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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
7
The text discusses wheat production in the United States Canada and Argentina. It notes Argentina yielding high wheat output, Canada underperforming spring wheat, and overall expectations for a strong wheat year. It mentions comparisons of per acre yields and emphasizes continued wheat cultivation despite varied regional results.
The Journal discusses Arizona’s irrigation schemes linking the Prescott area to the canyon. It notes a massive 440 foot diameter well reaching a lime solution as water nears the bottom, with earth preserved on the sides. The piece quotes a prominent figure who argued against war.
The Dominion Department of Agriculture warns rust is the most destructive threat to crops in Canada, especially wheat, but also affects oats barley rye and peaches. Bulletin advises careful shed management warm ventilated soil even surface for germination and rapid growth, crop rotation, weed control, seed treatment for smut, early sowing, and avoiding rust-proof hype while noting no variety is rust proof.
Saskatchewan government farm loan scheme shows strong interest with loans authorized and part disbursed. About one third of the total has already been paid through the program, while remaining funds await disbursement as applications continue.
Fragmentary note speculates about the fate of Constantinople between powers. Mentions Russia, Ireland, Scotland, and a potential even split, but content is incomplete and uncertain.
A jumbled OCR fragment notes witnesses across Italy Macedonia Palestine and Mesopotamia, mentions Canada Alberta naval reports and fish catches, and oddly references salad pears and a service stock. It reads as a garbled historical snippet with no clear event.
Only seven or eight German submarines remain operational, yet they are staffed by the navy’s best. Their impact is seen in the heavy sinkings of Allied vessels, with many attacks now at gunfire range. Modern U boats carry new seawater resistant deck guns mounted on fixed platforms for immediate use as soon as they surface.
An ad reports rheumatism can worsen with each attack and claims Williams Pink Pills can cure the disease by restoring rich red blood. It cites A E Hinton of Toronto describing his wife’s six to seven box cure after failing other doctors and cures.
An aged Indian of Discovery Island died days before the arrival of Sir James Douglas. The report notes his residence on the Reserve and records the event as part of local British Columbia history.
Fragmentary text reports provinces in exile urging German loyalty and frontier fighting by native Alsace Lorraine residents. American readers are urged to consider the wishes of those provinces amid wartime loyalties and political tension reported in the York Tribune.
A damaged testimonial note claims Chase's Kidney Liver Pills cure headaches and bilious sick spells by stimulating the liver and bowels. Patient S. Mace J.P. reports relief after one box, while Charles & Tait endorse the statements. The ad promotes one pill per dose at 25 cents a box through listed dealers.
The food controller limits milk distributors to charging no more than 40 cents per quart above cost in Manitoba Alberta and British Columbia and no more than 5 cents per quart above cost in Ontario Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, effective January 1 and continuing until further notice.
A sandstone slab described as a citizen’s relic from the civil war is tied to the vote history at Voregon. Miller left the stone after Jim Tillotson’s recent death, claiming it came to him twenty years ago from the Carolinas where the civil war began.
The United Grain Growers of Alberta operates a live stock business aiding farmers with market information and shipping assistance. The cooperative reports sales and stock movements across farms and Calgary yards, aiming to boost profits and foundation stock for herds.
The Kaiser is described as claiming constant converse with God while detractors call him the greatest egoist and most ungrateful man. The piece cites Prince Bismarck’s judgment and notes harsh speeches to the army, warning that his era may destroy the German soul.
An advertisement extols a widely known asthma remedy claimed to ease severe breathing trouble. It cites Dr D Kel as endorsing the experimental preparation with years of service and urges readers to buy from local dealers.
Report from Gelainn headquarters in Lon claims 58 additional executions in Belgium since January 1917. The text notes victims aged 14 to 16 and younger, with many arrests and alleged executions carried out without thorough inquiry within days.
Tourists witnessed a man exhuming a wrapped body of an ancient Egyptian figure named Aceon and a companion, revealing a dramatic moment amid the crowd as onlookers gasped at the scene.
An order in council bans wearing military and naval uniforms decorations and medals by unauthorized persons to protect the services from disrepute during the war. Violators face a $100 fine or up to three months in prison.
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