09 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
1
A damaged text outlines land regulations in the Canadian North West, noting male eligibility age and residence proximity requirements. It mentions cultivation goals, settlement standards, and patent application rules, with garbled terms indicating legal procedures and interim measures.
Village residents are ordered to clear their premises of vermin and weeds by a set date. The notice, issued by the Village Council, requires removal of overgrowth and debris to improve safety and appearance.
A auction is scheduled by order of Mr Justice Hirwwn for the Supreme Court Judicial District to be held Monday at 1 pm at Liber Thetel, in the Val Linerty, Province of rawka. Roderick Dingwall, solicitor for the plaintiff, signs the notice detailing terms and further particulars.
The article discusses boosting forage from clover and hay on Canadian pastures, noting untapped rough lands. It outlines a seed mix for permanent pasture including timothy red top red clover and white clover, and mentions benefits of proper seeding for higher yields and fodder.
The Grain Growers Association will hold a meeting in Hetherington Ferguson's hall Liberty tomorrow Friday night April 10 at 8 p m Government organiser for Saskatchewan Mr Thompson will attend and address the meeting The co operation movement spreads across Canada with societies saving money in buying and selling and promising larger profits cheaper living and more stable markets for farmers All are urged to hear Mr Thompson explain cooperative trading formations and benefits
A Wisconsin Land Company sponsored expedition from the South brings four carloads of effects and a gasoline power ploughing outfit to Liberty siding. Nine people disembark and plan to settle sections T and 0, 25, 26. Among arrivals are C. C. Hoffman and family from Atlantic laws, Carl Jenson from Elkhorn Iowa, Arthur Smith from Exire Iowa, and more.
Local ads in Liberty feature H Weber flax Reed for sale. Howell shipping hogs April 10. pair of horses looted and offered reward. Rhode Island Reds price 61 per lb 66 per 100 by George Bjerkan. Breaker plow jobs wanted by HH KR Allen. cleaned rye grain seed 12c per lb by E C Tannehill.
Estimates by F. Bradshaw, Saskatchewan game guardian, place the 1913 season’s big game loss at about 1,170 animals with a total value of no less than 887,750 dollars. Meat hides and trophies are included, with an average 75 dollar per animal valuation.
Canada Steamship Lines builds a record freighter at Port Arthur Ontario. The vessel, launched April 4, measures about 625 feet long, 50 feet wide, and 82 feet deep with 15 watertight compartments and Isherwood construction. It carries 56 000 bushels of cargo and features six hold compartments with 38 hatch openings.
The Derwinian government proposes forest conservation actions in the Trent watershed of Ontario. The article notes efforts to develop orderly management and settlement plans, with emphasis on balancing land use as measures are implemented.
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