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The oldest clergyman in Scotland the Rev Dr Frow died at Stirling aged ninety seven he served St Ninians United Free Church for seventy six years. Cambridge University presses to publish the eleventh edition of Encyclopaedia Britannica with India paper edition and standard paper edition. Ireland population 1909 shows a decline of about 4000 with births 102754 deaths 71073 marriages 22050. J I Priestly Bristol professor reports electricity effects on crop growth in electrified fields Wheat up 21 percent mangolds 18 percent strawberries 26 percent. Experiments extend to Evesham Bitton Scotland Germany with aims to boost Egyptian cotton.
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Record Coal Block Near Edmonton At Pembina Property
A 1200 pound coal lump from a fifteen foot seam was mined at the Pembina Coal company's shaft near Edmonton eighty miles west along the Grand Trunk Pacific. The coal, higher grade with 68 percent fixed carbon, is linked to Duke of Sutherland and Cecil Ward interests. An English syndicate is negotiating to buy the Black Diamond Collieries beside Pembina for 418000 dollars at a price of 100 dollars per acre.
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Thanksgiving Day Set for Monday October 31
Ottawa reports cabinet ministers approved declaring Monday October 31 as Thanksgiving Day this year. The date follows a two year precedent, driven mainly by the Commercial Travelers' association request.
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Notices of mining prospect licenses and railway right of way
Notice announces applicants to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for licenses to prospect coal and petroleum on described blocks in Mast Kootenay District located Aug 20 1910. Also records Kootenay Central Railway Co deposition in Nelson Land Registry and revised branch location from Wardner to Fort Steele.
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