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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
3
Tim, a defiant pupil, lashes out at troublemaker Tommy English after Miss Martha the new schoolteacher quietly enforces discipline. Tim feels protective and learns restraint when Miss Martha consoles him with kindness. Ben Hanway later reconciles with Miss Martha as Tim pledges loyalty.
In this observational piece, the star navigates wealth and fame, earning speculative box office percentages while the public’s favor rises and falls. It warns that even a celebrated performer risks aging neglect and dwindling support, contrasting glamour with eventual obscurity.
In a witty exchange from a Chicago News item, a kind lady scolds a man about alcohol. The man replies that the only booze he avoids is the caboose where brakemen ride.
Dominion and Ontario commissioners traveled hundreds of miles by foot, boat, and canoe in summers 1905 and 1906 to complete the James Bay Treaty No 9. The 90,000 square mile territory includes Cree and other tribes with reserves up to 640 acres per family of five. The Dominion will fund school buildings, equipment, and teacher salaries, plus a $4 per person bounty funded by Ontario. Commissioners included Duncan Campbell-Cott and Sam Stewart for the Dominion and D.G. McMartin of Perth for Ontario.
Extracts from Scribner's Magazine recount Indigenous policy under the British and Canadian governments, early treaties from 1734, and the James Bay process. It details the push for railways, land abundance, and ironclad etiquette at treaty feasts, with a vivid portrait of the Attawapiskat man Charles Wabinoo and his reaction to cash gifts.
A writer from the American Cultivator details Shorthorn cattle, noting symmetrical proportions, large bulk for a small frame, light offal, fine limbs, a broad forehead, placid eyes, and gentle countenance. Horns are short with a downward curl. color ranges creamy white to yellowish red with occasional red and white. The illustrated bull, Saiquhor Conqueror, was champion at the Buenos Ayres live stock show.
The Governor General's Trophy program features two identical statues crafted by M Hebert. The figures symbolize Music and Drama with a lyre bearing man and a smiling dramatic woman holding Tragedy’s mask. Winnipeg Dramatic Club won the Drama Trophy while Quebec Symphony won the Music Trophy.
The owner should supervise shoing and use properly weighted shoes. Do not cut the frog or excessive sole. avoid rasping outer wall. allow slight rasp under each nail point. fit shoe to the foot. avoid red hot shoeing except minimal horn removal. prefer rasp over knife. reset or replace monthly. use quality pails. keep feet level with toes short and heels not unnaturally lowered. Dane County Wisconsin.
A Stockyards cattle salesman reports buyers discount horned steers, claiming horn removal boosts value. He notes a 25 cent per hundredweight reduction for horned cattle on a 20,000 pound load, estimating over $50 lost revenue for the dealer who did not dehorn.
Farmer suggests saving clover as winter feed for sheep. Notes second growth is good if cut early and stored in a barn for easy access. Emphasizes clover as superior feed for livestock.
Professor Ert of Kansas State Agricultural College suggests a covered yard system for dairy cows. The design uses a central milking stable with the rest of the yard open and bedded daily to keep cows cleaner and reduce building costs.
The Kansas Experiment Station warns that milk supplies food warmth and moisture for bacteria. Dairy areas host numerous germs in hidden crevices, enabling rapid fermentation when contact occurs with milk, a concern familiar to dairymen.
The passage argues that cattle fed on well developed corn kernels look different from those fed on shriveled kernels. It stresses that breeders must understand each animal’s needs to ensure year-round access to rich foods suitable for milk production.
C W Me Uck explains silage as superior to dry forage for cows, with lactic acid aiding digestion. Caution urged on calf meals and substitutes, offering a cheaper mixed feed recipe of oatmeal corn meal and ground flax seed. Hog care emphasized with drafts, dipping, salt, charcoal, and routine feeding. advise changing boar, retaining good sows, and grouping breeding.
The article urges hog producers to improve ventilation to prevent drafts and disease. It advises sealing bottom bounds, top ventilation with six inch gaps, and avoiding underneath drafts. It describes swinging wall sections and sun exposure to heat and ventilate pens effectively.
A statement from C. Winslow of the Ayrshire Breeders' Association urges strict honesty in cattle trading. He argues breeders must reveal both strengths and weaknesses of stock so buyers are not misled and each sale genuinely benefits the customer and breed.
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