Moving Retail Notes From Austin Market Crowd
A fragment shows local shop and service adverts for clothing, footwear, seeds, cream separators, washing machines, fences, hats, and portraits. Vendors mention summer wear, light vests, hand made shoes, barbed wire, garden seeds, and jewelry repair. An upcoming sale on Saturday June 6 offers ladies sailor hats 1-3 off. a bustling small town advertisement page.
Brandon and Macgregor Community Notices and Loss
Mr A A Grant visited Portage last Monday while Mr and Mrs Hart were in town. Brandon Races and juvenile team events loom. H Hamilton spent part of the week at Carsons. W Dalgleish and K Marshall toured Austin. Hugh Hamilton completed duties on the veter list. Dubar serves the Church of England here with a favorable impression. Rev EJ Hopper and Babb attended District Meeting at Macgregor and reported healthy church circles. Sidney Baseball club beat Macgregor 7 to 1. Chiss Rowe and Miss Anderson attended the Teacher's Convention at Macgregor. Mrs Hol Hassard and S Babb attended provincial Association in Brandon. We chronicle the untimely death of Mrs F Huck’s wife, as she traveled to Porto Prairie for treatment. Merce and the town extend sympathy.
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Church of England
EJ. Hopper
Babb
Macgregor
Chiss Rowe
Arzona
Anderson
Elk Park
Carr
Marshall
Hol. Hassard
Presbyterian
5. Babb
Methodist
Tol
SS. Associan
Brandon
Power Sprayer Demonstrations Boost Orchard Spraying
The Dominion Fruit Division of the Canadian Department of Agriculture showcases a power sprayer in Ontario demonstrations near Woodstock and Ingersoll. Farmers I S Carey and J C Harris, seasoned fruit growers, show rapid, thorough spraying with six nozzles per line, 100 psi pressure, and a wagon-mounted gasoline pump. The system, easier and faster than old methods, promises higher efficiency with multiple sprayings and wide coverage.
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Domion Department of Agriculture
Ontario
Quebec
Woodstock Land Ingersoll
Ont
Messrs. I .S. Carey
Dominion Fruit Spector
J.C. Harris
West Josford
Wan
Jim
Tru
W. A. MacKinnon
Department of T Ng
MacKinnon
Jaondaga
Satur Iit
Macgregor Bakerye
Emmeline and Local Farm Reports Amid Harvest Hopes
Miss M visiting in week. light hill remains a problem for trains to farmers near the track. W B Gilroy reports pigs lost. W T Collier suffered a valuable calf fatally injured and Moody lost a horse. Cattle guards blamed for accidents. CP Rail urged action. Inspector Maguire praised school progress. rain and sunshine boost crops and harvest prospects.
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Ate
W. B Gilroy
W. T. Collier
Mr. Moody
Maguire
Portage Las Prairie
Bri
Macaula Ke La Mis 3 Week Yenging and Fence Repair
Story describes a local effort to repair fences during a week of activity. Strong men work on capturing by Little, causing an old woman to retreat and resume digging after a fright.
Spraying systems boost orchard fruit quality and price
The article advocates strict spraying and systematic orchard care, arguing the method reliably improves fruit quality. It cites orchards where the system has been used, noting the fruit consistently brings the highest prices.
Newfoundland timber empire to be built by Harmsworths
Investment of 10 million dollars announced for Newfoundland Estates Limited in which HM Whittley of Boston and B F Pearson of Halifax are investors. Whitney Syndicate has temporarily taken over most property, plan to operate seasonally until Harmsworths acquire and erect pulp and paper mills at Indian Lake Exploits river and Grand Falls. Mills to produce up to two thousand tons of paper and support Harmsworths publications including Harmsworths Magazine and London Daily Mail.
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Newfoundlander Estates, Limited
HM. Whittley
Boston
B. F. Pearson
Halifax
Lewis Miller
Scotland
Canada
Trew
Whitney Syndicate
Newfoundland
Harmsworths
London
Beeten de Harmsworth
Hatworths
Reden
Russia
Finland
Sweden
New Brunswick
Onario
Exploits River
Indian Lake
Lloyd's Iver
Lloyd's Lake
King George's Ake
Victoria River
Victor’ake
Exmois
Indianake
Grand Falls
Mediacal
Harmsworths Magazine
London Daily Mail
Beetett
Stuma
Local Football Opener and Holiday Cornerstone Meeting
Mrs. Jon Green Jr returns from Scotland in improving health. Local league football opens against Plumas with Plumas reported strong. Macgregor boys confident of victory. Citizens plan a public holiday and cornerstone ceremony this week. New dining car arrives to ease postfire congestion. CF 2& roadbed workers engage ninety six men. Mr P Finkelstein travels to Winnipeg on business.
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Plumas
Plumnas
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