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Fort Macleod Gazette

Location

Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 05, 1890

Page

2

Immigration policy aims to boost settlement in the North West

The article argues Canada should spend aggressively on immigration to populate the North West. It praises railway expansion from Regina into Saskatchewan and Alberta, and warns against overloading the labor market. It urges careful government support, post arrival oversight, and measures to prevent settlers being drawn to the United States.

Canada Dominion North West Regina Saskatchewan Alberta Mr. Lougheed

Davis Wins Alberta Rail Subsidy Backing

Ottawa through the Toronto Empire reports on May 19 that the Calgary and Edmonton Railway Co. proceeds with construction backed by a government subsidy. MP Mr. Davis is credited for pressing the measure and securing funds, with survey parties already dispatched and James Ross named as lead contractor. The piece, from Sir John A Macdonald’s organ, praises Davis for aiding Alberta and notes the constituency deserves to hear his achievements directly from him.

Calgary Ontario Davis M. P Alberta Ross John A. Macdonald

Worm Exterminator Promises Clear Talk For Readers

The piece notes a figure explaining his service to readers to prevent misunderstandings, citing Toronto Empire as a conduit. It highlights Mother Graves’ Worm Exterminator as a pleasant, effective remedy for destroying worms, and claims many have achieved good results using it.

Toronto Mother Graves

Incident Mentioned In Montreal Herald Article

The excerpt cites names Ry kert Burns Hickey Robillard Middleton and others and mentions Commissioner Herchmer. It notes a royal or political context and hints at evading a forthcoming confrontation while postponing the day of reckoning.

Montreal Herald Rykert Burns Hickey Robillard Middleton Herchmer

Canadian Press Congratulates Government on Probe Progress

A coalition of Conservative and Reform papers laud the government for prompt investigations into officials misconduct from the past session. They urge a full non departmental inquiry into Herchmer the Mounted Police Commissioner, warning he may face removal if truth demands it.

Conservative Reform Rykert Middleton Herchmer Mr. Herchmer

Government accountability and electoral disgrace in Canada

The piece argues government responsibility for servants misconduct, condemns Lord Rykert and Lincoln voters for reelecting him after dishonorable acts, and warns Canadians that electing plunderers corrupts public life. It denounces the Lincoln electorate and calls for accountability and integrity in politics.

Advertising proclamations for public days in early territories

The author notes that Arbor Day and Thanksgiving Day were publicly proclaimed in local papers to ensure widespread awareness. Advertising the Governor's proclamation was seen as essential for practical benefit, justifying the expenditure due to effective public notice.

English Markets Reported Softer Weekly Cattle Trade

John Swan & Sons report in Edinburgh notes a quieter market with lighter fall in prices. Demand shifted as record arrivals of States cattle affected home stock, Canadian shipments near next week, and top prices for beat beet reach limited highs.

Edinburgh John Swan & Sons

Bridge Across Old Man's River Planned This Summer

Mr D W Davis reports to the Gazette that Sir Hector Langevin minister of public works assured the bridge over the Old Man's River at Macleod will be built this summer. He says it is the last bridge needing an appropriation this session and its completion is greatly needed in the district.

D. W. Davis

Arbor Day Celebration Sparse in Northwest This Year

The North West saw little observance of Arbor Day with limited activities and participation this year. No major events or ceremonies were reported, suggesting a subdued mood for tree-planting efforts in the region.

North West

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The Macleod Gazette C. E. BD. Wqod Immigration Europe MR. Davis C.& Fery Ottawa Toronto Empire Hudson’s Bay Company Ee. E Grochrins Herchimer Lincoln St. Catherines Thomas Tri Hector Langevin Midnapore WOOLEN_MILLS SHAW &_CO Midnapore, Alta Bristol Sarsaparilla A. F. Grady Perry David Macleod Saw Peter McLaren
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