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Newspaper
Fort Macleod Gazette
Location
Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
4
The Gazette of Macleod requests reader patronage to keep the paper lively and public minded. It emphasizes community benefit, public events coverage, and invites support while noting the new management aims to stay newsy and locally focused.
The Waclext Turf Association invites entries for an upcoming 1907 event, urging publicity and secretary contact. It discusses racing benefits, public interest, and potential pacing races, while noting local opposition to impounding stock and praising council efforts to protect streets and improve property.
The speaker urges strict enforcement of the local ordinance to curb growing intoxication and the rise of obscene language toward women. She argues for action to protect virtue and public morals, noting women of questionable character and promiscuity as issues needing immediate attention.
The Advance this week devotes about three columns to Mr. Haultain position on the autonomy bills. The article notes his possible sense of hopelessness amid volleys of hot air and contrasts with the stance the Advance took about two weeks earlier.
The Lethbridge News commends those who support fair play, declaring Conservatives appear to best advantage in the Alberta constituency division dispute. It questions the Liberal meeting last week and hints the Liberal organ avoids public comment on its activities.
The Calgary Fair shines as a leading livestock show and expanding educational event. From July 5 to 7, Calgary hosts exhibits by Canadian Rubber Co and J I Chase Co with threshing machines and steam engines, a grand tire display, and The Fall of Port Arthur scenic show. Racing looks set for strong patronage and large fields in Western Canada.
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