Moose hunting fuels Nova Scotia tourism push in Montreal
Nova Scotia marked for its hunting prospects as tours to moose habitats drew praise from Montreal’s Canadian Pacific Railway office. Reports highlight abundant moose in interior lakes and forests, with guides, including Micmac Indians, aiding hunts at Kedgemakoogee and nearby camps. Bear and wildcat roam, while Cape Breton shores offer tuna and cod fishing. life on the island’s moose season is restricted.
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Nova Scotia
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Moore
Huntir
Bert
Kedeemakoogee
Sunts
the Noose
del Thomas
South Milford Camp
Kedgemakogee
Cape i i
Ind
Saskatchewan Poultry Pool Grows as Province Ranks Second
The egg and poultry pool in Saskatchewan reaches 17 000 members while annual production hits 33 672 263 dozen. Saskatchewan becomes Canada's second largest poultry producer after Ontario, and St Catharines hosts the celery championship awarded to James Little by the American Vegetable Growers Association. The Australian Cricket Team arrived in Canada aboard the Montrose and planned to sail home on the Aorangi after touring major cities.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Ontario
St. Catharines
James Little
American Vegetable Growers’ Association
Cleveland
England
Montrose
United States
Vancouver
M.S. Aorangi Forther
Australia
Crandall Curling Club Forms Winter Season
Crandall reports winter curlers organized with Miss Cummings as president Miss Weston secretary treasurer and Mrs O'Hara Mrs Angus and Mrs Whitney on the executive Five rinks will curl at the open rink run by Mr Angus The first carnival of the season is planned for Friday December 17 and the Boys and Girls Standard Clube had a successful prior fair. EK Mark was elected president and Miss Graham secretary treasurer.
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The
United Church
Telfer
Virden
Miniota
Messrs. R. Lynch
C Evans
A. Evans
M. Johnson
Arrow River Dramatic Society
William Cohen
R. L. Dickey
E. Mark
Winnipeg
George Holdstalk
Raymor, Sask
Forster
Mia. Stewart
Stoney Mountain
Poultry Club
A. Dickey Sr
Claude Dickey
South
Ray Brown
Miss Cummings
Miss Weston
O'Hara
Angus
Mrs Whitney
EK. Mark
Hamiota Agricultural Society Sails Through Year of Growth
The Hamiota Agricultural Society held its December 10 1926 annual meeting in the Council Chamber with A D McConnell as chairman and W E Rogers as secretary. Auditors praised strong finances while President A C Little lauded cooperative ground beautification and director efforts. reports covered heavy and light horse classes, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, canning and cooking, baby health, school work, ground improvements, and a successful fair run by the 1026 board. The 1927 officers include President A Little, vice presidents Fred Houck and Kerr Fraser, directors Ken Fraser James Reid A E McConnell George McConnell Wm Mathison J Killoh C Penny D Roberts A Sutherland B Strachan T J Strachan Wm Delbridge Dr Coombs Jas Scott Mrs Little Mrs McNaught, Auditor A Kerr Lee, Treasurer W E Rogers.
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Hamiota Agricultural Society
A. D. McConnell
W. E. Rogers
A. C. Little
T J. Strachan
Dr. Coombs
John Killoh
Hamiota
Ed. McConnell
Kerr Fraser
Brandon
Little
Fred, Houck
Ken, Fraser
James Reid
A. E. McConnell
Geo. McConnell
Wm. Mathison
J. Killoh
Cc. Penny
D. Roberts
A. Sutherland
B Strachan
T. J Strachan
Wm. Delbridge
Jas Scott
Mra Little
Mra
McNaught
A Kerr Lee -Treas
Crerar Re elected UGG President at Calgary Meeting
United Grain Growers directors elect Hon T A Crerar president for the ninth time at Calgary on December 4. Officers of 1926 are reelected and a financial note advertises seven per cent loan on improved farm lands with prompt inspections and service. McConnell Bros Auction Sale postponed features furniture Christmas presents Victrola coon coat and a Winchester repeater with sale day planned.
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The
United Grain Growers
Calgary
T. A. Crerar
LS Taylor, Avent, Hamiota
Mas
McConnell Bros
Winchester
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Noy
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Crandall
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E Rogers
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Geo.m. Strachan
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