Grain Growers’ Day Observed In Prongua Service
Next Sunday Grain Growers' Sun day will be observed by the Grain Growers' Association in Prongua townsite with open air and annual Rogation service. Rev Sherstone will preside assisted by Canon Masheniah. St Andrew's church and local groups invite all grain growers to attend with families. Special hymn sheets, collection, and co operation from nearby Grain Growers are planned.
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Grain Growers’ Association
Saska
Lev
Cleveland
Prongun
Woman's Auxiliary
Mission House
St. Andrew's Church
McKiae
Yorkton
Gallivan
McRae
Hugh Nelson
Methodist
R. H. Leitch
Saskatchewan
Bible School
Steer found on premises near Battleford
One roan steer and one black and white yearling steer found at N W 28 42 77. Owner may recover by paying expenses. A A Young, Battleford.
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N.W
Ip A. A. Young
Battleford
Expert Piano Tuner Gavin Spence Visits North Town
Gavin Spence arrives in North Town this week with a renowned piano tuner for potential work. Phone orders directed to this office for inquiries.
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Gavin Spence
Taoner
Phoune
Industrial census plans and reform under Sir George Foster
Announcement by Sir George Foster outlines a comprehensive industrial census to be taken for 1917 and later years. The plan shifts from decennial census methods to a broader, ongoing inquiry with skilled staff and expanded forms to cover mines fisheries and other industries across provinces.
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George Foster
Eda
Great Britain
Construction Committee of the Net
Canada
Launc
Cen and Statistics Office
Collect of
Span
Calgary and Winnipeg Embrace Back Yard Gardens Movement
City plans and citizens alike push converting vacant lots and yard spaces into productive gardens to cut living costs. Winnipeg reports 55 608 vacant lots totaling 5840 acres with plans to allot parcels to residents for gardening. Calgary has carried the scheme into practice for years, with widespread yard and plot use for vegetables.
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Calgary
Winnipeg
Pioneers of Germanism Say War Effort Resting Postwar
Herr Stielow a London observer discusses German influence in England after war. He argues the German presence remains but foundations of Germanism are shattered as a vast German influenced economy and society in Britain is disrupted and rebuilding begins. A fragment mentions a domestic scene with a mistress at a door.
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Herr Stielow
Seestenes
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Wrigley
Blagarcer Mlanane
Bank of Hamilton
R. M. Ecclestone
The
Balleford Press
Prongua News
Christchurch
China
Rew
J. A. Williams
Sherstone
Canon Mashe
Miss Myrle Quell
Dominion Lands Office
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Quebec
China Mission Field
St. George's Church
Mesdames Allerson, Hopkins and
Flolliday
St. George's W. A
Prince Albert
F. J. Tardy
Starnes
Eight Mile Lake
N.E
S. W
Hudson Bay Co. Lands & Lands
Old Indian Reserve
A. G. Cunningham
Queen’s University
Kingston
Ontario
Emical
Geo. Y. Chown
Abbott-Wilson Drug Co
King Street
North Battleford
Princess Theatre
Pauline Frederick
Clyde Fitch
News of the World
Fox
Zangwills
Mary Ann
NEW York Metropolation Opera CO. With
Scoovgard
Alaska
Sudgen
R.N.W.M.P
Prongua Cash Store
J. K. Hammond
Galvin Lumber V0s. Ltd
H. S. Stewart
Lobb & Clark
Builder’s Supplies
International
McCormick Lines
McLaughlin
Douglasay
Douglas & Company
MFRS
Nha
King George Hotel
Bert Parry
Prop
Dominion
Back Yard
Eng
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