25 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 25, 1914
Page
1
A local notice outlines land regulation sweepers in the Oacadian North West region. The document discusses cultivation restrictions, tenancy requirements, and penalties for noncompliance with zoning and tenancy rules.
A Liberty community event reports the formation of a new Masonic lodge, described as of wide local interest and signaling a significant social development for residents in Liberty and nearby areas.
The article outlines Milch Goats in Bechterrland with annual production around 20,000,000 gallons. It details a new lodge in Fer Long Lake Lesige, led by Hunt and Dr. Shaw among others, plus discussions on goat milk quality, stock sources, and rising dairies. It notes visits, social events, and local milking practices, including prices to physicians and hospitals.
Calgary reports that all U S citizens resident in Canada earning over 62500 annually must pay U S income tax. Details note the American consul commented on the tax obligation and its enforcement.
London reports the king and queen plus advisers busy with travel plans including possible visits in Canada. A benefit concert drew praise from Canadians, while questions linger about where the royal entourage will stay and how the visit may affect relations with Australia and the dominion.
The Dominion Parks branch reports growing numbers of buffalo elk mule deer and other game across several parks. Walowrigit Alberta Beall Montana Lamont Alberta show increases as protection under park authorities continues.
Congratulations went to Leslie KE Kemp who returned from wartime service in Ohio. Leslie married Mary Edan Pisher of Mount Vernon Ohio on February 10 at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at Kemp Farm.
A lantern lecture on Church History will be given at Metherington and Ferguson's Liberty Hall on Friday evening February 27. Rev T. Melly will conduct the program with slides shown by D. Nelson of Imperial Aduvinsion. Adults and children are invited.
Dun's Report notes a fairly entre fertory general situation in the Far West and Northwest. Weather in Winnipeg favors merchandise movement and heavy dry goods trade has eased. Merchants plan spring operations and prospects are described as good.
Dr Andrews of Regina spoke in Yorkton on developing and conserving Saskatchewan’s natural resources. He demonstrated straw fuel shown to heat like coal, estimating half a ton of fuel from one ton of straw and potential manufacturing at 63.00 per ton. The talk urged farmers to consider turning straw into valuable by products and saving on fuel costs.
For sale one 4herse single dise ldeill in poor condition. Also 4 shaves from Secatebewsn Cooperative Elevator Co listed with prices. The ad mentions additional contact Teme in Hie Mh Awe and Kagimnen ARe.
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