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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 29, 1918

Page

15

Mystery surrounds Castleming hospital case and mansion

In Castleming the inquest into Miss de Rochefort’s death approaches as solicitor Wakeman and Dr. Richardson discuss secrecy and possible guardianship. Marie hints at French communication while Mrs. Johnson assists the sick girl and Anthony coordinates care. The inquest is set for Friday at the Cross Keys and Marié is asked to testify.

Marie Mrs. Johnson Mr. Wakeman Richardson Castleming Wekeman Anthony Greal Miss de Rochefort Marié Dr. Richardson

Inquest Progress a Mystery Remains Unsolved

The day of the inquest arrives with no new clues about the dead girl or the unknown guardian of the two Miss de Rocheforts. Marie awaits a promised letter and risks disclosure if no reply by noon, while Miss de Rochefort lies pale and silent in the solicitor’s guest room.

Marie Mrs. Johnson Mr. Wakeman Miss de Rocheforts Miss de Rochefort

Dominion census reports big rise in western crop acreage

The Dominion government census office lists Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba crop acreages with gains in wheat oats barley and flax. A new cooperative school based data collection method is described as the source of these figures and the partial province totals.

Dominion Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Department of Agriculture Ottawa Domi

Bigger Crops Under Irrigation In Southern Alberta

The Lethbridge Experimental Farm shows irrigated crops outperform dry land across wheat oats sugar beets and potatoes. Irrigated wheat yields reach 49 bushels per acre versus 27 on dry land, led by Huron at 58 versus 27. Oats average 109 under irrigation vs 52 on dry land. carrots near 20 tons per acre. potatoes about 500 bushels. Fodder crops like alfalfa also excel, supporting larger livestock herds.

Alberta Lethbridge Marquis Red Fife Danish Island California Canada

Early disposal of old hens and breeding stock

A farming note advises disposing of old hens and breeding stock after the season. Sell all hens over two years old, older cockerels as broilers when profitable, and keep only the best pullets and growing chicks. An 1917 Experimental Farm test with Leghorns showed cockerel sales covered incubation and feed costs, with pullets cheaper to raise than buy in fall.

Weissbach Hotel Promises Solitude for Global Guests

The Argo naut notes Weiss bach as the favorite resort for solitude seekers with visitors flocking from the four quarters of the globe, signaling its appeal as a premier tranquil retreat in Switzerland.

Switzerland Weissbach Globe

First Food Controller Sunday School Teacher

Joseph saved Egyptians from starvation and was rewarded with the position of food controller. The exchange features a child’s quip about his reward. The scene captures a playful teaching moment in a Boston tran script.

Joseph Boston Transcript

New Food Substitute Using Soya Bean Reviewed in Ottawa

New food substitute developed from the soya bean was reviewed by Dr A B McCallum and Prof Ruttan in Ottawa. They tested milk substitutes and related products and found them palatable, nutritious, and promising to ease beef and wheat supply for allies while offering cheap home substitutes.

Thomas Myers Roy Routledge London A. B. McCallum Research Commission Ruttan H. B. Thompson Canada Food Board McCallum Ottawa Thompson Canada United States Far East States Professor Ruttan

Industrial Boom Grips Coast City Vancouver

Vancouver British Columbia enjoys strong industrial growth with weekly gains in bank clearings. June totals exceed last year by ten million dollars and early July shows a 2.6 million rise. A new large iron foundry is under construction, expected to employ 75 to 100 workers upon completion in the Province.

Vancouver British Columbia

Consistent German Agent Trolls Colored Men

A German agent in a city faces charges for instructing Black men that Germany favors them and promising service in France while warning that if captured by Kaiser troops they would suffer dismemberment and mutilation. The World labels his actions as those of a would be foreign secretary.

Germany Megroes France Teuton New York World

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