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Newspaper
Radville News
Location
Radville, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
2
A fragmented report from Kelowna outlines the Irrigation Association meeting on farm fertility, soil replacement, and the role of live stock in agriculture. It notes the need for better irrigation practices, district reforms, and statistical data guiding future farming policies.
A circuit of fall fairs including Saskatoon and Calgary is formed to encourage exhibitors to show at all three venues. In addition to regular prizes, graded stock will be judged and a boys calf feeding competition open to Canadian boys residents.
The ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for thin blood and anaemia, claiming they restore red blood, heart strength, and appetite. Mrs J McDonald of Hay Ontario testifies to dramatic recovery after years of weakness and pain, urging others to use the pills available from The Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A fragmented note reports a bank related scene with uncertain speaker claims about someone leaving and a building being prepared to start anew. The text lacks clear names places or dates but implies ongoing bank or property matters.
The speech opens with Viviani pleading to Canadians as he extends his arms toward parliament. He urges freedom loving citizens to join the struggle for democracy and universal justice, warning that failure would doom liberty.
Berlin allocates 250000 to move 300000 children abroad for nourishment and air as Germany faces shortages. In Munich shops miss butter and milk costs rise, while a brother is fined 10 marks for overconsumption for a family of five.
Calgary News Telegram reports on views from the New York Academy of Medicine and Sir William Osler. They claim army life can cure tuberculosis for tubercular soldiers when conditions are favorable, while indoor living weakens resistance and modern life mirrors imperial war for health.
An advertisement touts Dr. J.D Kel Asthma Remedy as a fast acting aid for asthma and breathing comfort. It claims swift effect on the air passages and urges households to keep the product on hand for immediate relief.
A census of Manitoba sheep is underway under the Dominion Department of Agriculture. Batho, editor of agricultural locations for the Manitoba government, announces the survey. Stetson backs a cooperative wool selling plan run by the Provincial Agricultural Department to help sheep owners obtain higher grade fleeces.
The fragment discusses conscription timing linked to internal and international U.S. duties. It mentions a New Republic line and references to medical products claiming regulation of digestive organs and effectiveness, though the text is garbled and contains dubious assertions about pills and safety.
The Appleford Counter Check Book Company promotes Sees ars Books and a range of counter check and sales books with triplicate and carbon options. It highlights high paper costs but promises low prices due to a modern plant and large Canadian supply links, plus waxed paper, wrappers, and parchment products with prompt service from multiple Canadian offices.
Representative Tilson showed a bomb described as the most effective ever invented. Tests reportedly prove it explodes six feet above ground regardless of drop distance. The topic stirs U.S. military circles as Connecticut figures weigh the implications.
Mayor H Arnott cites Rockford Illinois as immeasurably better off without saloons. He notes 153 of 160 merchants in the local association backed the dry ticket, with safer credit, fewer accidents, and rising savings. Employers report improved labor efficiency and low taxes as physicians refuse liquor prescriptions.
An official from the government condiment economy board visits to inspect cructs while an advertises Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator for relief. The copy touts sure and lasting effects for suffering children and anxious mothers at home.
Sir George Foster, Canada’s Minister of Trade and Commerce, asserts the prairie lands west of the Red River and Lake Winnipeg contain enough fertile wheat soil to meet a large portion of global demand. He calls it the most continuous expanse of rich soil on the American continent.
An advertisement-like claim lists individuals such as Mrs. A Livingstone and Joshua Wynacht asserting cures from Minard's Liniment for bronchitis asthma rheumatism and leg injuries. The text reads like a testimonial compilation with scattered names and Lot/Parcel identifiers.
A discussion argues that packers should buy hogs only subject to post mortem results and that hog raisers using tuberculous material should bear losses from ignorance or indifference. The text critiques the risks of tainted hogs entering the market and defends stricter accountability.
A compact wartime argument compares population and wealth. asserts Allied superiority over Germany and Austria in manpower, economic resources, and production. The piece emphasizes U S dominance, with figures implying American farms and steel output eclipsing the German leagues and debt burdens.
In a breezy note, Benge shares a near death laugh moment from last night with Bangs Burleigh I. The exchange highlights the humorous banter and a simple joke that sparked the wild reaction.
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