Canadian Cattle Sold Across Line
Toronto report by John Black of Rice & Whaley warns Ontario beef buyers and farmers of rising exports of Ontario cattle to the United States. He cites Buffalo market data showing large weekly shipments of stockers, 400 to 800 pounds, entering duty and weight losses en route, with many cattle not reaching beef markets until next year.
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Ontario
Toronto
John Black
Rice & Whaley
Union Stock Yard
Buffalo
Mr. Black
Chisago
States
Hudson Bay Railway Carries Passengers to Jefferson
The Pas Manitoba Sept 11 The first ticket was issued to H W Johnston for a trip to Jefferson at one dollar and five cents about five cents a mile. Stations listed include Lewiston Jefferson Parker Cormorant Georgetown Scott McLaren Limestone McNaughton Woody Lake MacColm Colin McMillan Inusko River Setting Lake Mowatt Boyd with rails laid for sixty miles. Contractors Hudson Bay Construction Company Limited disclaims responsibility.
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Hudson Bay Railway
H. W. Johnston
Ulage
Jefferson
Pas
Lewiston
Parker
Cormorant
Georgetown
Scott
McLaren
Limestone
McNaughton
Woody Lake
MacColm
Colin
McMillan
Inusko River
Setting Lake
Mowatt
Boyd
Geket
Hudson Bay Construction Company Limited
Million Dollar Department Store Planned for Regina
A new one million dollar departmental store is set to open in Regina next month, signaling a major retail expansion. The project reflects investment in the city’s commercial growth and will create job opportunities for residents.
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Regina
Fur Farming in the East Reports Mixed Returns
The Marley time provinces saw more black foxes this year but ranching losses from poorly vented nests caused a spring heat wave to kill many pups, with 156 deaths in Prince Edward Island. Despite this, most fox companies paid substantial dividends though some lost money.
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Maritime Provinces
Prince Edward Island
Sale of Lands for Arrears of Taxes in Hamiota
Village of Hamiota Manitoba issues a notice of sale by public auction for arrears of taxes. Lands listed will be sold on October 30, 1913 at 1 pm in the Council Chamber unless taxes and costs are paid. Dated September 20, 1913. Jos. Andrew Secretary-Treasurer.
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Hamiota
Manitoba
Notice of Tax Arrears Auction in Hamiota Manitoba
Warrant issued by the Reeve of Hamiota Manitoba directs sale of lands for arrears of taxes and costs. If unpaid by October 30, 1913 at 2 PM in the Council Chamber, lands will be sold at public auction. Lands are all patented. date of notice September 1915 by Secretary Treasurer.
East and West in Canada Join in Prosperity
The piece argues Canada has no real east west divide as immigration unites provinces and inter provincial trade grows rapidly. It notes eastern needs align with western wealth and cites John Gentle's 30 years prospecting in Alberta discovering a rich gold bearing vein linked to Rockies deposits.
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Canada
Alberta
John Gentle
Rocky Mountains
Homestead Rules and Residency for Canadian Lands
Advert describes eligibility for homesteading in Manitoba Saskatchewan or Alberta. Applicants must appear in person at the Dominion Lands Agency or district office. Conditions include six months residence, three years cultivation, and a family or guardian involvement in the claim, with various district rules and fees noted.
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Sears Oll
Manitoba
Alberta
Siphey
Orother
Bia
Dautier
Distribution Costs and Farm to Consumer Trade
The piece highlights that over 30 percent of farm product value is consumed by handling after harvest. It notes retail prices exceed producer receipts by five to ten times and endorses Secretary Houston’s idea to restructure market bureaus and rural credit inquiries. It favors a postal express privilege plan to enable direct producer consumer trade as a prompt remedy.
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Scretary Houston
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Balaams Ass and Bible Belief Split Over Modern Skepticism
A reader asks if Balaam’s ass spoke and the editor insists the bible is true while urging readers to avoid discrediting it. The note critiques wasteful spending and praises local ads for sensible purchases over distant shipments.
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Balaam
Great Generals Ready to Help Ulster Fight
Volunteers at Antrim Castle demonstrated as Sir George Richardson spoke. He praised the pledge of generals in the party and warned of their arrival to support Ulster as the time comes.
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Ulster
Antrins
Antrim Castle
Satunday
Cien
George Richardson
Win Frodls
Ana
Beeeody
Magistrate criticizes farmer in wage deduction case
In Beandou court Magistrate Bates orders William Rabe to pay wages and 20835 cents costs after workers employed by Rabe were charged high board rates and deductions. The harvest crew earned 2.50 dollars daily. 2.75 for threshing. One man was dismissed for a grouse reason, others continued work amid disputes. The magistrate condemned the harsh treatment and widespread deductions.
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Beandou
William Rabe
Wilkes
Bates
Peiy
Amon
Rahe
Mike Boychuk
Boyehuls
Rabe
Ixtrict
Rat caught near Min Nedosa claims grain mill site
A brown rat was brought to the Tribune office by Mr. W A Diteh on Tuesday. He said it was killed in his grain mill near Brandon, Minnesota, and likely dropped from a moving boxcar.
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Minnedosa
W. A. Diteh
Tribune
Brandon
Minsedoss
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