Englishman’s winter chase yields famed Northland game trove
A lengthy tale follows British collector Mr Reed who, after living with Indigenous peoples in Victoria, British Columbia for winters, amassed a vast North American game collection. His heroism, the specimens, and the effort to keep the trophy trove in America are described, including McMillan funding and Hornaday’s urging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftien
British Columbia
North
Harper's
York
Reed
New York Zoological Society
Emerson McMillan
New York
Mr Reed
Victoria
Alaska
America
Prince Henry of Battomburg
Reeddo
England
William T. Hornaday
Read
Hornaday
McMillan
New York Zoological Park
Bronx
Germany
Vast Moose Antlers and Provincial Education Reform
A Yukon style report describes six enormous moose heads from the Kenai region with antlers up to six feet four inches, bullet-marked skulls, and other trophies. It praises the A F A for reform and notes the appointment of G Q Baettt as official organizer of school districts to ease boundary disputes and align with growing settlements and railway influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodiak
Kena
Rangi- Ja
Casal
Tron
Poker Recorder
Tony Weller
Kenai Peninsula
Cook's Inlet
Reed
White Mountain
Wingae
Asx
E Commission 6 Reform Society
Rutherford
G. Q. Baeett
Fort Saskatchewan
Department of Education
Minister of Education
Alberta Farmers Convention Shapes Provincial Policy
The Alberta Farmers Association in Edmonton reports a successful convention with strong delegates and vigorous debates. It aims to publish a province wide newspaper edited by a leading journalist and to become a powerful political factor like the Canadian Manufacturers’ Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta Farmers’ Association
Canada
Canadian Manufacturers' Association
Iidit Uals
Rutherford
Committee On Legislation
Cushing
Department of Agriculture
Foster's Forecast Weather Summary for January and February
Washington reports with last bulletin forecasting disturbances crossing the continent from January 17 to 21 followed by warm and cool waves through late January. The forecast notes increased precipitation, a January thaw then freezing weather harming winter grain, and February likely warmer in the central valleys with cooler mid Atlantic and Pacific slope, impacting oats and spring wheel conditions.
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Washington
Continent
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Pacific Lope
Great Central
Middle Atlantic
Pacific
Middle Northwest
Debentures Sold In Portage la Prairie Market
Portage la Prairie Man Jan 15 announces the entire issue of waterworks and local debentures has been sold totaling 50 000 and 12 300 respectively. A wire from brokers Wood Gundy Co of Toronto confirms the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage la Pririe
Man
Brown
Messrs Wood, Gundy
Southern Alberta Boards of Trade Meeting Resolves Rail and Land Policies
The Lethbridge Cardston and other Alberta boards push for through railway rates for settlers on branch lines, land title registration expansion, and reduction of Blood Reserve size to sell land to settlers. They urge provincial and federal action on land, telephones, and Crown lands, with a royalite emphasis on infrastructure and government negotiations with Bell provided lines. The notice closes with a January 22 reception for visiting Benegive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbage Board of Trade
Het Niepees
Aes
Cardston Board of Trade
Convention of Boards of Trade
Alberta
Canada
Lethbridge Board of Trade
Sean Daan
Alou Hereas
Ami
Bell Telestone
Wis
Bell Telephone Company
Lethbridge Board Ade
We can make those doors for your sash project
Truncated OCR fragment mentions making sash doors with a person named A. P. Burns associated with Replamede. Readable data are limited. core claim is manufacturing doors and a named contact.
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A. P. Burns
Seed Grain for the West Faces Farm Aid Talk
Discussion on seed grain shortages and high prices in the North West reveals calls for government financing and provincial guarantees to prevent idle acreages. Hon. Frank Oliver counters that the government has studied seed grain issues and considers steps to stabilize supply amid tight money markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Sifton
Frank Oliver
Sonis
Notable message to Mr Lindmark from Revelstoke mayor
The Newa best paper to Mr Lindmark atien of 8 of the elstoke Lumber Mayor of Revelatoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindmark
Atien
Elstoke Lumber
Revelatoke
Sale Notice for Remedies by M Caws
Fragmentary OCR shows a sale notice advertising remedies for a condition labeled American Rheunane cure. It mentions six bottles and a claimed earthly receipt from a person named James Bmith alias writen. No clear date or location is readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bmith
Thor
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Victoria and Westminster
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Cypress Restaurant
J. Paul
Montreal Street
Harris's Bakery
ONS
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Avery i Vrale
Vial Pont Ao
Roth
Knowlus
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U.D
Ies
Meronic
Beas
Owntreaty
Pak
Assiniboia
Neo. Tae
Panions
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Z. H. W. Inx
Anp
Scribe E. Moet
Masonic Hall
Visteel
T. C. BuaTo
A.O.U.W
Oe Hansa
E Wat Lodge Fane
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Foster
Canadian Northern
Canadian Pacific
Crow's Nest
Calgary
Ason
Anor
ROYAL
CRC
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Terior
Ottawa
Doctor Haanel
Plaza
Wrk
Lina Adamson
Lilylian Littlehales
Katherine Birnie
Toronto
Florence Littlehales
Mons’ Emiliano Renaud
Setia Aml
Revaud
Cially
Renaud
Demosntney
Padeewski
Friedheim
Fesnape
Monk
Mason & Risch
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Stefiret
Ance
T. G. Mason
Mason & Risch Pianos
Dominion Pianos
Standard Life and Fire Insurance
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