Lethbridge Heads to Hosting World Dry Farming Congress
Lethbridge Alberta prepares for October 19 to 26 hosting the Seventh International Dry-Farming Congress and Exposition. A vast program features nine daily sessions, multinational speakers, and major exhibits by Canada and the United States, with plans for large attendance and extensive demonstrations.
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Lethbridge
Alta
North Americas
Board of Governors
Knox Church
International Congress of For Women
Rainer
Geo. H. V. Bulyea
Alberta
James Wilson
United States
Taft
Martin Burrell
Canada
George William Brown
Saskatchewan
James J. Hill
The
Great Northern Railway
Duncan Marshall
George Lawrence
Manitoba
Price Ellison
British Columbia
W. R. Motherwell
Ing
Laura Viadas
Agriculture of
Mexico
Romulo Escobar
Mexico National College
Jaurez
Guido Rossati
Rome
Italy
Aaron Aaronsohn
Haiti
Palestine
Turkey
Leslie Coleman
Mysore
India
Edward Miklos
Ministry of Agriculture
Hungary
Zoltan Szilassy
National Union of Hungarian Farmers
John A. Widtsoe
Utah Agricultural College
7. H
Pan-American Union
Washington, D.C
Dudgeon
Egypt
Joseph Pope
Dominion of Canada
L. J. Briggs
Department of Agriculture
L1h. Newman
Canadian Seed — Improvement Association
J. A. Bexell
Corvallis
Oregon
Dean Woods
University of Minnesota
L. A. Moorhouse
Manitoba Agricultural College
Join Bracken
Saskatchewan College of Agriculture
Saskatoon
Angus MacKay
Dominion Experimental Station
Indian Head
C. E B. Saunders
Ottawa
H. W. Campbell
Lincoln
Nebraska
Norman M. Ross
Western Canada
Mark C Rich
Hot Springs
South Dakota
R. 8. Coglan
Idaho Agricultural College
M. F. Kreeley
Dakota Farmer
Aberdeen
Dean Rutherford
Liberty H. Bailey
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
L. A. Mercill
Salt Lake City
Utah
F. B. Linfield
Montana Agricultural College
W. S. Delano
National Farmers’ Congress
FE. Bradley
Oregon Agricultural College
W. M. Jardine
Kansas Agricultural College
James A. Wilson
Oklahoma Experiment Station
Thomas Shaw
St. Paul
Minnesota
J. J. Iddings
Moscow
Idaho
BE. S. Harris
Daniel Morgan
Spokane
Wash
Robert Stewart
R. N Fredericks
Prescott
Arizona
F. A. Day
Henry Exall
Texas Industrial Congress
Dallas
Texas
W. J. Kerr
F. E. H. Greenman
Netherlands
Montreal
H. M. Cottrell
Denver
Colorado
Tasker J. Oddie
Nevada
Lee Cruce
Oklahoma
Edwin J. Norris
Montana
James H. Hawley
Canadian Pacific Railway
International Congress of Farm Women
Lethbridge Women's Committee
Alice Cooper
Treesbank
Man
George Putnam
Toronto
Laura Rose Stevens
John Marbert
Manzanola
Etc
A. M. Kep Per
Winfield
Town
K. Davies
Vancouver
B.C
Bertha L. Stavert
Winnipeg
S. F. Amidon
Fargo
N. C
W. L. Clark
Leamington
Ont
Alfred Atkinson
Bozeman
Mont
Grace Shepherd
Victoria Frigerio
Uruguay
James Wilton
Alice Ravenhill
England
Victoria
Jennie Muldrew
Macdonald College
Ladies’ Seminary
Red Deer
Marie Turner Harvey
Kirksville
A. A. Bawden
Mathew Brown McNutt
Naperville
John T. Burns
Bow 4000
New Provincial Library milestone in British Columbia
The Victoria Colonist reports the Duke of Connaught laid the corner stone for British Columbia’s Connaught library block in Victoria. It highlights the province’s growing, historically rich library, led by Sir James Scholefield, and details the collection, Northwest America focus, and archival treasures advancing scholarly work.
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Empire
Victoria
Duke of
Duke and Duchess
Connaught
Patricia
Paterson
Richard McBride
J. S. Helmcken
Old Colony
F. M. Rattenbury
Vancouver
New Westminster
Province
R. B. Gosnell
Dominion
Canada
B. 0. E. Scholefield
Victoria Times
Nanaimo
Kamloops
Nelson
Cranbrook
Revelstoke
Vernon
Fernie
Prince Rupert
Ross
Department of Customs
Atkins
Joseph Hridgman
Ft. Fr. Gosnell
Gosnell
Star
Scholefield
Gas
IIL
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Rocky Mountains
California
British Columbia
Oregon Territory
Oregon
Washington
Northwest Department
Young
James Cook
Nootka Sound
George Vancouver
Bodegay Quadra
Nootka
John McLaughlin
James Douglas
John Simpson
Peter Skene Ogden
W. F. Tolmie
Roderick Finlayson
Simon Fraser
North-West Company
New Caledonia
Straits of Juan de Fuca
Bodega Y Quadra
George III
England
Spain
Stuart Clement Scholefield
St. Paul's Garrison
Naval Church
Esquimalt
Legislative Assembly
Pacific Northwest Library Association
American Library Association
Newbro's Herpicide Advertisement Details Hair Germ Destroyer
The ad promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a dandruff germ destroyer that cleans the scalp, aids hair growth, and prevents hair loss. It offers samples for 10 cents and mentions sizes 50 cents and seven dollars sold by dealers with a refund if not satisfied. Beattie Murphy Co. Ltd. is listed as special agents.
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Herpicide Co
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Beattie-Murphy Co., Ltd
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Egeria
North America
Ortelius
Richard Hakluyt
Herpicide
PEO LL Pacific
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C.P.R
R. G. McNeillae
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Calgary
Mac’s Auto Service
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