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Newspaper
Wolseley News
Location
Wolseley, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
3
Advert describes quick cures for catarrh and bronchitis using an inhaler from the Catarrbonone Co Kingston. Claims relief in a few breaths and a month’s treatment costs one dollar. Mentions Featherstone and Langhorn as individuals in a related narrative.
Foster and Daly scheme at a garage while a police inquiry seems delayed. Foster observes a big man and a dangerous offer to betray secrets. After small talk with a driver and a lamp, Daly and Foster plan further moves as Foster secures dinner and awaits an American inquiry.
In a misty morning escape, Foster slips past the Hawick hotel porter, boards a train to Carlisle, then hides among passengers. He plans quiet days to mislead Daly and resume the chase, while a smoky town and rail movements unfold, with Foster using back streets to lose pursuit.
Reported British efforts describe submarine destruction by air and sea units. Balloons, dirigibles and seaplanes hunted U boats, with depth charges and bombs causing oil slicks and water disturbance indicating submarine loss.
Fragmentary note urges creation of farmers employment offices in every town and den to let men seek work, align two parties, and establish a system with satisfaction and initiative in Canada.
A historic proposal asks why stores should close every other day at noon to let clerks assist on farms. The question prompts debate on labor needs and rural economy, weighing store hours against agricultural demands and community impact.
In a recent speech the speaker notes Teddy Roosevelt's mixed English British Scottish Dutch and German ancestry. He says the allied forces drove out the Han lineage long ago, reflecting on historical perceptions.
The article argues long range raids threaten German centers like Berlin and Hamburg, but fuel limits constrain bombing. It notes French and British plane innovations, American production boosts, and rising allied air power. It predicts aerial supremacy will help end the war as more pilots and aircraft become available.
Provincial agriculture officials fear a Montana western thistle invasion threatens Saskatchewan crops. Acting-seed and weeds commissioner T. M. Tells led an inspection into Montana territory, finding abundant thistle and noting lack of Montana anti laws. Immediate steps will be taken to prevent spread.
A portion of a regional trade tally records Alberta with 56 creameries and 4 factories while Saskatchewan shows higher figures, listing 36 creameries and 22 cheese factories, indicating a broader dairy production network across provinces.
Prominent figures from British Columbia discuss irrigation and farming in a Vancouver event. Speakers include representatives from Canadian Pacific and regional agricultural groups.
A fragmented note from officials and scholars discusses dry farming methods for prairie provinces. It mentions W K Meth of Regina and Richard Latallo in irrigation, and notes topics on farming development, summer holidays, and entertainment tied to rural life, with references to provincial figures and Canada’s agriculture landscape.
A fragmented obituary style note discusses Irish American solidarity amid anti fat rhetoric and calls for unity against Prussian aggression. It notes shifting loyalties as Irish American voters face wartime pressures and the need to bridge divides across communities.
A fragmented note discusses Zeppelin speed, how quickly it can reach a spot, and the effect of searchlight visibility. It mentions slower signals, exchange bases, and the challenge of maintaining speed in practical terms.
Rear Admiral Goodach argues against teaching German in public schools. He warns it fosters insidious propaganda and distorts views of Germans, urging careful avoidance of biased instruction to protect national solidarity and civic safety.
Canada reports large increases in land sown to winter and spring wheat oats barley and rye for 1918 with total area sown rising from 14 75 million to 16 08 million acres. Prairie provinces show higher wheat oats and barley plantings. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta lead in spring wheat area.
Local residents recall a brief encounter as a constable questioned a man about a recent disturbance. Two witnesses insisted they saw activity claimed by the accused, while a magistrate noted the case hinges on the charge presented.
The article notes strong profits in lamb feeding in Alberta Canada due to abundant irrigated feed. It cites the Canada Land and Irrigation Company selling 275 lambs in Calgary for 1600 dollars per hundred after about 100 days on feed, and 325 lambs sold for 16 cents per pound in January after four days of feeding. It predicts local markets may exceed 20 cents per pound with minimal extra effort.
A fragmented note condemns German socialists and their alleged outrages, arguing against propaganda and calling for unity among workers. The passage references themes of international cooperation and political agitation amid wartime rhetoric.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a large sum and references names and places in an unclear historical context. The text is incomplete, with garbled phrases about payments, refusals, and individuals, lacking coherent events or dates.
Fragmentary note notes a hoston transcript and a roster with unclear details about attendees and events. Included are scattered phrases suggesting a meeting or distribution of roles but specifics remain unreadable.
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