Poultry Diseases Warn Farmers By Manitoba College Expert
Manitoba Agricultural College Poultry Department warns farm flocks show high tuberculosis infection with common roup and occasional blackhead in turkeys. Advice covers sanitation, clean housing, proper feeding, ventilation, litter replacement, disinfection, and avoiding sending decomposed birds. Free diagnosis offered for suspicious cases via the Poultry Department.
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C. Herner
Manitoba Agricultural Siege
Poultry Department
Manitoba Agricultural College
The
Agricultural College
N. B
Russell Rural Municipality Council Minutes 1915
Russell Rural Municipality council meets July 1 1915 with Reeve presiding. They adopt June 18 minutes, accept Robert Russell tax cancellation, form road committee for sections 20 21 19 29, read Swade 1929, seek assessor tenders, appoint A C Blamey arbitrator for Riverside school, grant 150 dollars to Bin earth Agricultural Society plus 5000 dollar 1915 grant, apply to Good Roads Board for multiple bridges, hire highway engineer, adopt cemetery report and plan improvements, approve various accounts and adjourn to August 18 1915.
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Russell
Kea and
McLennan Johnson
deBalinhard
Robert Russell
South East
de Balinhard
McLennan
Allan and Johnson
Johnson
Riverside
A. C. Blamey
Harrowby
Johnson — Allan
Binearth Agricultural Society
McLennan—de Balinhard
Good Roads Board
Province of Manitoba
Secions
Johnson— de Balimnard
Farthing— Rea
Wilson &Glen
Sig. Movoes
Ee Ameiuee Fc Ewes Ss
Ces Can
Wye
Real artificial gems spark debate over factory gems in France
Reports from France say ruby and sapphire production explodes in Paris workshops with hundreds of carats daily. Artificial diamonds emerge from coke and electric heating, followed by carbide methods. experts claim growth at a rapid rate, raising questions if pawnbrokers will accept them.
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France
Central Labor Council
Paris
Boismenu
Lawyer Bonnar to Review Roblin Government Evidence
Renowned criminal lawyer R A Bonnar has been engaged by Attorney General Hudson to review material presented to royal commissions in Winnipeg and to report on grounds for proceedings against Roblin Government members.
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R. A. Bonnar
Crminal
Hudson
Royal Commissions
Winnipeg
Roblin
Summer Fairs and War Loan Note in The Banner
A compiled list shows summer fairs at Russell Aug 4 and 5, Shellmouth Aug 7, Binscorth July 29, Rossburn July 26 and 27, Shoal Lake Aug 3 and 4, Birtle Aug 6, Roblin Aug 12, Dauphin Aug 2 and 3, Gilbert Plains Aug 5 and 6, Brandon July 19 to 23. Meanwhile Russia fortifies the Reuman frontier as subscriptions to the British war loan total three billion dollars. Subscriptions to The Banner are urged.
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Russell
Shellmouth
Binscorth
Rossburn
Shoal Lake
Birtle
Roblin
Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Brandon
Sinner's Chronicle with a Moonlit Robbery Stumble
At two in the morning William Wilberforce fails to reach his key and falls. He wakes wife with a mud stained tale of being assaulted by robbers but claims no loss of watch or money. He is stunned, insists he defeated both assailants, while the tale hints at darker blood beneath the surface.
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William Wilberforce
Mr. Wilberforce
Massenet Manuscripts Won’t Go to National Academy Archives
The composer Massenet by will bequeathed his manuscript music to the Opera but the National Academy of Music will not receive the items for its archives. This decision leaves the manuscripts with other custodians or institutions.
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Massenet
Opera
National Academy of Music
Massenet Manuscripts Remain With Wife After Death
The deceased composer wished his wife to supervise his manuscripts, praising her careful arrangement and preservation. France guards Massenet relics with pride as anecdotes surface, including a Figaro tale where a critic flatters Wagner while Massenet gently upholds his own discerning taste.
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Aatie
AWS
Brassenet
France
Massenet
Figaro
Wagner
Obstructed Order Dialogue at the Tailor Shop
In a terse exchange Owens greets Mr. Shears and asks for a new suit. The tailor replies with a sharp line about the bill, implying the cost is the obstacle to a purchase.
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Owens
Mr. Shears
Wealthy Youth Leads Funeral Procession Down Market Street
A San Francisco youth with wealth and influence hires forty cabs to march in single file down Market Street after dark. The procession, slow and grand, prompts a policeman to intervene as the youth proclaims he is burying the town, a scene recalled from The Popular Magazine.
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San Francisco
Ty Cobbits
Market Street
Enail
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Moissan
Guyot de Boismenu
Russia
Lawrence & Meeres
Russell Photo Studio
Chronicle OF
Jush
Norman Blood
Chicago Record Herald
Russell E. D. Agricultural Society
J. S. Warrington
Sec’y Treas
Maras
Potentia
Ss Co
Charce
Scientific American
All Newsteniers
AMN & Co
Great Lakes
Duluth
Port Arthur
Canadian Northern
Lake Superior Express
Union Station
Brandon Carman Hartney
Neepawa
Swan River
Carmrose
Calgary
Montreal
Maniloba
Quebec
Alberta
Toronto
Saskatchewan
Canova
Battleford
Prince Albert
Regina
Rosetown
Saskatoon
Lakes
Western Canada
Creelman
CNR
W. Stapleton
DPR
J. E Foster
C. D. Sparrow
Wison & Glen
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