29 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Fort Macleod Gazette
Location
Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
1
GattieBros advertises a wide range of furniture plus carpeting linoleum curtains and window accessories. The shop also markets curtain stretchers carpet sweepers and screen doors and windows to furnish homes.
Advertises refrigerators and stoves alongside pianos and organs with chamber sets and wallpaper designs. Promotes newest designs and patterns as the sweetest in town.
The document outlines seasonal limits and prohibitions on hunting and trapping various species. It bans Sunday shooting, sets dates for deer moose elk ducks cranes and other animals, restricts taking rodents and fish, requires licenses and permits, and forbids hunting on others property without permission. It specifies a general game license fee of 25 and mandates branding of game heads.
Regina police raided a Chinese resort district arresting about sixty five Chinese residents. Four city officers face charges of false arrest and unlawful detention. Civil action possible against Mayor Smith and Deputy Attorney General Ford. Affected Chinese leaders and firms consider treaty rights and consular protection.
The bird game license costs $15 and the nonresident trapper license is $10. The residents big game license is $2.50. All licenses are valid only if endorsed and during the issuing calendar year. Penalties include $200 to $500 for buffalo killings and $50 for other violations.
Vancouver men excavate giant creature bones near Skidegate Queen Charlotte Islands. A seven foot six inch forehead span and eye sockets eighteen inches to two feet across astonish scientists. Rib over sixteen feet long and large pelvic bone suggest extra normal dimensions. Vancouver doctors review the remains as they await more shipments.
Four men spent a week in Macleod to produce a special illustrated Macleod number for the Wheat Belt Review. Morse B. Davis writes, M. B. Martin handles advertising, and W. A. Caunt with an assistant captures views and photos. About 200 engravings and 1,000 copies will be distributed, with council and board of trade backing the project.
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