Bridle of Old West: Cayuse Broncho in Market Rise
The Notes section discusses a 1901 house of commons report noting 55 million pounds of a new British loan allotted to the Rothschilds and 350 million to J P Morgan & Co, signaling a balance of European and American financial power. It then shifts to the clay colored cayuse, describing its extinction in some regions, its use as hog feed on the Umatilla reservation, and its improving standing with a rising horse market as it becomes valued for foreign army service, while lauding its militant nature and tactical prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Rothchilds
J. P Morgan & Co
Oregon
Horace
Umatilla
Lord's Day Prohibition Ordinance Enacted in Territory
The Lieutenant Governor with the Legislative Assembly enacts a Sunday ban on selling goods or engaging in any worldly work. Exceptions include essentials and charitable works. Public amusements like billiards, racing, hunting, and firearms are limited on the day, with allowances for travelers or those in actual want. Real or personal property sales and contracts on Sunday are restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly of
Territories
Observance urged for Sunday rest by Lord's Day Alliance
A Macleod branch appeal urges citizens to observe Sunday laws and uphold its rest as divine and essential. The message cites legal penalties for violations and quotes the Sunday Congress backing the Sunday rest as a democratic, liberty enhancing measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macleod
Lord’s Day Alliance
J. A. Jaffray
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Rescue From Death
Mrs W K Haviland of Armonk New York writes that her family almost lost a child to whooping cough and bronchitis until Dr King’s New Discovery saved the life. She also notes a niece with advanced consumption recovered and is now well. The ad claims infallible relief for coughs and colds and offers trial bottles free with purchase guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Haviland
Armonk
N.Y
R. B Barnes
Medical Hall
Union Bank
Macleod
The Sanitary Laundry and Chinese Dental Health
An abstract from the National Laundry Journal notes steam laundries’ benefits and cites Professor E J Dalton on spraying dangers from the mouth. It claims Chinese have higher caries prevalence, citing skull examinations of 50 Chinese and 26 Saxon individuals with figures on decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Laundry Journal
E. J. Dalton
Boston
Mass
Macleod
Banking Firm Listing and Conducted Deposits
Andrew Thompson, Jas. King, M. P. P., and others are named in a ledger style notice detailing executives and branch places across Manitoba and neighboring regions. The document, signed by Duncan Anderson as Manager, references deposits received and general banking operations available at points in Canada, the United States, and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Thompson
Jas. King
E. E. Webb
J. G. Billett
I. W. F. Crispo
T. Ingp
Generali
Canada
United States
England
Duncan Anderson
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Blaclod Gazette
C. E.D. Wood
R.O
R.O. c
the Sanitary Laundry
Albert Hughes
Medicine Hat
Western Saddlery Co
Narket Street
San Francisco, Cal
W. Grove
Frederick Garrow
Willow Creek
Commissioner of Public Ways
Macleod, Alto
Frederick Garkow
American Hotel
H. H. Nasu
Travelling Public
Anadian Pacific Railway
Great Lakes
Alberta
Athabasca
Manitoba
Fort William
Owen Sound
Toronto
Hamilton
Montreal
New York
All Points East
C.P.R
WM. Stitt
E. McPherson
Pass
Winnipeg
Quebec
N. W.T
Boissevain
Man
Killarney
Geman
Minnedosa
Moriion
Crystal City
Melita
Deloraine
Manitou
Giewhoro
Neepawa
Ayne Souris
Hollats Virden
Se Hamleta
Wawatesa
Hartney
Ontario Land
Wiarton
Ottawa
Winchester
Shelbourne
Alexander
Smith's Falls
Hastings
Werrieville
Orwood
Gusbecs
Carlton Place
Oboc
St. Lewie
Lumber Yard
Phthr McLaren, Macleod
20Th Century Catalogue
Robt
Whitney
Guinness’ Stout
AE Macleod FerEihew Management
Winnines
Wilton
John Black
C. Gallup
Saddlery Company
Pueblo, Colo
Mew Styles
John Black Stores
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