Grain prices and cash weights report
Readable grain price list shows items like oats No 2 C W flax Northwestern No 2 C W with prices around 1.85 for flax and 1.18 to 1.25 for oats. Indicates market quotes and different cash weights.
11 Aug 1916
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Newspaper
Watson Witness
Location
Watson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 11, 1916
Page
1
Readable grain price list shows items like oats No 2 C W flax Northwestern No 2 C W with prices around 1.85 for flax and 1.18 to 1.25 for oats. Indicates market quotes and different cash weights.
The notice describes homestead eligibility for males over 18, residence and cultivation requirements over three years, and farm size conditions. It explains price per acre, preemption options, and duties for patent after six months residence in each of three years, including possible purchase in certain districts. Cory, Deputy Minister of the Interior, authenticates the ad.
Humboldt Saskatchewan lawyer Frank H. Bence will attend Watson on Saturday afternoons by appointment through T. F. Schindler.
Local notice promotes cleaning and pressing of suits by Lee Faw in Watson. Advertises reasonable prices and quality results, inviting customers to restore a suit to like new condition.
War notes recount Italian victories with over 10 000 prisoners 11 cannons and 100 machine guns seized. Austrian counterclaims of 3000 Italians captured amid retreats. Russians expected mil rifle supply to Italy. French gains at Thaimont works and Fleury near Verdun. Turkish assault on Suez repulsed with 3000 captured. British trench gains near Poriers and coast patrols in German East Africa.
The Ruthenian Convention at Saskatoon passes unanimous resolutions declaring Ruthenian Canadians as loyal British subjects who wish to remain Canadians and distinct from Austrians in true nationality language and homogeniety.
Rural Municipality of Ayr No 339 holds its seventh meeting at Dr. McCulloch Bogend August 7 with full attendance. Resolutions approve July 3 minutes, draft a bail Insurance By law for December elections, consult A I McIntosh Humboldt on seed grain lien enforcement, adjust division 4 appropriation by 14 dollars for 1915 bridge costs, compensate Downey weed inspectors at 45 dollars each, authorize division 3 repairs 200 dollars to Hoffman Hiimeyer, approve presented accounts, and refund surtax on specified lands.
Rural Municipality of Lakeside No 338 held in the Council Chamber at Quill Lake on August 7 with Reeve Revell presiding. Minutes note roadwork to be paid from arrears taxes then current levy and grant to Iron Spring Telephone Co for line construction. An appeal to Railway Commission over Main Street crossing and a road opening petition between Sections 2% and 32 in Township 36 R16. Secretary tasked to cost the proposed road. all bills to be paid.
Sergeant W H Harrison recalls a perilous air duel high over German lines. As gunner and observer in a British biplane, he and an unnamed officer engaged a German craft, diving from 11 000 feet to 6000 feet while pursuing the foe. The rapid descent he describes reached speeds near 156 miles per hour as the fight intensified.
A single handed death occurred in his house, with Paul Acker named as an enemy figure in connection to the case. No further details available.
The Farmer's Advocate publisher offers more reading matter for the farm and home than any agricultural journal in Western Canada. Subscription is $1.50 and valued by readers, with a special introductory rate of $100 for new subscribers. The Watson Witness.
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