Letter on law tolerance and dog tag enforcement in village
A reader asks why some individuals were summoned before a magistrate for untagged dogs while others with the same issue remain free. The letter criticizes by law enforcement inconsistency and suggests the village secretary treasurer arrange tag visits during brief absences.
Handling a Kicking Cow Plan From Russell Stockman
A facilitative method for quieting a kicking milker cow is described involving placing a humbug nose ring, tying rope to a roof beam, and lifting the head to prevent kicks. The note warns against thrashing and notes the nose rope method as simple, effective, and safer for both handler and animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Happy Houtein
Russell Stockman
Auction notices for farm stock and implements across multiple farms
A series of auction announcements list farm stock and implements to be sold at various locations near Russell and Boulton. Credits range from five months to November 1st. Auctioneers include A R McIntyre, Geo R Case, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ur Queen's Hotel
Svortay Mech
A. Chcer
Omatd Lamon
Boulton
RR. McIntyre
Theodore Windeker
S. Credit
A R. McIntyre
D. Cusittar
Ruensell
Parkenlang
ALR Vectoryre
Atic Honest
Peter MacRo Tre
Minuska
Finiae
Financial Division Settlement Between Shell River and Shellmouth
The Municipal Commissioner approves a final financial settlement between Shell River and Shellmouth municipalities. Shell River owes 872.85 to Shellmouth after pro rata surplus assets, while assuming all liabilities. Arrears of 7260.94 taxes prior to Dec 1907 are collected by Shellmouth and paid to Shell River, with June 1 as the first payment date. Debentures for the Asessippi bridge and mill are allocated portions of annual costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shella Eush
Shell River
F G. Richardson
Shellmouth
Shell Rower
Shullmouth
Shel River
Asessippi
Asesippi
Man in transit fatally wounds self on train near Portage
Thomas Dempsy of Roblin cut his throat on a Canadian Northern train west of here while being taken to Portage by Constable Williamson. He had earlier attempted suicide and jumping from the train. A small knife hidden in his clothes was the instrument. He was insane and in the furniture business.
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Portage Jal
Constable Williamson
Roblin
Thomas Dempsy
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