Silver Creek Council Minutes Open at Stratford School
Silver Creek council meets at Stratford school on August 6 1910 with all members present. Reeve to authorize payment for Angusville well and cemetery fencing to be staked. Clerk to place 19 dollars against a Moszamanski account for hospital treatment. Unpaid 1889 seed grain notes to be collected December 15. Municipal rate set at 13.9 mills. McLennan named pound keeper. Multiple small accounts approved for payment and next meeting set for Angusville October 15 1910.
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Stratford School
Angusville
S.c
John W. Moszamanski
General Hospital
Silver Creek
McLennan
Geo. L McFarlane
Andrew Davidson
W. Cowan
W. McKay
Richardson & Bishop
George Peterkin
Angus & McTavish
W. J. Doi
Moving Pictures Need Stronger Censorship at Source
The author argues against baring Reno fight pictures and calls for stricter censorship starting at film studios. Each production contains thousands of scenarios, and decisions should rest with competent authorities. Moving pictures offer vast entertainment and educational potential but require careful control to prevent crime and brutality.
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Fountain Head
Journeyman
One Film Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Census of Agriculture 1911 Census Details Enumerates Crops and Livestock
The 1911 Census of Agriculture will take place on June 1 1911. It will enumerate area and value of 1910 field crops including wheat oats barley corn for husking buckwheat beans flax peas hay and clover alfalfa or lucerne and other forage crops. It also records livestock numbers and sales from 1910 such as horses milch cows cattle sheep swine poultry and bees.
Census Records Track Dairy Goods and Purebred Livestock
The article explains counting of cheese eggs and honey products of the year and the quantities of milk and cream sent to the factory or sold. It notes purebred animals registered or eligible for registration are enumerated for horses cattle sheep and swine, counted with all other animals.
Global headlines of 1909 era include trade boycotts and rail links
China boycotts American goods and mandates English as empire language while Britain’s parliament adjourns. Mackenzie and Mann buy Pacific steamers. Detroit Windsor tunnel finished at 12 million dollars. Wheat crops rise across Minnesota and the prairie provinces. Canadian edicts regulate hunting licenses as Manitoba Agricultural College outlines courses and opening day.
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China
Mackenzie and Mann
Pacific Ocean
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Birtle
Wm. Jennings Bryan
United States
Nebraska
Manitoba Agricultural College
Parisian Sage Cures Dandruff Hair Restorer Claim
Parisian Sage is touted as a hair restorer that cures dandruff and prevents falling hair. The ad claims European and New York elite originally used it, now available nationwide through druggists for fifty cents a bottle with a money back guarantee.
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Canada
Europe
New York City
America
Giroux Mfg. Co
Fort Erie
Ont
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Detroit River
Windsor
Detroit
Chicago Beet Packers
The
Duluth Herald
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Spain
Vatican
England
British Columbia
Department of Agriculture and Immigration
Winniper
Man
Halling Bros
I Pauls
Mclary
Sunshine - Furnace
St. John, N.D
Hamittem
Calgary
J. A. Fraser
Martin Senour
S—Troe
P.c. Pure
Russell
M. Williams
Braendle & Hope
Binscarth
John J. Moon, Russell
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