Hail reports and crop condition tour via Rutherford visit
A crop survey describes hail impact near town with a 50 percent yield forecast on a local farm half a mile north. A. Rutherford from Melville Saskatchewan arrives after traveling from Regina to inspect regional crops for Jas. Carruthers Co. of Winnpeg and Montreal, with Jos. Ayotte acting as local agent and tour companion. Ayotte shipped over 40 000 bushels last season.
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Pickett & State
A. Rutherford
Melville Sask
Regina
Rutherford
Jas. Carruthers Co
Winnipeg
Montreal
Jos. Ayotte
Radville
Ayotte
Blacksmith William Bundus Opens New Shop Nearby
William Bundus opens a Genes Blacksmith Shop next to J A Carlson's Flour and Feed store inviting public patronage. Services include horse shoeing, share work and specialties.
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Wm. Bundus
Genes
J. A. Carlson
Local Notes from Radville and District Briefs
Local and general news mention an official visit to Radville by Mrs Anderson inspector of municipalities and many social updates. The piece notes births, visitors, and community appeals including a theatre fundraiser aiding Vivian Wilson for infantile paralysis treatment. Printing orders will be closed first week of August due to office move.
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Province Theatre
Vivian Wilson
Ontario
Austin
Main Street
Regian West Distributing Office Site Said Near
A Saskatchewan town reports talks by The Robert Simpson Co of Toronto to open a west distributing office in Regina, seen as valuable yet not in western business interests. Local items note visitors, illnesses, holidays, a murder sanity debate, school reopenings, and community events.
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Robert Simpson Co
Toronto
Regina
Saskatchewan
Woman's consent required for homestead transfers
The New Homestead Act states a homestead may not be transferred or encumbered by the husband without the wife's written consent. The registrar must certify that the wife has been informed of her rights and that she signed any instrument of her own free will and consent.
Alberta Goes Dry Bill Passes With Limited Dispensing
A historical notice describes Alberta adopting a dry bill similar to Saskatchewan with no dispensary system. Only doctors dentists veterinarians and druggists may sell intoxicants, limited to fifty quarts per sale for medical purposes, with monthly sales records sent to the Attorney General.
New Crop Payments Act Protects Vendors in Sharecropping Deals
The act secures vendors and mortgagees when rent, or mortgage payments, are made by a share of the crop. If rent is by crop share, the lessor’s interest prevails over lessees or their claimants. Mortgagees gain similar protections against claims by creditors or others tied to the paying party.
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