Pan American Milk Contest Shows Guernseys Faltering
At week twenty one ending Sept 25, four leading dairy breeds in total fat remain close. Jerseys lead in profit per cow, Ayrshires second, Holsteins third, Guernseys slipping due to Medora Fin, with French Canadians showing gains and lowest feed cost. Butter totals rise across Holsteins and Jerseys, while French Canadians persist as economical producers.
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Community paper offers clubbed subscription deal
To Our Readers announces a joint subscription offer with The Nor'-West Farmer and Western Home Monthly at 1.75, hoping to add hundreds of names this year. The Nor-West Farmer is noted as Western Canada's only agricultural journal and well known. Western Home Monthly targets women and families with monthly short stories by western authors. The editors urge readers to subscribe and support their paper’s local news coverage.
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Western Home Monthly
Nor-West Farmer
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Support Offer For Subscriptions To January 1903
The notice invites support funds of $1.75 for three papers, valid for new subscribers. It promises delivery to the first of January 1903 and offers to send The Nor'-West Farmer and Western Home Monthly to a separate address if desired.
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Nor’-West Farmer and Western Home Monthly
November Delineator Offers Winter Style and Craft Guidance
The Delineator's November issue promotes seasonable winter fashions and practical home crafts. It covers coat making, Thanksgiving and Christmas gift needlework, winter crochet, and rose pruning protection, urging women to buy for value and household savings.
Ashdown Company Seeks Incorporation with One Million Capital
The J. H. Ashdown company requests incorporation with capital set at one million dollars. The filing indicates intent to establish a formal corporate entity and outline its initial financial footing.
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J. H. Ashdown Company
Latest shades of curly cloths for jackets and suits
Curly Cloths in cream and light grew colors offered at $3.00 per yard with green cardinal and black tones. All wool and warm for winter jackets. Grey tweed checks, extra wide, $1.25 per yard. Large variety of ladies suit cloths at varied prices to suit customers.
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Boulton
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Osmellie Bros. & CO
Plowman & Atkinson
John J. Moon
Staymors Bakery
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