Regina Fair Buildings Burned at the Fairground
At the Regina fair crowds gathered as the grand stand and several buildings were destroyed by fire. The industrial building and grand stand were completely lost within minutes, with an estimated total damage around one hundred thousand dollars and no reported injuries. Meanwhile reports from London note bread price plans and U S Senate action set a wheat price floor through January 1919.
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Four boys killed by lightning under bridge near Lambeth Out
Four boys died Sunday evening when lightning struck as they sheltered under a small bridge on a farm south of Lambeth Out. Frank Nolan of Rouleau Sask lost 200 horses and a barn valued at $20,000 in a fire that destroyed his barn early Saturday.
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Lambeth
Out
Frank Nolan
Rouleau, Sask
Machinery for Sale J I Case separators Rutland Sask
One 26 56 separator complete and ready for work. One 36 58 separator complete and ready for use. One 40 64 separator complete and ready for use. The last two are J I Case. All are for sale cheap. Apply R. Galbraith Rutland Sask.
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J. IT. Case
Apply &Lp R. Galbraith
Rutland
Sask
Impounded Dark trotting horse in Battleford
Impounded horse described as a dark trotting gelding with hind feet white a white star on forehead weight about 1000 pounds right ear split at top about one inch at 8 E. Bore.
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Battleford 1
Lost or Strayed Two Horses Near S Quebl
A chestnut mare about 900 pounds with four white legs white face silver mane and tail and a buckskin yearling with white face mane and tail are lost. A five dollar reward is offered for their recovery.
Conscription Bill Advances in Parliament Ahead of Senate Action
Ottawa reports the Military Service Bill was passed on its third reading by 104 to 44, with a government majority of 60. The measure is expected to reach the senate soon and become law after proclamation, with enforcement to begin after reporting calls to the first class. Petrograd notes Russia grants Kerensky government broad powers for national safety to restore order.
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Petrograd
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Workmen's Delegates
Russia
Kerensky
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Worry and Work Toward a Better Outcome
The passage reflects on worry as a disabling habit and advocates focusing on action. It argues that fear harms finances, health, and relationships, and that releasing worry allows productive effort toward personal goals.
Scott and His Secretary
Sir Walter Scott’s amanuenses and friends struggled to keep pace with rapid dictation. Willy Lethiaw urged, “Come, get on,” while Scott replied that every word must be pinned from his brain. T. Poa Weekly. London.
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