President and Vice President Curling Victory Report
In a curling club match, the President side defeated the Vice President team with strong performances by De Bene and others. Notable results include White’s rink, Orchard’s standout, and several close games with scores such as 8-7 and 11-10, shaping playoff chances.
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J D. Maat
Hey. Winwpee
Western Canada Fishts Co
de Benefoo
Io Gemen
D. Ft White
Tink
Dr. al
Waton
Concine
D. B. White
Frank Orchard
Mr. White
Dareas
Wies
Frank
Baaibe
Watson
Now
Wie
Ponton
Alton
Ward
al Alton
McKonon
White
McKinnon
Orchard Watson
Defaalt
Lon Ward
10000 Immigrants a Week Rise Reported Across Jahwion
Report describes a weekly influx of 10,000 immigrants from Europe into the Jahwion. It notes the unseen flow of population and suggests the trend will continue for the next six years, with Britain seen as a destination where millions can find homes. The piece hints at housing demand and accommodation pressures.
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Europe
Britain
Spring Tensions Prompt Panicked U S Settlers
Distorted lines describe a border divide and rising warlike sentiment among United States citizens. The text envisions a future conflict over a boundary near Canada and reflects a tense mood as spring approaches, with large populations ready to act.
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Canada
Import of Livestock into Canada in 1910 Shows Major Horse Exports
Data from Jno N Brant, accountant for National Live Stock Records Ottawa, lists 1910 imports by breed. Clydesdales lead horse imports with 13.5 head recorded, followed by Percherons 442 and Thoroughbreds 171, cattle Ayrshire 401, Jerseys 63, Shorthorns 60, sheep 189, and swine 79.
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Tore Wate
Canada
Planning for a fruitful harvest and steady work flow
The author muses on practical planning to ensure tools and gear are ready, scheduling delays avoided, and a balanced approach that distributes work, allows rest days, and keeps family life in view. The tone suggests cautious optimism for a well managed season with shared time.
Advice to Yourg Mex and the Call to Work
A fragmentary moral exhortation urges labor over leisure. It emphasizes work in any task, from selling goods to writing or editing, to avoid idleness and to contribute to the country. The passage underscores that activity keeps one from danger and fosters order and happiness.
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Sis Pano
Gil
Bert
Vane Sly
Swpreeiati
Grasping at the Shadow and the Canadian Annuities Act
A warning against chasing get rich quick schemes and sacrificing savings. The Canadian Government Annuities Act protects savers by keeping payments intact for their intended purpose. Further details available via the Postmaster or Superintendent of Annuities in Ottawa.
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Imec
Notice of Ward’s Temporary Departure and Address Change
Mr M Ward announces a temporary leave from Mac Gregor's business and relocation to the old Cask stand, stocked in all sizes, with thanks to Tremain and W. B. Gilroy for past support. He will be found at the old stand during the absence.
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Tam
Mac Gregor
W. B. Gilroy
Public Works Tender Notice for Prairie Building project
Public notice invites sealed tenders for a public building at Prairie la Prairie Portage In Prairie with terms requiring tenderers to disclose residence, occupation, and confirm authority. Noncompliance risks forfeiting 10 percent and tender validity ends if not entering contract when called. Desroches, Secretary of Public Works, Onawa, March 6 1911.
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Prairie
Tage la Prairie
Shisha
Yasabie
Secretary of Public Works
Onawa
Pers
Thes
Department
Public Auctioneer License Notice in Province
Public notice announces applying for an Auctioneer's License in the province. The applicant states intent to inform the public within the municipality, provide dedicated service, advertise entrusted goods openly, and seek patronage from the community. The wording reflects a formal licensing declaration.
F. J. Thompson MaCUELGOR Saskatoon Auctioneer
F. J. Thompson identified as a late licensed auctioneer for the City of Saskatoon MaCu l egor in official records.
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City of
Saskatoon
Deacon notes illness but assures continued business at MacGregor
A.J. Deacon of MacGregor explains a cold prevents personal elevator duties but assures Flour and Feed and grain buying operations proceed as usual under a substitute in charge. He asks friends to extend their patronage as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremain
A.J. Deacon
MacGregor
To Rent Farmland Near Milton Wakp MacAreror
Three quarters of land offered for rent with two quarters already plowed for crops and about 20 acres breaking on a third quarter ready for crop. Terms arranged through Milton Wakp MacAreror.
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Milton Wakp
MacAreror
Time card details for MacGregor train departures
The notice lists MacGregor departure times for trains to Moose Jaw Brandon and Varcoe with through and local services. It notes trains No 12 and No 6 Varco Braxen run Tuesday Thursday Saturday, leaving MacGregor at 10 250 and Varcoe at 1, with arrivals at MacGregor around 18 1.
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Moose Jaw
Brandon
Tarough
Varco Braxen
MacGregor
Varcoe St
Varcoe
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Geo. Davis MacGregor
W. M. Logan
Northern Crown Bank
Regina
Sask
Wheat City Business College
Brandon, Man
Tme
A. Wood
S Reseesiv
Winnipex
F. J. Thompson
Macuelgor
Mace Gregor
W. H. Glover
COX Bros, Beaver
P.O
Manito
MacGegor
Mason & Risch
F. T
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N.E
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