Local Fair Exhibits Record-Breaking Agriculture Entries
A 1921 county fair lists extensive divisions from stallions and brood mares to Shorthorns cattle and poultry. Notable exhibitors include Geo. Shaw Jr., J. G. Taylor, Wesley Strong, and Andrew Peden. Awards cover horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry, grains, and dairy products across many classes.
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A. Halliday
A. A. Ford
J. G. Taylor
Old Wesley Strong
Geo. McCormack
FE. Woods
Geo. Cormack
Jr. Woods
Geo. Black
W. Bogwell
John Cormack
Sydney Hamilton
Wiliam Shaw
William Shaw
Wm. Shaw
James Hamilton
Nelson Peden
Jaz. Armstrong
Wesley Strong
G. R. Peddie
John Chittick
Ernie McIntosh
Geo. Shaw, Jr
John Young
Willie Lake
G. R. Poo
Bunox Uyor
Ay Hest Ste Bivae
Conaies
Thos McDonald
D. A. Black
Wm. Hacking
J. D. Black
Donald Sinclair
W. W. Crookshanks
D. S. Black
Heiffer
Wm. Mitchell
Andrew Peden
A. Peden
Peden
E. Williamson
J. J. Stitt
Geo. Cormack, Jr
Ralph Stitt
Toulouse
L. V. Lawless
Rita Peden
Jas. Armstrong
Plymouth Rock
T. C. Peden
Rhode Island
Bella Cormack
Dr. O'Brien
Thelma Hendry
T. R. Scott
Judson Taylor
L. H
H. E. Hyde
Willie Varmey
Walter Armstrong
Timothy
M. D. Hamilton
Jas Armstrong
Pearl Ferguson
A. Gumienny
Margaret Cossitt
Willie Mitchell
E. Hall
J. G
Spiritual awakening as Godwardness renews faith and leadership
The Cedar Rapids Gazette essay argues the twentieth century must witness a revival of Godwardness. It emphasizes religion as a universal human need and a vital source of societal life, predicting renewed public interest in preaching and faith without pessimism.
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Alvin E. Magary
Cedar Rapids
Forest value boosts farm sale price says expert
Norman M. Ross of the Dominion Forest Nursery Station in Indian Head Sask says a well managed woodlot adds significant value to a farm. A farm with trees sells for far more than one without, all else equal.
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Norman M. Ross
Dominion Forest Nursery Station
Indian Head
Sask
Benefits of Tree Plantations on Prairie Farms
Tree plantations protect crops and stock from wind and snow, conserve soil moisture by reducing evaporation, and provide snow melt moisture in spring. They supply fuel and fencing material, enabling settlers to grow their own fuel and wood. They also beautify the landscape, reducing prairie monotony.
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