Council Minutes Report City Affairs On Mayoral Absence
The council met Monday with all members present except Councillor Jefferson who submitted resignation. J G Taylor sought leave as chief of police during military service. Four applicants for the police post were referred to the Police Committee. Mill Committee proposed a six month lease extension to J G Oliver. An amicable settlement was reached between the electrical superintendent and the electrician and the engineer salary was set at 1800 per year. Tree and shrub sales were discussed and stock advertised for delivery after May 15 at last year’s prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
J. G. Taylor
H. W. Fisher
W.R. Latimer
Chas. Parker
G. T. Young
Police
Jolliffe
J.G. Oliver
Guzzwell
Gutzwell
Prairie growth under Laurier government noted by Regina Leader
The Regina Leader lauds the Laurier government for making prairie Canada known to the world. It says people from all regions settled the waste places, capital flowed in, cities and towns surged into existence, and a period of unmatched development and prosperity followed in Canadian history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurier
Canada
Regina
Earle Sparling Partners In Listed Firm Names
A fragmented OCR snippet lists names including Bae RA Earle L.J.3 H. G. Sparling B.A. eiewen Albers Manisobe, suggesting a group of associates or signatories in a historical listing or legal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RA. Earle
L.J
H. G. Sparling
B.a.eiewen
Albers & Manisobe
Splendid Canadian Exhibit Dominates the Exposition
The Canadian display dominates the exposition with lifelike wildlife dioramas, beaver ponds, a working mine, Vancouver harbor scenes, and a miniature rail system. It shows Canada before and after settlement, highlighting resources, transportation, and natural beauty in vivid detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Dickens
Shakespeare
Elvertus Debbard
William J. Bryan
Theodore Rex
Canada
Begian
Theo
Eee
Canadian Northwest
Vancouver Harbor
King v Yourex ends with mixed verdicts in Supreme Court
The King v Yourex case concluded with the accused found not guilty of wheat theft. Demyterko was acquitted of stealing a horse and rig. Guilty parties received sentences including Lawson for assault and Melynk for theft, with Zalesczuk given nine to eighteen months in royal and Prince Albert jails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
King v. Yourex
Demyterko
Lawson
Melynk
Ditto
Zalesczuk
Prince Heuring
Prince Albert
Mortgage Sale in Battleford Saskatchewan Auction Notice
Supreme Court of Saskatchewan order in Battleford we offer at public auction the SE quarter of section 6 with exceptions and SW quarter of section 10 township 43 range 2 west Patterson sheriff will conduct sale at 2 30 PM on Friday June 4 1914 bidding limited to the plaintiff and liens will be paid first includes right of way deduction and land transfer details in Battleford Saskatchewan dated March 19 1915
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Saskatchewan
Chambers
Battleford
Sheriffs Office
Sask
C.P.R
Saskatchewan
Lena
Ethel
Red Cross Appeals to the Farmers
Canada’s first contingent fights abroad as the Red Cross urges farmers to donate from 1 to 5 dollars during the first week in May. Each five dollars buys one hospital bed and supports beds, nurses, and hospital care for wounded soldiers in Great Britain and France. Chairman Jas Robertson of the Ottawa Red Cross appeals for substantial gifts to aid recovering Canadian troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Red Cross Society
Great Britain
France
Red Cross
Jas. Robertson
Ried Cros Society
Ottawa
Popular Young Teacher Mabel Arthur Dies at 27
Miss Mabel Arthur, 27, long time P. P. 8 teacher who came from Port Arthur, died early Monday after weeks of illness and an operation. The school closed in her memory. her mother and sister Nellie Arthur, a local teacher, accompanied the body to Trenton Ont. Other family members mourn her loss. Rhubarb plants for sale. RG. Speers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Arthur
Port Arthur
Nellie Arthur
Trenton
Ont
Lady Missionary Speaks of BER Work
A speaker from the church discussed BER efforts and the diligent workers under the denomination. She noted financial constraints and the steady, thrifty efforts of those involved, praising their industrious character and perseverance through the years.
Quiet All Saints Wedding Sends Couple to Battleford
A quiet wedding at All Saints was followed by a reception at the bride’s home. Mr and Mrs Risdale plan to reside in Battleford and left on Monday morning’s train. Family friends join in sending best wishes for the couple’s life ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints
Risdale
Battleford
Lashburn
Red Cross school hosts box social for fence and garden funds
A pleasant evening at the Red Cross school featured a box social to raise money for fencing the schoolyard and creating a garden. Mr. Hetburn suffered injuries when his horse threw him from the buggy while en route to his farm and is recovering at home after a brief stay with Reeve Daude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross School
Hetburn
Reeve Daude
Seed grain distribution criticized over delays and graft
Widespread dissatisfaction with slow seed grain distribution after arrival, missing shipments to Battleford, and delays delaying plantings. Ottawa investigation links wartime graft to poor supplies and biased protectionism while urging independent sourcing for farmers.
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Battleford
North Battleford
Degear
Ottawa
German raid plans loom as airships join coast offensive
London reports from Belgium confirm a surge in German naval, military, and air activity. Zeppelins, the largest aircraft, with crews of 40 to 50 and three guns, are slated for a coastal raid against England. Berlin and Amsterdam sources say submarines will crowd the coast to cripple the British Fleet then a main German fleet attack may follow.
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London
Belgium
North Sea
England
Amsterdam
Berlin
Fire Chief Resigns After Long Service
The town faces potential disarray as Deputy Chief Taylor resigns to enlist for military service and Chief Latimer steps down after years of faithful service. The rift between the brigade and the Council is cited, with calls for conciliation and caution over any abrupt takeover of appointments. The brigade cautions expenditure within town means while the Council weighs the situation.
Willowmoor Notes and Plans for Hall at Willowmoor
Mr Thos Kehoe and son moved to a winter-purchased Fort William Ontario farm and plan to build a house this spring. Miss Mabel Long of Edmonton visits her uncles H and C Laycock for three weeks. A Willowmoor school meeting April 7 discussed building a hall and the directors’ report for the annual picnic. Monthly meetings were set for seeding season on the second Tuesday at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Kehoe
Fort William
Ont
J.F. Laycock
Kehoe
Mabel Long
Edmonton
Messrs. H. and
C. Laycock
Chas
Gubbe
C. L. Simpson
Willowmoor
Local Briefs and Community Notices Highlight Summer Plans
Dr Ewart moved to his farm for the summer. The Candy Shop promotes subscriptions and local spending. I O D E meets at Mrs MacLean's on Tuesday at 3 p m with seven new members. Hotel men circulate a plebiscite for abolishing the bar before enforcement. The Candy Shop Circulating Library attracts patrons. Willing Workers hold an afternoon tea at the former Merchants Bank on Saturday 3 to 6 p m with tea sandwiches candy proceeds funding soldiers' work. Mrs McGinnis hosts the next society meeting Friday at 8 p m. Candy Shop emphasizes quality chocolates fresh and new. Roy Work progresses on the Provincial Hospital wing with many workers. Roy W Dodd aims to supply the public with top candies. Judge MacLean addressed Presbyterian Young People on Canada and the Empire. Wheat shows strong growth due to warm weather and abundant moisture from last year. The moisture improves gospel soil cultivation at the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Bank
Gospel Lot
Battleford Boys Thank Canterbury Readers for Socks Gift
In March 21 letter from Battleford soldiers in Canterbury expresses gratitude to Mr Geo Truscott for sending a pair of socks to each Battleford contingent member. The note recalls 45 Battleford boys remaining, mentions drafts to Royal Canadian Dragoons and Strathcona Horse, and hopes to stay united as they face الخدمة in England.
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Garry Horse
Canterbury
Battleford Press
Battleford Boys
Geo. Truscott
Battleford S
Fort Garys
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Strathcona Horse
Battleford
Truscott
Salisbury
Riding School
London
Smith
Lewis
Hassell
Agame
New Postal Regulations Spark Public Confusion Nationwide
Widespread public unpreparedness after the 15th change caused mail chaos across Canada. Calgary processed over two thousand items due to missing additional postage. Postmaster Light notes widespread misinterpretation with war stamps used improperly on letters instead of for extra charges.
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Calgary
Manley Herald criticizes political tempers and local plans
The article questions calls for a general election amid wartime and praises Mr. B Phillips as a possible town council member. It urges residents to clean and brighten premises, suggesting painting and planting trees to improve home value and curb appeal.
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Vagangy
Business Directory
Bae
Earle & Sparling Sisters & Solicitors
Sesk
Livingston & Atkinson
Battleford, Sask
M. L. M. Skelton
Battleford Realty Company
Ez. F
A. G. Cunningham
Ite
Sottemcaen
Camemnaandal
DR. H. Beewart
F. F. Marsh
J. Pickel
Maidstone, Sask
J. Catrns
W. Eby
C. E. Scott
J. Prise
Miss Dingle
Pape Garcia
Sawyer
Studen
College of Music
Nema
Vielen
Neenabet
G.S. Frey
New York State
Livinusyon
Mar
RG. Speers
GIRI
Appearanges
Roy _W. Dodd
Louisiana
Connecticut
Detroit
Ohio
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New Hampshire
Grand Rapids
Minneapolis
Kansas
Massachusetts
Indiana
Taylor
Latimer
Fire and Light Committee
Dr. Ewart
Hhis Farm
Judge) MacLean
Roy W. Dodd
Manley Herald
Militia
Sham Shoes
Wilkie Press
B. Phillips
Phillips
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