Fox Breeding and Export Legislation Stir Saskatchewan
The Rosetown Eagle reports about 500 foxes valued at $200,000 shipped from Saskatchewan to Eastern Provinces in 1913, with Prince Albert sending over 100 silver foxes. Legislative amendments impose a $100 export fee on black or silver foxes and $15 on red or cross foxes, to take effect Feb 15, 1914, aiming to regulate export and promote captive breeding.
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Renches
Saskatchewan
Prince Albert
Tuzes
Coal and travel goods ads from Rogers and Beaver Lumber
Start the year by ordering Imperial lump coal from Rogers Lumber Yards. Alberta coal outsize sold at 6.00 per ton for Beaver Lumber Co. Alberta coal offered at 8.00. A full line of suitcases trunks and valises is available. Conlin and Evans handle traveling goods.
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Rogers Lumber Yards Ltd
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Beaver Lumber Co
Conlin & Evans
For Sale or Exchange One Sorrel Mare
Mre. W. A. Menzies Bee 14-24-15 Coteau P. C. Sask. Yorkshire for mile. Apply AK donkman 8 14-29-14. For Sale or Exchange One sorrel mare would consider trade for fresh milch cows. Apply Eagle Eagle Office.
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W. A. Menzies
Bee
Coteau P. C. Sask
Yorkshire
Mile
Apply
AK. Donkman
Eagle Eagle Office
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