07 May 1914
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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
1
Fragmentary text describes a land regulation case involving residency and cultivation requirements for a land allotment. It references an inspector report and eligibility for preemption and residence in specified portions, with terms about building a house and three years residence.
A notice announces a judicial sale dated September 7, 101%, in Moose Jaw District under a court order. The auction lists multiple defendants and entities, with Broderick Dingwall as the Saskatoon solicitor. Terms require payment of cash and fulfillment of mortgage, with further particulars from the solicitor.
The document notes an application for a license hearing. It references Liberty and Liberty sformmid with terms about the Board of Licenses and a meeting date this month. Deputy Attorney General COLCLODON is mentioned.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference names such as Liberty, Imperial, and Stabert along with locations like Helcites Jase and Malwert. Mentions a move to Craik on Monday and Tuesday mourning, plus a keeper from Pontris, Sask. for Northern Igoiees Heat.
A provincial commission examines whether growing wheat is profitable by comparing production costs to market price. Data from farmers across Aberdeens, Geott, Geven, Prince Albert and Ergice shows costs ranging from about 50 to 64 cents per bushel, with an average around 60 cents per bushel including land, interest, and depreciation.
Fire at Jake Dumler's farm two towns southeast of Liberty destroyed a barn and storeroom with equipment grain and hay. Losses included several cows a stallion and a mare foal. total value about $9 000 and no insurance. Farmhand Kar Downbew was away when fire broke out.
Experimental Fare Report details agricultural experiments across central and outlying stations, covering plant disease, orchard crops, garden crops, and farm animals. It notes weekly agrivelime reports and a year ending March 31 summary, with copies available from the Publications Branch, Ottawa. The Duke of Argyle obituary appears, plus retail store openings and local business notes.
Local rural notices advertise ponies, camels no, but horses and cattle trades. Charlee Wenvned offers yearling roan with halter and service details. Buyers see Liberty area listings for full-bleed beds and prairie seed needs.
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