Mitchelts Excelsior potato touted in Saskatchewan trials
The article profiles J. Mitchell and his new potato variety Mitchells Excelsior, developed over sixteen years and now awaiting registration. It notes potential advantages over Irish Cobbler, including yield and flavor, and outlines the registration steps with Saskatchewan Seed Growers and federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
Mitebeth
Tabinds
Liz Aminding
England
Owen
Uhtago
Saskatchewan
Mitel Ty
Canada
J. ©. Rilebell
Saskatchewan Seed Grower’ Association
Mitchells Excelsior
Accorltion
Mir Mitchel
Sey
W. R. Motherwell
Fedral
Dominion Botanical Branch
Tie West
J.C. MM
Prairie Coustry
Ami
Thanttton
How To Order Patterns In 17th Term Newspaper Cuan Avenue
Fragmented OCR text describes pattern orders and a quoted exchange about reading fiction. Mentions names like Newell and Mrs Ke and a location on 17h Termut Ave Winelpse with unclear context and garbled phrases.
Vintage boys fashion patterns from a late 19th century guide
A period guide promotes stylish boys wear with a front tentle blouse and convertible collar long sleeves with wrist bands and patch pockets. Trousers feature narrow leaf fronts and leather vent accents. It touts simple, affordable patterns and notes the book price at a few cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrice
Canada Sends Jubilee Gift of Peony Blooms to England
The government of Canada plans to ship one hundred thousand peony blooms grown by W. Ormiston Roy of Montreal to England for Canada's Diamond Jubilee. Passengers sailing in July will receive a Canadian grown bouquet, and blooms will adorn government buildings in London. The gift is presented to the Litikh people and the Royal family will be asked to accept the flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ormiston Roy
Montreal
Engand
Canada
Dominion
London
Eldzens
Saskatchewan Honey Crop of 1928 Worth 37981 Dollars
Saskatchewan reports 1928 honey crop total value 37981 dollars from the agriculture department branch. registered beekeepers rose to 5444 in 1926, 687 in 1923. comb honey production 21198 pounds valued at 983 dollars, extracted honey 129089 pounds valued about 27817 pounds. provincial spring count 2842 colonies and fall count 4100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Department of Agriculture
Scientists Trace Human Ancestry to Ancient Apes by Teeth
American Museum of Natural History researchers claim proof of human descent from forest apes three million years ago. The pamphlet describes tooth evidence linking modern humans to dryopithecus, the woodland ape, and traces other mammal lineages to ancient predecessors.
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Europe
Asia
American Museum of Natural History
William KK
Gregory Sed
Milo Hellman
Thie
Rasbero
Tos
Sar
Grain Growers Report Highlights Record Year in Calgary
United Grain Growers’ annual meeting in Calgary reported its best year in history with net earnings of $676 05 taxed, handling about 3 064 000 bushels. The total turnover in country and tine voters reaches 74 000 000. President Crerar announced no delegates.
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Calgary
United Grain Growers
Teenie
Crerar
Manitoba Highway Fund Total Reaches 1 287 476
Manitoba’s share in the highway fund rises under the act, with the federal government providing material support. For the year ending March 31 1906 figures show Manitoba receiving 158 585, bringing cumulative receipts to 1 287 476.
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Manitoba
Gabiada
Milk tablet trial cuts cost per gallon for English cows
A. J. Hosier of Wexcombe House near Tarlborough, England, reports successful use of his own prescription milk tablets. Over five years experiments show milk can be produced four to six cents a gallon cheaper. Hosier keeps cows open year round and milks by machine, noting milk traffic ranks second to newspapers on the four main English railroads.
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A. J. Hosier
Wexcombe House
Tarlborough
Eng
Mr.Logier
England
Alexanderson outlines vision of television projector at AIEE talk
Dr. BL FL W Alexanderson explains a seven light beam TV projector using a revolving 24 mirror drum to transmit pictures. He notes television could reduce image impressions and compares to film speeds while referencing transatlantic telephony and the possible advisor device for transmitting vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL W. Alexanderson
St. Logis
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Alexander
Atlantic
Desirable Margin Edges Big Car Race Flight
In a chaotic scene the Desirable Margin pursues a rival car as the wagon speeds up. The front driver mocks the opponent while the trailing car fights to maintain pace amid tense exchanges and shouted exchanges. A rear passenger remains silent and wary.
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Teun
Gwad
Binalty 4
Rashfox
Boston
Trekind bankruptcy laws of 1872 and later reforms
The text notes historic Trekind bankruptcy rules from 1872 and mentions improvements in British bankruptcy law since then. It also contains unrelated asides about bears and artists with no clear connection to the legal topic.
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Trekind Dake
Great Britain
Canadian hunting feast praised by seasoned visitors
Likely members of a hunting party praise Canadian grounds in British Columbia and nearby areas as among the finest for big game. Reportedly they traveled from the United States to Cariboo Country, seeking a grand hunt with goats and other wildlife, describing the experience as a paradise for hunters and noting plentiful game and satisfaction among participants.
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Canda
Bundages
Barthern Tyebec
Benvur
Thi
Tne Tei
Frank Leudera
Joseph Serturt
Monjd
Cariboo
B.C
Dottedra
Canada
Canada Climate Myths and Natural Gas Use in 1925
The article surveys misconceptions about Canada's climate and highlights natural gas adoption, noting 1925 production by Alberta and Ontario, with total Canadian gas output and its economic impact. It discusses population heat needs, urban lighting shifts, and health and travel benefits of Canada’s environment.
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Westminster Bridge
London
Isis
Tothan
Paris
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Canada
United States
Aleetrfel Eerie Calens
Ustrathons
Ie World
Capauda
New Hrunswick
Ontario
Alberts
Noya
Neosa
New Brunswick
Quebec
Manitoba
Brick
Columbia
Alberta
U Use Natural Resource Intelligence Service
Cli Jes
Names Of Countries And Their Endonyms
A fragmented text discusses how nations call themselves in different languages. It mentions examples like Egypt and Persia, and references various endonyms amid garbled phrases and unclear terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pak
Palestine
Pitan
Saerscat Eireann
Japan
Nippon
Aluroc Foods
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool summary and figures
Fragmentary OCR notes show Saskatchewan Wheat Pool data with mentions of coarse grains, mint, and tonnage figures around 78 000. References to wheat, feed, and production terms appear, but many words are garbled. The readable items indicate a summary of grain pools and supplies without clear dates or complete names.
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Saskatchewan
Fragmentary note references Gettysburg National Cemetery
The readable lines mention 3555 soldiers associated with Gettysburg National Cemetery and a cryptic scene about a river knife and custard, suggesting a muddled historical wording rather than a clear incident or event.
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Hoddes
Getteburg National Cemetery
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