Agricultural Society annual meeting notes year end report
The society reports strong ranching and agricultural activity with livestock exports totaling 11 452 cattle 3 620 horses 6 319 sheep and wool 11 000 and large cattle and sheep imports. Hay yields were high, winter good, no stock losses, and cooperation sought for a Medicine Hat show with the Pure Bred Sheep Breeders Association. Officers elected include Rae president Middleton vice president Bilis second vice president Bray secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross, Drummond and Stewart
Pletcher
Chas
W. Peterson
Agricultural Society
Fare Bred Sheep Breeders' Association
J. H. G. Bray
Sec
Treas
Pekiticy Rink
Messrs
Middleton
McCutcheon
Jas; Rae
Cousins
Hawk
Mr. Middleton
Rat
Messrs Tweed
Messrs. Forster and
Board of ‘Trade
Agricultural” Society
We Trails
Leantag éaHe
Commissioner of Public Works
Regina
Cousins and
Forster
Medicine Hat
Rae and
Bray
Ellis
Hunt
Tweed and
Ross
Messrs. Finlay
H. H. Ross
Town and Board of Trade discuss subsidy for Medicine Hat line
A joint meeting in Cousins Hall heard Mr. Mitchell of the Medicine Hat Railway and Coal Company seek a cash subsidy equal to 25 percent of lands allotted. The Board of Trade and Town Council decided to petition the Interior Minister if the company opens and operates its mines six months yearly. Seed grain sale noted for Red Fife at Marshall & Honter's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Cousins' Hall
Mitchell
Toronto
Medicine Hat
Tweed
Minister of the Interior
Medicine Hat Milling Company
Fife
Marshall & Honter’s
Lacrosse Club Plans Junior Intermediate Team
The Medicine Hat lacrosse club aims to organize an intermediate team from younger players. They will schedule season games with nearby towns’ intermediates and elect a president and secretary for the Territorial Association. A ball on April 14 is organized by a committee and a Friday meeting at the Fire Hall will push junior organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Territorial Association
A. Burns
E. Walton
W. Finlay
Krauss
V. Realy
Weather Sees Cold Snaps End Early Spring Delays
The article notes a long stretch of cold, windy conditions cutting into spring. Travelers report heavy snow west of the Alberta boundary and persistent chilly winds slowing cattle work. Ranchers feed much hay as they endure losses among dogie cattle while awaiting better conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberta
Liberal leaders urge aid for Grand Trunk Pacific rail line
In Toronto the postmaster general urged public backing for a Grand Trunk Pacific route linking Winnipeg to Quebec as part of a broader all Canadian railway. He argued federal aid would foster nationality and route efficiency before American channels prevail. Sir William Mulock supported expanding capacity to meet growing western immigration and trade needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Raymond Prefontaine
Sir William Mulock
City
Ottawa
McConkey
Young Men's
Liberal Club
Laurier Club
Grand Trunk Pacific
Canada
Ontario
Winnipeg
Quebec
Poston
Portland
New York
Atlantic
William
Cc. P.R
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Pete
Rae
Sherwin, Williams
Williamson & Rae
Adam's Wagons
Lake of the Woods
Five Roses
J. K. Drinnan
Winona
Chicago Aermotor Company
Palmerston
T. H. Rhodes
Robinson
Kid Rodgers
Rodgers
Crosskill
Edison Record
Quinnytos Procca
Suyons
Genaterbury
Assiniboia Music Co
A.m.wricht
Jasper
G. Levell
Oan
Messrs. Tv
Etary
Iddieton
Smith
Kitelock
Milne
Keon
Cochrane
Alton
W. Fur
BAER
Asea Institute
J. C. Colter
Idlay & Co
Hye Shields
Plumley
Cook
Medicine Hat Trading Co
Eran & Aye Wah Aah
Cawker
Assa
Red Deer
Alta
Lacrosse Matters
Grand Trunk Pacific Aid
Mulock
Invictus
Geo. A. Slater
Montreal
Carbery & Collier
Corer
Medicine Hat Cigar Store
Wills’ English Tobaccos
James Fleming
Main St, Medicine Hat
F.T. Fish
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