Saskatchewan Grain Growers Study backs cattle pool plan
The Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association advocates abandoning voluntary cattle marketing in favor of a standard binding contract for local live stock shipping. A committee including Hon George Langley and R A Wright examined feasibility of a cattle pool, noting benefits from cooperative shipping, improved prices, and the challenges of long transports for cattle.
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Lock Shipping Association
Saskatchewan Grain Grower Association
George Langley
Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
Edward Evans
South Saskatchewan Stock Yards, Limited
Moose Jaw
R. A. Wright
Saskatchewan Livestock Board
W. Waldron
Department of Agriculture
Grain Cattle Prices and Farm Settlement Method Praised
Fragmented text notes cattle shipments to central markets and compares animal similarity. It cites committee satisfaction with a new settlement method for producers and praises the U G G for aiding western farmers, while urging support for the existing system until a better option appears.
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U. A
West
Millinery demonstration in town hall this week
Irvine reports a free millinery demonstration directed by Miss Elston at the town hall on August 13 14 and 15. The class welcomes all ladies wishing to learn hat making and will meet Thursday at 10 a.m. Also noted are local visits and recent activities around Grassy Lake Medicine Hat and Calgary with several residents traveling for short visits and events.
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C.P.R
F. G. McLaughlin
Lyno Bauer
Leah Reiger
Theodore Roll
Bennie Schneider
J. M.thompson
Calgary
C., Beny
Shannon
Mis. Moor
Medicine Hat
Remdin
Perry, Wolford
Scotsguard
Sask
Winnifred
U F A Delights Event and Local Notes
The Junior U F A held a delightful spicnte at Diley on July 29 with nearly all colony children attending. U F W A dances August 1 and upcoming events are noted along with visitors, raffles, mail service remarks, and local meetings.
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Diley
W. ‘Danils
Iverson
Brooks
H. Wester
Burton
Knapp
Severson
Medicine Hat
V. Brown
Walter R Simmons dies by electric chair in Nebraska
Walter R Simmons, former Montana cowboy deputy sheriff and baseball player, was electrocuted at the Nebraska State Penitentiary for the murder of Frank Pahl in Spencer. He proclaimed his innocence and asked forgiveness as he faced execution. Local remarks praised his good works and the impact on the community.
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Lincoln
Neb
Walter R. Simmons
Montana
Tire
Nebraska State
Frank Pahl
Spencer
Ned
Simmons
Strawberries and Family Outing Reported in Local Notes
Mr and Mrs H Davis and Mr Pederson and daughter Lillie visited the Dunns farm on Sunday August ninth enjoying fresh strawberries with cream and light refreshments amid a cheerful family gathering.
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H. “Davis
Former Mayor James A. Riley Dies After Horse Accident
James A. Riley former mayor and Alderman of St. Catharines died in hospital at Welland from injuries after being thrown from his horse yesterday during the Derry Day parade of the Black Knights.
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St. .Catherines
Out
James A. Riley
St. Catharines
Welland
Derry
Black Knights
Horse Killed After Skittish Horse Trip Fateful Incident
In Barrie Ontario Thompson a well known farmer in ssa township was injured while leading a skittish horse to water. The horse reared and struck him on the head, resulting in his death at the hospital yesterday.
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Barrie
Gr Thompson
Ssa
Nebraska Aman Claims Two Pear Trees Bearings
An unclear report from Nebraska details a claim about having two pear trees bearing fruit. The fragmentary text mentions a year and an otter, but lacks verifiable context or details to confirm event or outcome.
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Nebraska
Winnifred News Highlights Visiting Officials and Religious Event
Weathered by August activity Winnifred hosts visitors from Ponoka Edmonton and Calgary with cattle buyers from Coaldale and Portland. Rev Hanson and Rev Claxton address congregation outlining plans for regular services as Miss Eva Parker and locals visit.
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Percy Hickmore
Ponoka
Winnifred
Edmonton
Jack Smith
Herschal
Ontario
Cuddington
Portland
Fevey
Calgary
Agere
Pevey
J. McLean
Vancouver
Tom
Dunn
Mira Mee
MacDonald
J. W. Denison
I. Kitchen
Medicine’ Hat
Tom Trebble
G. Hanson
Erskins Church
Montreal
J. R. Claxton
Medicine Hat
J. Nicol
London
Hanson
Nicol
Claxton
Anc Wl
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