Isabella Agricultural Society Seed Fair and Poultry Show
The Isabella Agricultural Society schedules its annual seed fair and dressed poultry show at Decker on Wednesday November 21. Exhibits must be grown by entrants, entry fees apply, and rules cover tagging, timing, judging, and prize structure with awards ranging up to $1000 in grain classes and poultry prizes for 1923 stock.
Isabella Agricultural Society Annual Meeting Held at IsLelia School
The Isabella Agricultural Society will hold its annual meeting at IsLelia School on Wednesday December 5 at 8 p.m. Officers will be elected, plans for 1924 activities outlined, and land purchase for the 1924 Summer Fair discussed. Members urged to attend.
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Rod and Gun in Canada November issue features hunting tales
The November issue highlights stories by C. E. Gordon A A Merrill and Theodore Stocks along with Bonnycastle Dale and C H Gibbons. It reviews moose hunting duck hunting and a Gannet Rock peril adventure and includes departments Guns and Ammunition Along the Trap Line Outdoor Talk Fishing Notes and Kennel. Messages note John and Thos Lemon travel to Toronto to see a seriously ill brother James.
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Canada Grain and Trade Upbeat as Season Opens
Canada reports a strong early harvest and rising trade. Grain exports for five months through August totaled 55.3 million dollars with pulpits at 20.0 million, while total Dominion trade rose to 785 million for the five months ending August. Montreal expects record grain flow in 1924 aided by harbor improvements and windmill Point elevator expansion.
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Train safety notes spur cross border auto driver education
The Board of Railway Commissioners cites 54 Ontario Canadian crossings incidents from Oct 1922 to May 1923, 50 due to motorist carelessness. It urges CP Rail to share data on dangerous practices to reduce accidents through education, stressing trains have right of way and drivers must heed stop signals and lowered gates.
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