Battleford town pleads for reopened movie theatre
An opinion piece laments the absence of entertainment in Battleford and urges reopening a weekly film venue. The writer uses humor and references to Chaplin and comic acts while noting wartime costs and the impact of Prussian militarism on global affairs. The piece also comments on meat rationing, bacon prices, and public mood during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battleford
Bros. C
McIntosh
William Jennings Bryan
Charlie Chaplin
Fatty Arbucke
Matt
Jeff
Delmas Notes on Frost Damage and Local News
Jack Frost visits district causing crop and garden damage and a scarce harvest ahead. Local crop outlook is mixed due drought and frost with potato yields only medium. A bright young life ends as Miss Gillespie dies from blood poisoning after a pin injury. News of marriages, military departures, and infrastructure work on the convent and church. Public discussion on female franchise and evolving role of women in governance.
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Jack Frost
E. Howell
Lloydminster
Leo Poitras
Regina
Miss Fillion
Quebec
Belanger
Minnesota
A. Ameiry
Alaine
Bodreau
M. J. Gillespie
Porter School
Landis
Hay and berry season shifts across Sweet Grass reserve
The district shows activity as men hay and women pick berries. Sweet Grass reserve sees growing hay stacks and nine thousand tons expected from 2 500 leased acres. Auto travel aids farmers, while frozen wheat and oats affect feed and seed plans. Nora Duslop of Prince Albert visits J Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass Reserve
Sweet Grass Greaser Production Syndicate
Prairie Distriets
Right Mile Lake District News And Events
The box social and dance drew light attendance as many were on vacation or haying, with Red Cross proceeds expected to reach a few dollars. Potatoes and garden crops show promise after recent rains. River area gun activity prompts police notice. non residents suspected. District turnout for the exhibition was large. Mrs E Rowlett and Nellie returned from Saskatoon. Rev J J Haynes to lead service at 3 p.m. next Sunday. Grain Growers night is 14 inst. Editor invites readers to contribute news. Miss Duke engages with the hygienic exhibition and may benefit from her observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Saskatchewan
E Rowlett
Nellie
Saskatoon
J.J Haynes
France
England
Smith
Duke
Marm
Multiple Estate Sales At Mrs Peters and Others
On 1.30 p.m. sales begin for Mrs Ser Maj Peters and others including Mrs E F T Brokowsk i Mrs A Brokowski and Mrs H Clarke. Items listed include leather chairs brass bedsteads dining room suites furniture appliances clothing furs and a wide array of household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ser
Maj. Peters
E. F. T. Brokovski
A. Brokovski
H. Clarke
Singer
Victor Gramaphone
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Baskatoon
Kaise
Lam
Germany
Gerbas
Delmas
St. George's Church
Rhode Island
Prongua News
Nora Duslop
Prince Allert
Er Unele
J. Jefferson
Coe Iy
Ceylon
Right Mile Lake
Leeder Hall
Battle
Gowing Frost
Nelal
F.O.B
Western
Canada
Ha Ie
Sask
Ig Ly Net
Ere
Business Directory
Nnea Bristers & Solicitors
RR. Earle, L.L
Sporting
B.A
Bare of Saskatchewan
Alberts & Manitobe
Brown's Drug Store
Livingston & Atkinson
A. G. Cunningham Luscraece
Ite
Ayenut
Dodson's Bay Co
Ke, Ewart
Baitleferd
Susk
H. K. T. Foreman
N.B
Bernard Phillips
North Battleford
P. M. Florence
Alberta
Wilkie
King George
Bert Parry
Prop
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