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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from The Banner references a Thursday leaning from the Office of Publication with scattered place names Maine, Reeseil Manitoba and Gee Oclai MOINT, showing unclear archival context and dates.
Guidance on timing for first alfalfa cuttings based on blossom and crown shoots. Methods for preserving leaves by morning cutting, windrowing, and forming carefully dried cock stacks. Advice on curing in stacks, use of hay mows, turning to dry bottoms, and alternative threshing with clovers or grain separators. Notes on Canadian crop context and wheat export implications for prices and exchange.
Wheat prices slip toward a dollar in Chicago with July projections near ninety five cents. Experts cite market factors including war effects, favorable continental reports, Texas harvesting progress, and limited export demand due to shipping costs and payment concerns with Europe.
Instructions from Agricultural College detail calf rearing from birth using whole milk then skim milk with flaxseed oats and jelly. Guidelines cover temperature cleanliness feeding schedules lime water for indigestion and early grain introduction with ample hay water salt bedding exercise and creolin sprays. Also includes a humorous note about Jos H. Choate and a Tall Tales style England banter involving Mark Twain and Clements.
Soldiers must allocate fifteen dollars monthly to their wives to qualify for government separation allowance. In the artillery, officers push married soldiers to provide this sum after enlistment, leaving about seventeen dollars for personal spending as food and clothing are supplied. The policy, aiming to avoid government burden, favors men who marry before enlistment over later marriages.
The passage presents Daniel Webster praising the value of newspapers for education and debate. He argues small patronage supports newspapers, noting generous impact on students away at school and improvements in intelligence and writing. He asserts access to print matter elevates public discourse and learning.
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