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Newspaper
Fort Macleod Gazette
Location
Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
4
The notice states every Friday edition by Wood and McLachlan. Subscriptions are $1.50 per year in advance or $2.00 per year otherwise. No subscription stops until all arrears are paid, unless publishers choose otherwise.
A June 6, 1902 notice counters sensational reports of heavy rain causing cattle losses. It argues the losses were limited to isolated cases and did not affect cattle nationwide.
In Toronto the Eaton Company department store faces a broad strike in the print ing department with Old 91 members, press workers, and others walking out over wages. The writer denounces low pay and urges shoppers to support local merchants instead of mail order outfits, criticizing bargain hunting as gullible and promoting home stores.
Our Iscal contemporary declares the Liberal party secure with no anxiety about the Advance's decline. Sir Wilfrid Lanvier may enjoy the Coronation while Conservatives seem unlikely to seize power soon. The Advance accuses the Gazette editor of poverty while Liberal quarters grow uneasy.
A reader letter recalls a Michigan will that mispells a bequest to indigent old women, threatening a $60 000 endowment. It contrasts past and present eras from Victoria’s coronation to modern travel and communication, noting progress yet ongoing fatal laws.
Save Snow Shoe Tags from Pay Rott Cuewra Tosacco plugs and claim one of 150 presents. Tags valid until January 1st 1903. Ask your dealer for the illustrated premium catalogue.
The Ottawa Dominion Experimental farm expert J H Grisdale discusses stock feeding, urging balanced growth for calves, breeding emphasis, and using grasses to raise prairie carrying capacity. C C Creelman notes Ontario agriculture reforms, Farmers Institutes, and need for organized fair dates with government judged shows.
A shift in CPR policy followed a delegation backed by a large, influential local association. Officials granted the demands they pressed for, signaling policy change. During the session, J R Anderson Deputy Minister of Agriculture for British Columbia spoke on livestock judging while visiting Calgary for the show and related events.
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