Senate Appointment and Large Garden Harvests
The notice mentions Dr. J P Molloy’s Senate appointment to replace the late Georg Bradbury. A local report notes a curious display of oversized vegetables at the Herald office with a two pound three ounce carrot and a parsnip at two and a half pounds. Large potatoes from the hills include a four and a half pound specimen and a three and a half pound example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J P Molloy
Morris
Georg Bradbury
K F.T
Herald Office
Pearson
Martin Sheridan
Local notes and community events in Bagot
A Friday dance in the Hall and the annual Fowl Dinner on October 23 are announced. The UFM met on Wednesday to take orders for flour feed and coal. Notes on winter snowfalls, a Bagot visit by Jas Briscoe from Belmont, and visits by Mrs R Carrie and Dr G Graham. H Leader spoke at a Patage la Prairie public meeting on tariffs, rail, and admin economy. Ben Richardson supported good work. a confidence vote for Leader passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UFM
H. Leader
Patage la Prairie
Hudson Bay
Ben Richardson
Beaver
Mr Leader
Merchants advertise office supplies and bookkeeping products
A local business promotes a full line of office needs including letter heads envelopes bill heads tags and cards. They advertise being agents for Western Sales Co Counter Check Books and invite customers to leave orders at the Herald Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weare
Western Sales Co
The
Herald Ofice
Notice of cash basis business ending on October 10
A butcher announces that from October 10 onward the business will operate strictly on a cash basis. Due to a heavy workload, the owner states payment must be cash only to continue conducting business.
Canadian Egg Grading Affects Trade and Prices
The article discusses early Canadian egg grading starting April 1 1923 and its impact on domestic and export trade. It notes higher prices for Canadian cheese and eggs, the standardization fostering trust between producers and consumers, and Britain recognizing Canada’s farm products. It also mentions grading aiding butter and bacon prospects and overall agricultural advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
ANADA
Great Britain
Department of Agriculture
Eed
Ais
Shore
Apricahitte Beate Co
Sciece
Bacon
Mpartimental
Bnivab
Liberal candidate appeals voters in Gladstone race
An undated political letter from a Liberal candidate appeals voters in Gladstone for support at the upcoming general election. It touts lower tariffs, cheaper freight, and opposition to high railway rates, while contrasting Liberal policies with those of Meighen and Forke. The author stresses long residence, local farm concerns, and intends to hold meetings ahead of October election day.
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Gladstone
W. L. MacKenzie
Canada
Sted Wth
Meighem
Ise
Forke
Liberal Party
T Crow's Nest
Tt Meighen
King
Meighen
Hudsons Bay
Ottawa
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J.P. MacKinnon
Marsh
Carrot
BAGOT
Mr. Weatherman
Jas Briscoe
Belmont
Peg
R. Carrie
Transcona
Harry Foster
N.E
ELS Lite
Apply J. Woodin
Southend
S.W
Beaver District
Ann Macartney
Katrime
Mas
New Zealand
Nada
Aascre
Union Department OF Agriculture
Fire Insurance
W. Lye
MacGregor
Canadian Pacific
Ontrose
Liverpool Elita
Cherbourg-Southampton
Antwerp
Etagama Greenock
Glasgow
Liverpool
Ontclare
Liverpool Ontnairn
Greenock
W. Saint John
Winnipeg
SS. Metagama
SS. Montclare
PERS
Neepawa
Sladstone
J. M. McPhee