Obituary of George R. Seaith Pioneer Farmer
George R. Seaith longtime settler on the hills near MacGregor and early wheat producer in Western Canada died Sunday after a life of hard work. He moved from the shores of Lake Hie to Reeded 9 in 1882 and resided there until his death, leaving a family including daughters Alfred and Mrs. McCaskill. The funeral at Rosehill cemetery was conducted by Rev. P. D. Sellers and another officiant, with many attendees. He is remembered for perseverance and contribution to the district’s development.
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Price Set For Canada's Wheat Crop 1917
Official notification from the Board of Grain Supervisors sets 1917 wheat prices for Canada based on Fort William and Port Arthur, mirroring U S Minneapolis Duluth grades. Prices apply to principal terminal elevators with allowances for interior west flour millers and private elevators. adjustments include a maximum one cent per bushel plus transport charges.
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Canada’s Fourth Domestic War Fleet Floated in November
A draft note states Joan will be floated in November likely at a cost around 169000 dollars with a Dow estimate near 130000000.
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