Canadian North West Land Regulations Synopsis
Publication note indicates a synopsis of land regulations in the Canadian North West. It references a homestead of seven feet, erection of something worth 830014 W, and a statement that the Minister of the Interior authorized publication of the content with compensation details.
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Rev H G Milsom to Preach at Methodist Church
A note from Austin reports Rev H G Milsom will preach at the Methodist church on Str ay at 7 pm. Also mentioned is Leonard Jackson rapidly recovering from an accident and a Bible Society meeting slated around October 6 with fall details to follow.
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Queen Alexandra Adopted as Style After King's Death
The designation Queen Alexandra, conferred after King Edward's death, is already obsolete. Within two days her majesty pressed to be styled Queen Alexandra, to be used on all occasions in the future.
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Selecting Seed Wheat Best For Next Year
A discussion on selecting seed wheat in fall from weed-free parts of the farm. Emphasizes the law of seed wheat applicability to plants and humans, and advises careful selection of seed stock to improve future yields. The seed grower notes varieties and plant improvement through careful choice.
Look After the Straw Crop Advice for Farmers
Farmers are urged to protect straw this year as oat straw will be in high demand for winter fodder. After threshing a little extra grain, more straw should be saved to keep on hand for feed on farms and in towns.
Notice to Threshing Outfit Operators in Province
Section 16 of the Threshers Lien Act requires affixing a copy of the Act to every threshing machine and mandates the operator to ensure observance. Neglect leads to fines up to ten dollars. defacing the copy also incurs fines up to ten dollars. Apply now to James Hooper, King's Printer, Winnipeg, for a copy of the Act.
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Iceland's unique system and social reforms draw attention
Iceland shows a jailless society with no penitentiaries and minimal policing. A 78,000 population abstains from alcohol, while literacy is universal and public education is praised. Denmark moves toward women's suffrage with a 40,000-member farmers' group backing the measure.
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