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Newspaper
Fort Macleod Gazette
Location
Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
4
The Gazette announces new management led by Z M Hamilton and pledges fairness and independence. It aims to represent stock raisers, irrigators, and all industrial and political interests of Southern Alberta while inviting reader support and promoting local development.
A Calgary article extols the benefits of proper advertising to promote Alberta as a tourist destination. It highlights the province’s magnificent natural resorts and the southwestern region’s grand scenery with picturesque lakes, urging a yearly influx of visitors.
The fall of Pretoria signals the war’s end with imperial victory. Britain begins governing the conquered land while Britain’s leaders and soldiers are hailed. Canadians await troops’ return as political shifts unfold and the Speaker declines reelection.
The Cochrane ranch company sold thirty fat cattle at an average of fifty dollars per head. Federal authorities are expected to acknowledge the Legislative Assembly's resolution seeking a depot in the territories to purchase remounts for the Imperial Army. The depot would have significant implications for military logistics.
The article argues a remount station would boost the horse trade and help ranchers breed the right animals, naming Macleod as the ideal site. It notes 80 percent of Northern Montana range cattle suffer mange and urges action to stop American cattle crossing the border. It covers the Medicine Hat roundup, Montreal market totals, stocker demand, export cattle prices, and new cattle dipping shed near Claresholm.
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