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Published at Macleod Alberta every Friday afternoon by Wood and McLachlan. Subscription price is 1.50 per year in advance or 2.00 per year when not prepaid. No subscription is stopped until all arrears are paid, unless the publishers choose otherwise.
Good Mares Wanted in West Horse Breeding Market
The article argues a strong demand for drafter horses and pure-bred draft mares in the western market with high prices as seeding approaches. It urges buyers to invest in first-class bred mares rather than grading up from mixed stock, noting stallion influence and breeding policy as key factors.
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West
Ceattle
Farmers urged to plan, seed choices, and resist agitators
The note extols practical farm prep including tools, organized nail boxes, seed catalog study, and careful flax sourcing. It warns against city agitators, urges independent farming, and mentions rising twine prices from a firm in Elton with an option secured.
Twine Supplier Announces Early Bookings on High Grade Twine
May 1st on 100000 pounds of high grade twine will be prepared to book orders at an early date and give their patrons the advantage of protection afforded in this option against a rising market. As the twine is all guaranteed this option will afford the consumer an opportunity sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editon
C P R Bill Seeks Broad Dominion Powers Expansion
A bill before Dominion legislators on behalf of the C P R Company requests expanded powers to own lands outside the Dominion, amend director qualifications, issue more debentures for ships, extend property dealings, build hotels and utilities, irrigate lands, establish parks, aid land settlements, and obtain railway powers of minor scope.
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Dominion
Macleod Tops Cold Weather Report For February 27
The Canadian Pacific weather record shows Macleod posting the highest February 27 temperature among towns from Fort William to the Coast at 36 degrees above zero. The entry lists numerous towns with conditions and temperatures, highlighting Macleod’s heat amid widespread cloudiness and light winds.
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Fort William
Macleod
Pacific Division
Kootenay Landing
Rivalry on Yukon River Could Draw Freight Cut to Dawson City
A probable clash between the Northern Commercial Company and the North American Transportation and Trading Company is described as possible along the Yukon river. The dispute may push freight rates down for river transport to Dawson City.
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Northern Commercial Company
North American Transportation and Trading Company
Yukon River
Dawson City
Bucklen’s Arnica Cures Scald Head in Morgan ton
A Morganton Tennessee mother, C D Isbill, reports a severe head sores outbreak on her daughter that Bucklen’s Arnica salve completely healed. The ad claims a guaranteed cure for eczema tetter salt rheum pimples sores ulcers and piles. Available for 25 cents at R B Barnes' drug store.
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C. D. Isbill
Morganton, Tenn
Bucklen
R.B. Barnes’ Drug Store
Agricultural Institute Meetings in Regina District
The Department of Agriculture at Regina announces a series of agricultural meetings in this district. Lectures on agricultural topics and the Hail Insurance Ordinance will be delivered by W.R. Stewart, president of Verritoria Horze Breeders' Alan, with H. Drummond and Norman M. Ross also attending. The briefing is from Stirling, North-West Government Offices, Regina, dated February 17, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Regina
W.R. Stewart
Verritoria Horze Breeders
Alan
North-West
Strikes a Rich Find Boost for Health With Electric Bitters
F. J. Green of Lancaster New Hampshire credits Electric Bitters with curing his long standing indigestion and nervous debility after other remedies failed. He reports his wife also stays healthy and praises the tonic as superb for female troubles. The couple endorses the product and notes a 50 cent price with satisfaction guaranteed by R. B. Bardes.
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F. J. Green
Lancaster
N.H
R. B. Bardes
Furniture Choices For Rooms Including Parlor And Kitchen
The passage discusses selecting furniture for various rooms such as living room, parlor, bedroom, and kitchen. It notes that items shown are furniture and emphasizes practical considerations for furnishing different spaces.
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Laggan
Calgary
Edmonton
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Swift Current
Saskatoon
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Prince Albert
Bread View
N. E
Brandon
Napinka
Delorains
Winnipeg
Minnedosa
Saltcores
Rat Portage
Agricultural Institute
Messrs. H. Drummond
Prof. Robertson
Norman M. Ross
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Raymond
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Chas. W. Peterson
Lake
T. Wilton
Macleod House
F. J. Robinson
Practical Science
Toronto
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Southern
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Main
Nixon Bock
Wlbore Thio
Scaddy That Cares
Cole Tmeu Gap
Harry Whiting
Mopventare
Chester
Montana
W. P. Turner, Jr
E. McFarquhar
Royal
Alta
Norman D. Jackson
Prop’r
Studebaker
Fish Bros
Feafesses
Ed Retie
Wilders and Contractors
Opposite Union Bank
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A. Dixon
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Au Gruse
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Ri G. Mathews
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John Black