Three Days at Manitoba's Big Fair
An account of Robert Mathe son, Jack Jamieson and Jobe Sutherland at the Farm Boys Camp during Brandon Fair. The three days aim to showcase judging teams from across the province and broaden knowledge of desirable farm animal qualities among attendees.
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Robert Matheson
Jack Jamieson
Jobe Sutherland
Brandon Fair
Three Hamiota boys tour Brandon Fair stock judging trip
A trio of farm boys from Hamiota joined twenty seven teams at Brandon Fair for three days of stock judging. They visited Shoal Lake creamery, farms of McGonnell and Little, and learned scoring on Holsteins Ayrshires and beef cattle. They saw horses, toured the Dominion Experimental Farm, and earned an award. coach Mr T J Strachan guided their early missteps to success.
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Tesa
Brandon
T. J Strachan
Shoal Lake
Jobo Strachan
Nesbitt
Ed. MecGonnell
A.O Little
John Killoh
George McConnell
John McGhee
Jobn Strachan
G Strachan
Colin Gibson
Geo. Grey
T.J. Strachan
Decker
Ernest Dixon
Dominion Experimental Farm
Hamiota
Ochire River
Frank Airey
Rivers
T. J. Strachan
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Estate notice to Executors named Henderson and others
Notice directed to the Executors of the estate, specifically naming Robert Henderson and another placeholder executor to be identified, with instructions regarding administration, claims, and settlement procedures. The text appears to be a legal public notice seeking qualified actions from the named executors.
New Home Planned for Canada's Oldest University
King's College in Windsor Nova Scotia faces a move to a new Oxford style campus as fundraising proceeds. The Loyalist founded institution, later linked to Dalhousie, seeks 500000 and has received Carnegie pledges totaling 600000 conditional on raising the initial sum.
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King’s College
Canada
Oxford University
King’s University
U. B
Iwet
Reyal Chartes
British Isles
King’s
Dominion
James Cochran
Frederick Borden
Thomas Chandler Haliburton
Sam Slick
Basil King
H. A Cody
Allan P. Shatford
Maritime Colleges
Halifax
Dalhousie University
Carnegie Corporation
Hamilton’s airport opens May first with four hundred acres
The article notes Hamilton’s airport becoming operational May 1 on a four hundred acre tract. A large hangar rises and the old homestead will be converted into an aviation boarding school.
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