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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLV, Issue XLVIII, 18 December 1914, Page 2

Owinrr to the ; demands of the British War Office there is such a -dearth of horses , for harvest... purposes in Scotland that, farriers' are ,iraining oxen for. the reapers/arid the ploughs)-and- it-isnot an unusual sight to see 7 -an old.horse, long past the stage when "he would attract the of a remount officer, yoked, -with a "steer. One dealer a10ne,... JSr "William Trail, of the Aberdeen Hiding Academy, has bought up 1785 saddle, and . draught horses fox* dispatch ;to France. This total includes more than 200 Clydesdales for the heavy artillery.

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