Duffy Fends Off Robbers With Shotgun Drawn on Country Road
Mr Jacob Duffy, a well known farmer near Coleridge, faced two rough men who stopped his wagon. He drew a double barrel shotgun, fired at the air, and forced the pair to flee after one barrel misfired. Duffy vows to carry a perfect gun next time and warns the would‑be raiders.
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Jacob Duffy
Josephburg
Coleridge
Duffy
Jacob
Author James Oliver Curwood Death Reported in Canada
Winnipeg dispatches state James Oliver Curwood of Detroit has been killed by Lac La Rouge Indians in the Hudson Bay region. The Northwest Mounted Police are investigating. Curwood was a noted author for Bobbs Merrill and Putnams.
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James Oliver Curwood
Detroit
Medicine Hat
Curios
Hell
Iris
Winnipeg Dispatch
Detroit, Mich
Hudson's Bay Wilds
Bobbs- Merrill Publishing Company
Lac la Rouge
Boyer in Trouble After Horse Stealing Arrest
Louis Boyer a well known half breed fled after robbing J R Brower of forty dollars. Police tracked him to Battleford region where he changed horses repeatedly. He was captured near Strathcona Park and remanded. may be sent to Battleford for trial on horse stealing.
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Louis Boyer
J. R. Brower
Brower
Boyer
Battleford
Mounted
Saskatchewan
Durance
Bettleford
Lews
R.N.W.M.P
Louis
Town
Corp
Jenkyn
Frank St. Denis
Strathcona Park
Parker
Community Visitors And Local Notices In Medicine Hat
Numerous residents are noted traveling and visiting relatives including Abiel Meiklejohn in Winnipeg and Mr and Mrs McKinnon returning from coast holidays. Several confirmations of employment moves, school staff changes, church calls, and civic duties are listed along with travel to Edmonton and London.
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Abiel Meiklejohn
Meiklejohn
Winnipeg
Mas I’. B. McKinnon
White
Main Street
Tabor
J. Beverley Witte
JD. Milne
Herb. Crossley
Monrths
London
Eng
W. R. Springett
Montreal
Galt
A. C. Farrell
Vide Simpson
J. R. Allen
Renfrew
Roberts
Porredaile
Little Son
Alan Parker
Seventh Ave
N. C. Knowles
Pani
Third Avenue
W. E. Horibell
England
Rovd
Alberta University Senate
Edmonton
Maple Creek
Chicago
C. W. Webb
Stratford Collegiate Institute
Asseltine
Mornay
Albert Hughes
Old Country
Canada
Manitoba
R. C. Porter
Porter
Calgary
E. R. D. Votter
Red Deer
Medicine Hat
W. J. Niblock
Niblock
Percy Yeo
Allan Ellis
Terence Finlay
Milton Cory
J. Gary
J. W Curry
East Springs
Bichie
Seventh Avenue
Supt. Price
William Houghton
Iit
Olr
Houghton
Messrs
W. B. Marshall James Fleming
Calgary Antelope Club
Medicine Het
Messrs Hinds
Merry Wilson
Crispin Smith
A. M
Poisoned rice causes death of Winifred child
The infant of Mr and Mrs Jas Johnston of Winifred died after consuming rice poisoned for mice. Neighbors offer sympathy as details mention access to the tainted food and a painful death. A note about a sale on Main Street is also hinted.
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Jas. Johnston
Winnifred
Individuality and Practical Breeding Principles in Cattle
The author argues against overemphasis on color or distant pedigrees and urges valuing individuality and proven ancestral merit. He condemns nonsense in breeding such as mating normals with defects and relying solely on imported pedigrees, promoting American lines with strong individual makeup.
Mules Lead In Average Farm Animal Value Per Head
The crop reporting board reports Jan 1 1908 farm animal totals by species. Mules show highest average value per head while total animal value declines slightly from 1907. Comparisons cite increases in horses milk cows and sheep with declines in other cattle and swine, ending with overall value near 4.12 million dollars.
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Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Bureau
United States
le Co Ee
Calfhood Ailments and Dairy Worker Health Notes
The piece argues calf health hinges on durable constitution and good housing. Damp, poorly ventilated calf pens and humid filthy quarters cause about a third of calf ailments, while overfeeding and irregular feeding account for another third. Remaining cases stem from unclean drinking water and poor, misguided care. calf digestion needs rest, not constant remedies.
Closed After Enjoyable Evening at Local Establishment
Patrons report a pleasant evening ending around 11.40 as the venue closed its doors. No incidents were noted and staff ensured orderly exit and safety for all attendees.
Chamberlains Salve Advertises Quick Chapped Skin Cure
Chapped hands or face may be cured in one night by applying Chamberlain's Salve. Also advertised as unequaled for sore nipples burns and scalds. Sold by all druggists and dealers. gI-5
Knox Church service withdrawn for missionary meetings
The evangelic service at Knox Church is canceled this Sunday due to special missionary meetings. A bazaar will be held in Mitchell's new block on Mais Street Thursday next the 22nd to raise funds. Autograph quilt sale postponed to 8 PM at Mitchell's new Main Street store.
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Main Street
Knox Church
Star Theatre
Mitchell
Mais Street
News
Family Herald
Weekly Star
A. P. Burns
Main St
Best Pulp For Colts Examined At Utah Factory
For several years the Colts have had access to sugar beet pulp at a Utah factory. In every known instance no adverse effects have been observed and the practice appears routine within the facility.
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Utah
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