19 Mar 1914
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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
1
The notice outlines regulations for homestead entries including single family eligibility, land allotments of 50 acres cultivation, and a price per acre. It lists residency and cultivation requirements, plus ministerial oversight and publication disclaimer.
Take notice that the Minister has approved enforcement of hail insurance rules within the Rural Municipality of Sarnia No 221. The order covers crops and lands under municipal authority and requires landowners to comply by a specified date, with penalties for noncompliance and mentions of the water authority and local taxes.
As of the notice Isaac Dumler is named by the Village Council. The document appears in a local section and notes an appointment or designation.
In Moose Jaw district a judicial sale is ordered in a civil suit involving John H. Kider and Hubert K Meyfarth among others. A second item announces a church history lecture by Mr. Iuperial in Hetherington Ferguson hall on Friday March 27 with a lantern presentation and a humorous John Gilpin sketch.
The Ramian farmer remains conservative and uses English threshing machinery as Russian wheat production grows. British made agricultural machinery enjoys a high reputation in Russia's market. Evidence shows long service life with parts and engines dating back to 1800 1800s, including a Layton fire portable engine still in use after 45 years.
The article outlines changes to the Game Act including added species Antelope and crane r, a close season for ovurkrat from May 1 to November 1, and strict rules on shipping game to prevent concealment. Fox protections specify export fees for silver, cross, and red foxes, while fire dealers face annual license fees and reporting duties. Nonresident trappers pay fees, big game licensees gain game guardian powers, with penalties for interference. RNWM and police become ex officio guardians.
Furnished room to rent at 65 per month apply at press office. Also notes on flood damage and local ads for sale and services. Items include bond bows for sale, drill, and four chars in Edmonton. Listings show prices, contact hints, and brief conditions.
W E Moore reports a letter from Chas. Epperson of Fairfield Nebraska urging crop rotation and livestock integration. He cites soil depletion in New England Ohio Indiana and Minnesota and notes alfalfa corn oats and cow peas as rotation staples to restore fertility and boost yields.
Montreal Herald and Telegraph quotes vice-president Bury stating that from harvest to end of last navigational season C P carried more grain than any railway elsewhere. He says Canadian West produced 10 000,000 bushels of various kinds, with claims of unprecedented tonnage and insinuates critics underestimate the feat.
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