Grain rations and lacrosse league notes in Alberta
A mix of dairy feeding guidance cites two-fifths of milk yield as grain need and suggests scales and roughage. Alberta Lacrosse Association reports officer elections, rule changes on substitutions and timekeeping, and schedule updates for a Med Hat Calgary circuit.
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Alberta Amateur Lacrosse Association
Cal
Robert Mc Eon
Vic. Ready
Medicine Hut
Lethbridge
Calgary
Lechtesige
Une
Med. Hat
Med
W. McCoy
Namton
M. S. McCarthy
D. Ll. Darroch
W. A. Buchanan
Ateal
Alberta Association
Acto
Mining School Trip Report From Copper Belt Expedition
A lengthy report details a mining school excursion by university students visiting multiple sites across Canada and British Columbia. The party, including Dr Porter and professors, toured mines at Copper Creek Ontario Moyie B C Rossland and other locations while observing gas safety demonstrations and transport logistics.
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Crane Leake
Preaklent
Pingle
of Trade
C.P.R
Winters
Ae Pany
Copper Cut
Ontario
Moeticine Hat
Coleman
Eugene Mine
Moyie
B.C
Rossland
Dr Porter
Joe Ane
Bell
Gray
J. Ae Kemp
H. F. Y3
S. Aschld
F. Baillie
M. Boyd E
Fitzgerald
W. J. Galbeaith
H. RB. Gillis
W. G. Hanson
P. R. Hilborn
H. W. ‘Phillips
F. W. Racey
J. S. Snook
L. Stewart
F. G. M. Williama
R. H. Winslow
Fertility on the Farm Through Cottonseed Meal
A dairy cow can convert cottonseed meal into farm fertility. In the south farmers pay about 28 dollars a ton for cottonseed meal and dispose of it as fertilizer. Feeding it to cows could recoup costs as 90 percent of fertility remains after digestion, Guthrie Ghio notes.
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Guthrie, Ghio
How to Warm Cream for Dairy Use
Farmers Advocate suggests warming cream by placing a can in warm water and stirring constantly. Another method is to fill a covered pail with hot water and swing it in the cream until it reaches the desired temperature.
Feeding for Milk Dairy Cows Given Salt and Balanced Rations
A Detroit dairy farm feeds cows four ounces of fine table salt per dairy mixed with feed, three times daily. The article explains balanced rations including succulents, hay, gluten, and concentrates, and notes cows balance their own intake when given limited options. It cites expert opinions from Wisconsin and suggests adjustments for cows freshening, milk yield, and pasture investments.
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Detroit
Visitor’s Odd Tale Near Nidgurn Falls
An American friend took Chagara Oaffione and Scotchman to Nidgurn Falls. The patriot respondent, chastened by American dominance, claimed a peacock with a wooden leg was the most wondrous thing he had seen, despite earlier feelings.
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Chagara
Scotchman
Nidgurn Falls
Prbles
Improbable Lantern Band Visitor in Village Drug Store
An unlikely tale unfolds as a lantern bearing visitor enters a village drug store and asks Bay for a cure for a cold. The vendor replies with humor claiming honesty and a simple remedy, while the lantern drops as the scene ends.
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Ip Band
Imae
Forage crops and dairying advice from New England farmer
The New England dairyman stresses the value of oats and peas as forage, noting they can be grown before or after other crops. He explains their usefulness alongside corn, and advises dairymen to use these crops to supplement feed and spare other resources.
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Wits
Professor Huscker
Bays Pien Edminck of Roseneath Seeks Help for Liver Ailment
A clipped obituary style note records Bays Pien Edminck of Roseneath in Ontario seeking candid medical information for a chronic liver ailment described as years of trouble. The fragmentary text cites stomach and liver concerns and a desire for honest guidance.
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Bays Pien Edminck
Roseneath
Army work praised by Brigadier Burditt on Canada trip
Brigadier Burditt describes Salvation Army mission progress across Prince Albert Saskatoon Repla Moose Jaw Calgary Medicine Hat and Wetaskiwin He notes growing need for larger hospital space and mentions few immigrant aid appeals indicating strong integration The self denial week begins today to support foreign missions and India Africa with Canadian contributions rising from 36 383 151 in 1906 to 40 477 66 in 1907.
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Vation
Clie
Bree Press
Prince Albert
Seakatoon
Repla
Mooseum
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Wetaskiwin
Burditt
Salvation Army
India
Africa
Canada
Dance at Graburn Highlights Social Season
A large crowd attended a successful April 24 dance at Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Reesor’s Graburn home despite rough weather. The evening featured red white and blue decor, a late supper, and performances by P. Rameey W. W. Wilson R and I Harris with music by Fred Murray of Walsh and Gordon McArthur of Graburn.
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W.D. Reesor
Graburn
P. Rameey
W.W. Wilson
Sud R
I Harris
W.stothers
D. McArthur
W.J. McBeth
C. Stothera
Mrs. Resor
Destructive prairie fire scorches wide region near river
The Maple Creek Signal reports a vast northern country stretch from Medicine Hat to Swift Current burned out. Ranchers suffer heavy losses as stock and buildings perished, including T.H. Minor and J. Sayers Coffe Pot. Desolation seen along the river forces ranchers to haul feed to reach the water.
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Medicine Hat
Swift Current
T.H. Minor
J.sayers
Coffe Pot
Maple Creek
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Valiue
Fater Senate
A. J. McGuire
Kimball
Dairy Farmer
R. Adsitt
Fred Gilroy
Jims Spears
Edmonton
Ie School of Mining
Univer. i the
Beggar Prince Company
Willis-Collins Mugial Co
Medicine Re
Oliverite
N. Wagner
J. H. Collier's
Baldry & CO
Balmoral Street North
Hayes & Rahn
Jessett
Montreal Street
J. L. Kinley
Mitchell
Kimba Va Dairy Fermer
Caveund
Vance
Irvine
Masonic Hall
Weatherby
Topsawyer
I Q. Brown
Gal Erapton
Balmorel
Highflower
Highhorn
Foxglove
Wenlock
Gladiator
Balmoral
Hampton
Gladietor
Farmer's Advocate
Ireland
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Bremon
Lord Gough
Gladiateur
Rubio
Star Reby
Sombrero
Jos. Johnson, Walsh
Pies Hox
Alta
South Railway Street
Robertson
Dominion
Arlyo
THE
Medicine Hat News
Winnipeg Daily Free Press
Winnipeg Weekly Free Press
Toronto Daily Worm
Toronto Daily Globe
Winnipeg Daily Telegram
Weekly Telegram
Winnipeg Farmer's Advocate
Winnipeg
Mail & Empire
Toronto
Weekly Globe
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Montreal
Nor’west Farmer
Daily Herald
Weekly Tribune
Western Home Monthly
Canada West Magazine
Oor Eee
Ong
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