The Squire's Sweetheart Continued
In a candlelit room at New Cottage Meyrick Meg and Dolly confront romance and family duty. Dolly’s secret engagement to an artist is revealed as Lionel Egerton and Mrs. Egerton react with mixed warmth and skepticism. Hilary Straneways seeks Me Tangton but faces Langton’s strict after hours rule, delaying a crucial appointment.
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Doll
Lionel Egerton
Dolly
Megick
Mrs. Egerton
Rena
Rgaret
Hilary Straneways
Chappell Place
Tangton
Langton
Hilary
Mr. Langton
Langton and Hilary Seek Truth Over Margaret Saga
In a tense exchange Mr Langton invites Hilary to sit, smoke, and hear the truth about Margaret. They drive to Marigolds to confront Margaret and uncover a tangled family crisis involving Lady South, a hidden daughter, and pressing loyalties. The sorry knot tests trust as past secrets threaten futures.
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Hilary
Oreo
Guertanenh
Wright
Caaias
Tory Cool
Hiarus
Gervase Langton
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Hind
Margaret
Marigold
Emile
Mr. Langton
Marketing Farm a Produce Continued Rural Mail Trade Growth
Farmers discuss expanding rural postal routes for eggs butter fowls and meats by mail noting lower costs than express. Success stories include eggs shipped to invalids milk fed chickens and roasts with growing demand plus caveats on delivery quality and payment issues.
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Farm market praise and fair dealing cited in letters
A reader lauds courteous traders who pay fair prices for poultry and turkeys, noting buyers who returned extra pay for quality and urging adherence to the Golden Rule to ease marketing difficulties and encourage farm women with better orders. The piece highlights positive exchanges and mutual respect between sellers and buyers.
Swine Raising of Juniors Opens at Winter Fairs
The Swine Breeders Association of Saskatchewan announces a large junior swine competition to be held at Regina from November 27 to December 3 and at Saskatoon December 4 to 9. Entries are open to boys and girls born in 1902 to 1907 in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, with prizes around 10,000 dollars. Contestants may enter one pig, with transport paid by the association and optional feeding/selling assistance if needed.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Rangi
Regina
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Asso- Eaton
Saskatchewan Live Stock Board
East and West Dairy Markets Face New Western Expansion
The text outlines shifts in dairy trade between eastern and western Canada, noting eastern farmers’ fear of market loss and western expansion. It cites shipments to Toronto and Montreal, calls for western development, and mentions potential prices and damages tied to forest land and watershed concerns, plus cautions on forest fire safety.
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Iventerstani
Getty
Wager Not Yet Won in Fox Era Chronicle Entry
A fragment from a London Chronicle preserved in Brooks’s 1778 collection hints at a wager involving Charles James Fox. It notes a claim of 300 guineas if Forks lost all propositions, with a comment from Dolly about needing a bet. The text is garbled and names are partially illegible.
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Charles James Fox
London
Brooks
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