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Aid to Thoroughbred Stallions Policy Continues in Canada
The 1911 policy by the Department of Agriculture to aid owners of thoroughbred stallions is continued for 1912 with conditions. Eligible horses must be registered, sound, and advertised to stand for service at a fee not exceeding 10 dollars, with subsidies of 250 dollars paid after mares prove in foal. Substitutes allowed if a stallion dies or is incapacitated. Forms available from Ottawa. Also a dental ad for Chamberlain's Liniment ends the notice.
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Department of Agriculture
Martin Burrell
Ottawa