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Newspaper
Fort Macleod Gazette
Location
Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
4
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A letter from A Fleming, foreman at Cochrane Ranch, notes few cattle deaths after the recent storm in Paterson Macleod Alta area. He reports two speyed heifers, one tipped snowbank, and no major losses, with cattle movements showing light overall impact on the stock industry. Also mentions bronze bust freed entry and upcoming yacht race between Shamrock II and Reliance with high Anglo-Canadian interest.
Doctors in Indianapolis face a puzzling case of a man who sheds his skin annually since infancy. He experiences no pain, but his body temperature spikes mid cycle. The procedure requires about three weeks, with new skin briefly tender before hardening. A poet quips about finding any place free of dirt and duty.
Advertisers are urged to refresh ads frequently to avoid reader weariness. Stale notices lose attention as readers assume no changes occur. Journalists encourage frequent updates to keep content fresh and effective for audiences.
The passage urges advertisers to focus on results over price, noting a publisher's ally is a publisher who helps grow your business. It stresses frequent changes to seasonal lines, improving performances to extend business success.
The Dominion Agriculture seed division notes most root crop seed for Canada is imported from Europe and grown in France Germany and England. It warns many Canadian seeds are of inferior quality due to late sowing poor thinning and reliance on easy European contracts. Growers are urged to use selected transplanted roots from climate similar to seed use or grow their own seed on farm.
Persons unable to make a personal choice may have stock inspected purchased and shipped by Live Stock Associations. No commission only actual expenses charged. Inquiries to The Canadian Bank of Commerce Calgary or A P Westervelt Secretary Parliament Buildings Toronto Ontario. Refer to this paper.
Bids are invited for 2500 barrels of Portland Cement delivered f o b cars with 1500 barrels to Lethbridge and 1000 to Macleod. Delivery by August 15, 1903. tenders may be in barrels or sacks with weight stated. A five percent cheque is required with tender.
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