Canadian North West Land Regulations Synopsis
Synopsis outlines eligibility for Dominion Lands homesteads in Manitoba or Alberta. Entry by proxy allowed at Lands Agency offices. six months residence and cultivation required in three years. Homesteader must live near home on a farm of at least 80 acres with a habitable house. Prices: 3.00 per acre for initial homestead and 8.00 per acre for subsequent purchase. Additional rules cover preemption, residence, cultivation, and substitutions of livestock under certain conditions. W. W. Cory, CMG, Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.
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W. W. Cory
Cm.g
Interior
Local notes and moves in town amid school and telephones
Austin Wes Booth started threshing today. Miss Annie McIntosh returned from Carlisle on Wednesday. Mr. Cecil Stocking is renewing files in town this week. Cutting is pretty well, threshing is general this week. Mr and Mrs. We. Cal MacGregor spent Sunday in town. Detective Smith Agency was in town Saturday to Tuesday on business. Mrs. Stinson returned Thursday from Winnipes, where she had been visiting for a week. Mr. and Mrs. A. McIntosh of MacGregor spent Sunday in town with Mr. and Mrs. Wat McIntosh. Geo. Rowe and Geo. Smith left Friday morning to join Mrs. K. W. Frey and son Jack and Miss Bernice Frey left Tuesday morning for Lim Ohio. Oatns returned any Mrs. Win Es Wednesday from Winnipes, where she had been visiting for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. F. Avery and family of Winnipes are visiting with Mr. W. Clifford for a few weeks. School opened on Tuesday with two new teachers Williamson, Principal, Miss McKay, Junior room. The Telephone construction gang finished up work here on Saturday night, having installed 25 new phones. Now for continuous set.
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Annie McTntosh
Carlisle
Cecil Stocking
Rene
Cutting
Finis
Cal MacGregor
A. McIntosh
MacGregor
Wat
McIntosh Geo. Rowe
Geo Smith
K. W. Frey
Jack
Bernice Frey
Lim Ohio- 1
Williamson
McKay
VICES Church Notices and Services Schedule
VICES. CHURCH SEI VICES. CHURCH SEI Baptist Mr. T. O. Harris Sunday School 2 pam Service 7 on Presbyterias Rev. Jos. Campbell Two services one Sunday at 11 and 7 One 4 the next at 1 pam Sunday School at 12 15 pan Mr. Thomas Morning service Fortnightly at 1 a.m AtT prm commencing Jan 25 even Roman Catholic First Su mouth
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T. O. Harris
Pam
Jos. Campbell
T Pam Swuelay
Thomas
Canadian Forestry Convention Cancelled for War Time
Owing to the war the President and Directors of the Canadian Forestry Association have decided to cancel the forestry convention planned for Halifax on September 1, 1918, and postpone indefinitely. Railway arrangements are cancelled and travelers heading to Halifax on those dates must pay full fare to return to their starting point.
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Canadian Forestry Ast
Halifax
Troops Entrain for Valcartier Ahead of September Deploy
Reports from Quebec indicate four miles of trenches dug and a target erected near Valcartier. An advance guard of the Army Service Corps has completed meeting preparations as 25,000 troops are expected to assemble by early next week. A water analyst from Toronto will oversee daily tests during wartime preparations.
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Valcartier
Sait Hughes
Domine Naismith
Toronto
Quebec
Army Service Corps
Wien
Englad
Septemtbere
Centralized Hog House Pros and Cons for Farrowing
An article from Kanene College discusses the benefits of a centralized hog house for frost and wind protection, noting easier management and labor efficiency. It warns that disease can spread rapidly in a centralized system if hogs are kept too closely together, advising individual houses to reduce risk.
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Kent
Feed and Milk Flavor Evaluation Finds No Superior Ration
The Department of Agriculture reports experiments on cow feed and milk flavor. Oats did not prove superior to corn and bran, and no single ration consistently improves flavor. Branded feeds like oats, corn, alfalfa, cottonseed meal, linseed and bran all produce good results when properly fed, but evidence shows no clear winner.
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Gornanc
Federal Department of Agriculture
Lameness From Splints in Horses Discussed
Lameness from splints is temporary during growth or inflammation and disappears when the inflammation ends. Once healed, the lameness is removed unless the sex organ affects it, which is rare. The growth tends to shrink with age and no known treatment makes them absorb. rubbing is claimed to hasten disappearance.
Hog Cholera Warning From Local Fields
A fragment warns farmers to suspect cholera in hog herds when bogs die violently. It cites nine out of ten deaths in the corn belt due to disease and urges seeking expert vaccine treatment from Parm and Fiesta to protect premises.
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Corn Belt
Colera
Parm
Fiesta
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