Means big grop germination in rich soil of that country
A Western Canada outlook notes rapid wheat germination and rising wealth prospects. Letter dated May 15 from a friend in Canada reports seeds already breaking ground, green fields, and favorable conditions. It highlights 160 acre land offers, cheap rail travel, and booming silo and fodder industries in Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba, plus dairy and cattle potential and market demand. A joke on automoblie thieves follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiter
Canada
Moon Wine
Sanitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Fees Pe Cong Snes Be My Use Shese And Adey
A brief note appears to be OCR garbled. It cannot determine a coherent event or names. The readable fragments suggest a fees or charges context but lack clear subjects, dates, or places to form a proper news item. No identifiable persons or organizations are extractable for a concrete record.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Personal Fear and Farm Choice
A garbled OCR fragment mentions fear and a decision about farm work. It references a person named Bethentty or Betheny and hints at risk if an option fails. Context is unclear, with distorted phrasing and missing dates or specifics.
Bayer Aspirin Notice Sparks Caution Amid Confusing Query
A fragmented line suggests a warning about the aspirin brand Bayer and the phrase five presidente appears amid garbled text. The reader is left with unclear references to a university and a century claim, lacking coherent facts or dates.
North Dakota towns toast fairs and feats across counties
North Dakota communities report fairs, gatherings, and meetings across multiple counties. Events include Fourth of July plans in Lisbon and Jamestown speakers, farm bureau drives, county commissioner plans, and parades. Parish fairs, temple and lodge activities, and state-wide meetings touch on education, agriculture, and cultural celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Gince Valley
Hankinaonh
Lisbon
Hansom
Grand Ferke
North Dakota
Montpetier
Bob
Hilleboro
Waters-Townley Crise
Jamestown
I. F
Hettinger County Farm Bureau
Hillsboro
Goose River
Traill County
Grand Forke
Grand Lodge of Masons
Grand Chapter of the
Eastern Star
Mandan
Fargo
Dickinson
Francis Wendish
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Sarieo
Zap—Mra
Albert Roessal
Anl
Bismarck
Adjutant General's Office
Smiths and Joneses
Anderson
Johnson
Olson
Peterson
Smiths
Joneses
William Gummer
Prescott
Wiliam
Green
Marie Wick
Grygit
Ankinson
Wynnlmere Young Wom
Woman in White Legend of Laura Glyde and Fosco
The narrator, Walter Hart, recalls a tale from a copy of the Woman in White. Laura Fairlie, her sister Marian Halcombe, Sir Percival Glyde, and Count Fosco drive a plot of deception and murder at Blackwater Park. The double identity reveals a family inheritance and a fight to prove Laura’s true status under threat.
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Walter Hart
Hampstead
London
High Road
Lias
Limmeridge House
Cumberland
Frederick Fairlie
Marian Halcombe
Laura Fairlie
Marian Balcombe
Laura Farrile
Orst
London High Road
Laura Fairile
Central America
Sir Percival Glyde, Bart
Blackwater Park
Count Fosco
Lady Glyde
Glyde
Laura
Riaxy
Central
Ameren
Balcombe
Sir Percival
Count Force
Aittle
Count Fos
House of Limmeridge
The
Post Publishing Go
Boston Post
United Kingdom
Dominions
Post Publishing Co
Thorized Publishers
Information brief about an old plant and health risks
A short note describes an old plant that grows in certain conditions and can cause people to lose something important health wise. The fragment hints at risks but lacks concrete details or context.
Squirrels and a nuthatch duel on a limb
Samuel Scoville Jr notes a humorous clash as a red squirrel and a gray white nuthatch trade chases and tapping on a limb. The nuthatch persistently taps while the squirrel dodges, then retreats to its hole, prompting further chattering and acrobatic chase on the branch. The scene ends with a Farmer Tom remaining practical about hay and gasoline markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Scoville, Jr
Yale Review
Australian govt forms bureau for Commonwealth industries
Folding tops are devised for double decked omnibuses to carry full loads in rain. A bureau of science and industry has been organized by the Australian government to initiate research and promote the Commonwealth's industries to help them endure rain and stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science and Industry
Industriea
How Women Avoid Surgical Operations in a Chicago Letter
A Chicago reader testifies to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female troubles that doctors call for surgery. She claims it restored health, enabled daily work, and prompted others to seek the same treatment, while a Vermont woman shares a similar testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. Haypock
St. Lawrence Ave
Chicago, Ill
Vermont
Lydig
Inkham
Burlington
Lydia EL
Mia
H.R. Sharon
Apple Tree Point Farm
Lea
E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marcia and Montague Pimples and a Shimmy Dancer
A playful exchange mentions engagement to a shimmy dancer. Cuticura products are advertised for pimples and blackheads with claims of quick results. The ad promotes Cuticura Ointment Soap and Talcum for daily skin care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia
Montague
Two Widely Different Legacies in Local Obituary
The Kansas City Star vignette contrasts two men who died. One rose to political prominence before his death, the other followed his sturdy, honest craft with Hilligoss harrows. The piece notes the obituary of the latter was incorrectly spelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilkie -Olling
Leoderape
Italy
Binta
Collins
Hutenting
Basil
Hide and Heck
Charles Dickens
Lester
Kansas City Star
Opulence Parke-Well inspires credit growth tale
A reader describes a sharp income rise that fuels confidence and extended credit. The note highlights a stronger financial position, with debt reportedly doubling as purchasing power expands. The message reflects optimism about personal finance opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parke
Lane
Recalled Fond Memories In Harsh Film Set Exchange
The director renowned for strict methods gives a tongue lashing to the leading man, turning the room blue. The victim leans against the wall, grins, and quips about enjoyment of it, recalling past roles and misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Tom
Shuou Legree
Pilmum
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University
Roar
L P. Cropp
Sasserton
Bewbette
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Burke County
VanHook
Eyeland
Towner County Sunday School Association
Valley City
Barnes County Agricultural Association
Maza
John Gilbertson
Michigan
Old Settlers Associaton
Nelson County
Stump Lake Park
B. W. Driggs
Sugar City
Idaho
State School For the Deaf
J. C. McClure
LaMoure
Frank Shields
Nortonville
North Dakota Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Washburn—Knights of Pythias
John Mortz
Peter Mortz
State Immigration Department
Aneta
T. T. Kristianson
Nelaga County
North Dakota Knights of Pythias
Pargo
Asher L. Burdick
United Grain Growers’ Organization
St. Luke's Hospital
Northwest
Fred F. Mann
Devils Lake
W. A. Donnelly
North Dakota Retal Merchants’ Association
Bramarck
American Legion
W. Galbraith
Germany
Kaiser
Montana
Christian Kaiser
Great Falls
Pambina
Minnesota
Manitoba
Hateh
Fort Whips
Faerun
Orgent
Condensed Classics
Wilkie Collins
Alice Fox Pitts
New Bedford
Mass
3Ird
Squirrel
Rodent
Coratomsel
Naughty George
George
Sosos
Eihaemele
Theresa
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