Winnipeg official to study dairying in Holland and Denmark
P B Tustin chief food and dairy inspector for Winnipeg will travel to Holland and Denmark this spring under the Million for Manitoba League program. The trip aims to improve local dairying practices as Winnipeg currently relies 50 percent on milk from St Paul Minnesota. The league plans to promote mixed farming on a small scale.
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Winnipeg
P. B. Tustin
Holland
Denmark
Manitoba League
St. Paul
Minn
Th publication schedule describes advance monthly issue
The notice states a publication every Thursday containing an entry in May monthly ahead for a full year. It mentions a Saturday reference and a page or section labeled p912. The fragment suggests a recurring schedule and a cataloging system for issues.
Meeting for Lethbridge World Dry Farming Congress
An April 2 meeting at city hall will discuss the World Dry Farming Congress to be held in Lethbridge. Organizers include the Agricultural Society and Board of Trade. Mr McNichol and Mr Burns Lee will outline exhibits and funding with talks on alfalfa culture.
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OCAL
Lethbridge
Agricultural Society
Board of Trade
Hassard
The
McNichol
John T. Burns Lee
Congress
Boosting Medicine Hat Through Small Promotions
A California trip by Mr S C McClellan showcased Medicine Hat with a decorated five passenger car bearing Union Jacks and American flags. The San Francisco Examiner captured the moment while over two thousand people attended a picnic, boosting the town's profile. Guests included Mr and Mrs J J Drinnan Mrs W B Marshall and Miss Hall.
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Medicine Hat
S.C. McClellan
California
Long Beach
Sam
Ilis
The
San Francisco Examiner
McClellan
J. J. Drinnan
W. B. Marshall
Miss Hall
Spur to Ansley coal mines promises to ease exhibition access
The article notes a proposed spur line near the Ansley coal mines that would cross to the gates of the Exhibition Grounds. Directors of the Agricultural Society have long struggled with transportation since the new location was chosen, but improvements now seem likely to boost attendance and future fairs.
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Ansley
Agricultural Society
Population of Medicine Hat doubles in a year
Police records show the population of Medicine Hat appears to have doubled with 128 convictions in the year ending March 15 compared with 64 the previous year. Most convictions were of residents from other cities and over half came from Calgary.
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Medicine Hat
Calgary
Prize at Dry Farming Congress Exhibition Prospective Benefit
The Medicine Hat district could gain strong publicity by winning a prize at the Dry Farming Congress Exhibition in Lethbridge this fall. The council should consider offering special inducements to local farmers to exhibit.
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Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Real Estate Fraternity Seeks C N Rail Right of Way HQ
In a flurry of activity the real estate fraternity hunts for the headquarters of Canadian Northern agents in the city. They discuss a right of way for the entrance and exit of that railway line.
Fragments of Civic Notes and Local Calls to Plan
A collected set of local notes discusses Arbor Day timing for Southern Alberta, a proposed HK purchase of the Canneries buildings as a future gold mine, an unusually long winter with no bad storms, memories of St Patrick's Church entertainments, March weather jests, suffrage era snubs, and upcoming events including a May 24 celebration and a green necktie reminder.
The Boom in Canada
The New York Chronicle compares building statistics for 1911 in 206 American cities and 35 Canadian cities. It reports a 214 percent drop in U S building activity from 1910 and a 614 percent drop from 1909, while Canadian cities show an overall increase of over 285 percent compared with 1909.
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New York Chronicle
Canada
United States
Public Opinion on Coal Miners Strike and State Control
The piece argues that the coal miners strike in Great Britain highlights the need for state control of mines. It suggests Britain faces greater urgency, but Canada has also witnessed dangers from miner-owner conflicts, urging action in Canada soon.
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Saskatoon
Great Britain
Britain
Canada
This Date In History Chronology Recap
Highlights include 1689 Habeas Corpus Act suspended for the first time in flayntanid. Taleited States Military Academy established at West Point. 18b1 Duchess of Kent mother of Queen Victoria dies born August 17 1788. 1874 Funeral service for Charles Sumner held in Boston.
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Flayntanid
Taleited States Military Academy
West Point
Duchess of Kent
Queen Victoria
Charles Sumner
Boston
Birthday of George W Pepper 45th marked in Philadelphia
George Wharton Pepper born March 16 1857 in Philadelphia celebrates his 45th birthday. He is a lawyer practicing in Philadelphia since 1889, author of several law books, and has served as lecturer in the University of Pennsylvania law department since 1893.
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George Wharton Pepper
United States
United States Steel Corporation
Philadelphia
University of Pennnslyvania
Law
University of Pennsylvania
Notable birthdays celebrate four prominent figures
Miss Elsie Janis, 22, the musical comedy star. Percy MacKaye, 37, noted American dramatist. Rev FE Warfield, 51, president of La Fayette College. Charles Harding Firth, 55, Regius Professor of Modern History at Oxford.
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Elsie Janis
Percy MacKeye
FE. D. Warfield
Lafayette College
Charles Harding Firth
Regius
Oxford
Healing of the Palsied Man as Four Friends Guide Faith
In Mark chapter 2 the healing of a paralytic draws a crowd to Jesus in Capernaum. Four friends lower the man through a roof, Jesus forgives the man's sins, then commands him to rise and take up his bed, prompting awe and praise as God is glorified. The scene contrasts Pharisaic doubt with faith that moves God to heal.
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John Will
Mark
Capernaum
Galiiee
Judea
Jerusalem
Jesus
John UI
John
Wei Ony Musige
Sion
Si Hess
Committed for Trial After Theft Arrest
Stettler Alta Marih. T.S. Drysdale arrested at the instance of the Canadian Northern for stealing building material was committed for trial with bail set at 7500 dollars.
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Stettler
Alta
Marih
Lenethy
T.S. Drysdale
Ball
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Bromide Quinine Tablets
A vintage ad promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Druggists refund the purchase if it fails to cure. The box features E. W. Grove’s signature.
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E. W. Grove
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