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Newspaper
Fort Macleod Gazette
Location
Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
4
The notice states subscription is $1.50 per year in advance or $2.00 per year if not prepaid. No subscription is stopped until all arrears are paid, unless the publishers choose otherwise.
A Griswold ledger editor recalls slang and quips about marriage cost inflation and aging editors. A dying man jokes about future flames after death. A pin and wind mishap ruins a man’s hat suspenders and teeth. Lightning strikes kill forty eight cattle in Plainfield, with all then found in a line, suggesting a single bolt.
Deputy Commissioner C W Peterson toured the Guelph livestock exhibition finding no livestock improvement but noting strong educational value and rising public interest. He met Arch McNeilage of Glasgow, editor of the Scottish Farmer, and supported immigration work. Peterson planned finishing two carloads of range steer exhibited and shipping them from Crane, Tike, Asso. to advance beef placement.
The Dominion and Territorial departments launch an experiment with Ontario and Manitoba to finish range cattle before shipment to Britain, weighing and tracking feed and labor to show profits. A related concern warns Canada of disease risks like foot and mouth, while U S beef pricing and dead meat trade influence Canadian stock markets.
Mrs Ida E Tilson of Salem Wisconsin describes two major poultry parasites in Nova Scotia talks: lice and mites. She notes nine lice species and four mite types infest poultry and urges daily manure removal and clean housing to prevent breeding and spread.
The Calgary and Edmonton Railway Company applies to Parliament for an Act to authorize construction of four branch lines from Wetaskiwin toward the east 100 miles, between Lacombe and Red Deer east 100 miles, from Strathcona to Edmonton, and from near Calgary northeast 100 miles, with telegraph and telephone lines, plus usual railway powers. Dated December 18 1902. Kingsmill Hellmuth Saunders Torrance, solicitors.
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