deputies alleged profits reached as high as 1500 percent, while the firm argued real gains did not exceed 11 percent, amid official scrutiny.
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