City League batting leaders show Navin Turpin tied at .600
The Gas City League hides strong hits across four teams. Navin and Turpin tie for the highest two game averages at .600 while Buchanan leads Brigade at .463 over 13 games. Switzer tops runs with 32, Ardell and Andrews share extrabase feats, Ireland leads steals, and Squance leads Bachelors with .412 in 13 games.
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Harry Navin
Jim Turpin
Buchanan
Brigade
Frank As
C.P.R
Maxworthy
Fire Briames
Dever
City
Sur
Ity
Switzer
Lane
Hanna
Lorden Peshenes
Ireland
Bachelors
McFarlane
Douglas and
Andrews
Squance
W. J. Johnston
Ed. Johnston
Lewis
Geo. Barefoot
Gallup
Provincial Alberta Tennis Championship at Edmonton Club
The Edmonton Tennis Club hosts a provincial tournament with two cups donated by Edmonton Brewing Co. and Blythe and Nash. Men’s singles and doubles crown Alberta champion on September 4 7 and holiday Labor Day Monday. Open to residents of Alberta for three months with entries due August 1 to Geo H Adams secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton Tennis Club
Edmonton Brewing Co
Messrs Blythe and Nash
Alberta
Ml Wieiwe
Geo. H Adams
Monton
Steer Feeding Practices Highlighted by Researchers
The article reviews beef production maximizing profit through breeding and feeding. It cites Canadian experiment stations on roughage and concentrates, noting corn ensilage, turnips, clover hay, alfalfa, and mixed meals as valuable. It discusses rations for a 1000 pound steer and references prize-winning stock and grain preferences such as corn, oats, bran, and oilmeal.
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Fraser M'Lain
Great Britain
Canada
Experiment Station
Ivan King
Ontario
John Leask
Minnesota
Andy
Missouri gains as wool buyer boosts state herd
An eastern wool buyer touts Missouri as an emerging supplier, noting a surge in interest from England and American importers. He cites Missouri’s 907,200 sheep on January 1 and 300,000 farms capable of supporting larger flocks, signaling a shift in the state’s sheep industry. A Pennsylvania farmer advises early April lambing with extra grain and crepons to protect lambs from lingering May storms. Docking tails is recommended for ease and growth. An Utah study finds beet pulp improves bone strength in lambs, with pulp-fed test animals outperforming controls.
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Missouri
England
M. V. Carroll
Pennsylvania
Card of Thanks for Beloved Mr and Mrs J B Batea
Mr and Mrs J B Batea express gratitude to friends for kindness during their bereavement.
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J. B. Batea
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Paris Green
Pingle's Drug & Book Store
C.P.R. Watch Inspector
G. W. Elliott
Medicine Hat
A. Hulbert
Assiniboia Music Co
Saskatchewan
Main Street
HL. Tweeds, Co
Stewart & Tweed
Beath Bellway
City Baseball League
Frank Ardell
Douglas
Ardell
P.C
Cee
Cera
Vee
Sete
Ewes
Cere
Ances
Smn
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Snowden
Sinclair
McFerlane
F. Ardell
Lemieux
Biette
O’hara
Deane
Hood
T. Taylor
Finch
E. Johnston
Landis
Phillips
Green
Johnston
Gatenby
Ee Eh
Smith
Bennett
Jordan
Lorden
McCullough
Barker
Scott
Fire Brigade
Sece Ee
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Mercies
Eemetmicene
Aeons
Teps
Aermeree
Emenemnenes I Es
Eerrin AB
IHR
P.C Krauss
If & and B
Buchan
tIb&ec
Dalton
T. Finlay
F. Johnston
Fairman
W. Finlay
Hawke
Richards
Trenary
G. Barefoot
McNabb
T. Barefoot
Grant
Acre
Emer
Eememe
Mnemoweee
Aontioe i
Crete Scott
Atkinson
Vogan
Geary
T. Seeetack P
Clayton
Matheson
R. P. Bell
Ee c
Pingle
High River
Counseil
Alberta Amateur Lacrosse Association
Stanley
B. W. CoHlson
Calgary
W. McCoy
Nanton
H. H. Gilchriet
Allan McDowell
E .Brougham
Medicine Het Azsinst
Jack Ready
High River Art Red Deer
John Mosley
Cc. P. R
Grisdale
the Shepherd
Utah Experiment Station
BF. Lough
Finlay & Company
Eagle Butte
F.R. Kettlewell
the Post Office
T. Hutchinson
EL Presidente Cigar
A. E. Whiffin
W. R. Webster & CO
Sherbrooke, Quebec
W. H. Patterson & CO
Toronto St
Chas. Johnson
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