Canadian Northwest Land Regulations Summary
The notice outlines Dominion Lands policy for homesteading in Manitoba Saskatchewan or Alberta. Head of family or male 18 plus may claim a quarter section with six months residence and cultivation in three years. Habitable house required. residence near homestead allowed. Entry by proxy possible at local Dominion Lands Agency offices. Prices set at $3.00 per acre with additional conditions for preemption and purchased homesteads. W. W. Cory Deputy Minister of the Interior signs the notice. Unauthorized publication not paid.
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Dominion
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dominion Lands Agency
Dominion Lande Agency
W. W. Cory
C.M.G
N. B
Lang Recorder Advertising and Publication Details
The Lang Recorder published every Thursday at Milestone Saskatchewan as a supplement to the Milestone Mail. Rates for subscriptions and advertising match Milestone Mail. Local reps Mesars K S Macleod and E Solstad handle news submissions and other advertising or printing business.
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Saskatelawin
Milestone
Macleod
E. Solstad
Dominion Day Excursion Tickets On Sale Soon
Fare and one third tickets on sale June 29 to July 1 with good return July 3. Travel via Canadian Pacific, the Standard road of the west. For tickets and information apply to your local or any Ticket Agent J. B. Proctor District Passenger Agent Regina Sask.
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West
J. B. Proctor
Regina
Sask
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Qist
Canadian Pacific
J. &. Proctor
Local visitors and events mark a Saskatchewan town week
Local and General Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Howlett visited Regina last weekend. Roy Elder is on business near Empress. Inspector Marshall from Weyburn visited the school. G. A. McCuaig and partners motored to Regina. Parish visitors and examinations fill the week as Lutheran delegates travel to Winnipeg. Patriotic Sports Day set for July 5 features baseball and athletic events with proceeds to the Saskatchewan Patriotic Fund. A town holiday will observing Dominion Day. storekeepers plan Friday evening hours.
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P. R. Howlett
Regina
Roy Elder
Empress
Inspector Marshall
Weyburn
J. Leinweber
Winnipeg
James Stalker
Lang
Wilcox
Dominion
I. R. Graham
Estevan
Palethorpe
Perkins
Solstad
Ruddell
Saskatchewan
The
Patriotic Fund
I.C.D.E
Massey Harris
Warmer Weather Sought to Improve Saskatchewan Crops
The Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture reports crop conditions for 1916 with wheat nine to twelve inches, oats five to eight, barley three to six inches. Cool showery weather prevails. warmer weather and moisture are needed though ground is soaked. Minor cutworm damage noted and Indian Head wheat browning possibly from frost. Plowing of summer fallows is down about thirty percent amid binder twine supply uncertainty.
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Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Indian Head
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Fars
Nicholin
Hted
Ity
Q. G. Design No
Rawater
Hace
Lang Recorder
Cc. H. Freeman
McGill
Scott Building
Moose Jaw
Hugh Maclean
Westman Chambers
Reamva Sasn
Canadia
Brandon
Regina, Sask
Rey
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co
Mei
Hail Insurance Commission
Scott Municipality
Jas. Smith
Yellow Grass
A. P. Paynter
A. E. Jones, Milestone
A.W. Thorburn
Elder Bros., Lang
Tarton, Midmore, Ltd
Royalite
Imperial Oil Company Limited
Alex, Venn
G. A. McCuaig
Mrs. Parsons
Kenmare
N.D
A. L. Steidl
Messrs
J. M. Sanderson
M. H. Solstad
Dr. Penfold
M. —H. Solstad & Co
Solstad & Co
E. B. Dawkins
Lang, Sask
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