Synopsis of Canadian North West Land Regulations
Summary of homestead and preemption rules for Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta lands. Details include residence six months annually for three years, minimum improvements including housing and cultivation, land prices nine dollars per acre for homestead and three dollars per acre for purchased homestead, and conditions for preemption patent and late-stage purchases. W. Cory C M G deputy signs the notice with publication disclaimer.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Equnty Agency
Dominion Lands Agency
Jad
W. Cory
C.M.G
N.B
AUSTIN District People Busy With Travel and Threshing News
Residents report slow threshing due to wet conditions while many travel to visit relatives. Mrs S C Fonger and Miss M Thurix Carberry visit Winnipes relatives. Jas Mills visits MacGregor. Viola McIntosh returns from Sask vacation. several locally under doctor care. Ontario trips noted. Wm McIntosh injured by axe incident. A J Stevenson and family return from Ontario. local merchants promote leather and felt cushions at the Drug Store. Frau Stinson and Eva Stinson travel to Winnipeg to join Russell Stinson with BC contingent
Rev Jas McDermid to Preach at Baptist Service in Town
The Rev. Jas McDermid resumes Baptist services here every other Sunday starting Sept 6 with a sermon on Return to your hold ye prisoners of hope. Crops threshed reach about 10 bushels per acre though many fields yield less. The Rev W T Cann will lead the Methodist service next Sunday week Sept 13 at 7 18 p m with Holy Communion to close. The clerk notes date confusion amid July storms and war news delaying records.
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Jas, McDermid
Aking Chi
W. T. Cann
Brotherhood of St Andrew Convention Postponed
The 19th Dominion Convention of the Brotherhood of St Andrew, slated for Winnipeg September 24 to 27, is indefinitely postponed by the Dominion Council and Convention Committee due to the war. The Triennial General Synod in Vancouver, scheduled before the convention, is also postponed depriving the event of most speakers.
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Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Dominion
Winnipeg
Dominion Council
General Synod
Anglican Church
Vancouver
Feeding Dairy Stock For Winter Fattening
A fragmented discussion on proper grain rations for dairy cows and the dangers of underfeeding or overfeeding. It stresses steady grain provision, avoiding overuse of substitutes, and maintaining balanced mineral intake to prevent disorders and ensure healthy stock.
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Igor
Kansas tests Karakul crosses for fur farming
Kansas Agricultural College and sheep breeder near Cottonland Falls cross Karakul sheep with American wool breeds. Producers have made 700 pelts this spring and over 300 last season with many sold in New York for 2 to 10 dollars each. Dr Nabours will visit Bokhara to study fur production.
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United States
Kansas
Asia
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Agricultural College
TM. Crawford
Cottonsland Falls
I K. Nabours
Bokhara
Central Asia
Naboury
New York
Kansas college experiment yields astrakhan fur from Karakal breed
The article reports on Kansas Agricultural College experimenting with producing astrakhan fur from a Karakal breed, noting pelts valued at nine to ten dollars, and lambs born dead still bearing valuable fur. The Karakal ram showcased is a pure bred owned by I. S. Crawford.
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Kansas Agricultural College
Hateen
Karakal
Lamba
I. SM Crawford
Karakul Sheep Breeding Promises Fur Industry Growth
Crasford, a leading dry sheep breeder in the United States, promotes crossing purebred Lincoln and Cotswold ewes with half-blood Karakul rams to improve American herds. He highlights Kansas College work on fur farming and the potential for a large scale pelt industry if Karakul sheep spread nationwide, noting their hardiness and wool-free offspring when crossed. Early spring cattle feeding advice warns that initial grass is poor and can reduce flesh gains.
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Crasford
United States
Karakis Eer
Kansas College
America
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