Canadian Pacific moves first herd to Alberta ranch
Seventy head of fine thoroughbred stock arrive in Saint John and ship by Canadian Pacific Railway to the Prince of Wales ranch at High River Alberta the first shipment in four years. Most are pedigree shorthorn cattle. Retirement of C E McPherson as Western Lines official prompts promotions across Canada. The honey crop totals about thirty million pounds with exporters targeting bakers and confectioners. A Crystal Palace exhibit at the Worlds Poultry Congress will feature the Prince of Wales ranch display with electric appliances.
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High River
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C. BE. McPherson
Western Lines
Canadian
Pacifie Railway
Canada
H. W. Brodie
R. G. McNeillie
Eastern Lines
Montreal
H. R. DesBrisay
Tandon
Te ¢ Magel
Alberts
Local News Briefs Skip Winnipeg Trip and Wheat Growth
Miss Susie Powell returned from Winnipeg on Sunday. Early sown wheat is now above the grown in Alberta. Commencing on Thursday May 1st the stores will close at Ineon. The usual Thursday half holiday will continue until further notice.
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Ineon
Help Wanted Spare Man for Farmers Editor Offers Details
If any farmer wishes to get a spare man who will work and adapt to any task such as driving a team the Editor of this paper will provide fuller particulars to any farmer interested.
Chance to win 3 Concaleum Bug Free offer
United States Ltd Kinicta invites guesses with no cost. Readers are urged to act quickly for a chance to win and a claim of weed-like potency compared to competitors.
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Concaleum
United States Ltd
Kinicta
Commissioner Ruth Harvey to Instruct Guides in Miniota
Commissioner Ruth Harvey of theirl Guides will visit Miniota on Friday May th to teach first class work to Guides of both troops. She is likely to inspect the troops during the visit and hails from Montreal.
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Ruth Harvey
Theirl Guides
Miniota
Harvey
Montreal
Fresh air and space shape healthy homes for children
A discussion stresses that dwelling quality depends on inhabitants and that children need space to play and access to fresh air. It argues windows, sunlight, and nearby parks support development, with emphasis on air quality, exercise, and a yard or park for children's growth.
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Chitaren
Tie Howe
Vuilatior
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