Harvest Thanksgiving concert draws large local crowd
The Harvest Thanksgiving concert in the school house drew a large turnout and high praise for the program. Jack Nelson now owns a Brisco car. the Alas elevator is functioning. Concerns raised over the straw trail between Prongua and Battleford as heavy grain hauling and dry weather loosen sand. Miss Black returns from Winnipeg. Harvest service in Christchurch praised with foliage and grain decor. Service set for next Sunday October 7 at 3 pm.
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Jack Nelson
Altehison
Christchurch
W.A
Sherstone
Fire Prevention Day called for October in Battleford
Town reports poster notices from the Provincial Fire Commissioner urging fire safety checks on October 9. Mayor Bernard Phillips appeals to citizens to heed warnings and adopt safety measures. News brief notes residents’ activities and upcoming auctions run by Gowing Frost, with sale dates around October 19 or 20 and following week.
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Risdale
Gowing Frost
Lost coat between you and Saskatchewan bridge
Dark brown cloth coat believed lost between the Saskatchewan bridge area. Contained purse and eS pocket. Suitable reward offered. Finder or any information should leave it at 1 The Press.
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Saskatchewan Bridge
Local Farm Sale Near Wilkie Offers Clydesdale Stock and Tools
P M Florence announces retirement and a on site auction of all farm assets including valuable Clydesdale mares and geldings cattle implements and household effects situated 15 miles northeast of Wilkie one mile north of Starview School with no reserve.
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William Wallace
West
Das
Wilkie
Starview School
Clydesdale
Auction of Livestock and Farm Equipment Draws Crowds
Sale begins 1 p.m. with lunch served. Extensive listing of items includes twenty five head of Clydesdales and Standardbreds, brood mares and foals, yearlings, geldings and carriage horses. Also cattle, chickens, two tractors, wagons, mowing and plowing implements, harnesses, tractors, and miscellaneous farm goods. Early emphasis on prized show mares and a famed bay pacer noted as a standout.
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Pilot Bryson
Shire Horse
McCormack Bi
Deering Grant Ideal
Massey
John Deere
Deering
Gone Estray Heifer in Battleford With Distinct Markings
A two year old dark red heifer with a white figure seven on the forehead and a CT brand on the left hip has gone astray around Edelman bor in Battleford. A suitable reward is offered for information leading to recovery.
Buckskin mare strayed. branded oO on left shoulder
Buckskin mare with no white marking, left shoulder branded oO, found or reported as an estray. Owner must pay expenses and claim the horse. Contact 2sd B. Prince.
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Prince
Ford Cars for Sale in Port Battleford
Three 1917 Port cars advertised for sale at bar gain prices. Other cars offered in trade for cattle. Advertisement by Wilkinson and Peon of Battleford.
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FORD
Wilkinson & Peon
Battleford
Self-Sufficing Empire in Canada Mineral Wealth
Arthur A. Cole, president of the Canadian Mining Institute, urged a Toronto audience to boost Canada’s mineral industry for self sufficiency. He highlighted Sudbury nickel, Cobalt silver, Porcupine gold, and Deloro Thorold cobalt production, calling for stronger miner manufacturer cooperation and home manufacturing of materials now imported. He noted Ontario’s gold and silver potential and the need to retain mining profits domestically.
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Arthur A. Cole
Canadian Mining Institute
Toronto
Canada
Sudbury
Cobalt
Porcupine
Deloro
Thorold
Canalanining Institute
Ontario
MacMillan Arrives at Sydney After Polar Rescue
Donald B. MacMillan and his Arctic expedition reached Sydney Nova Scotia aboard the Neptune after four years in the polar regions. He denied Crocker Land reports, attributing them to a mirage Peary described. Bartlett led relief, with ample provisions and game aboard.
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Donald B. MacMillan
Sydney
N.S
Neptune
MacMillan
Feary
North Pole
Crocker Land
Peary
American Museum of National History
American Geological Society
University O Illinois
Bartlett
Crocker Millan
Rocket
Wool price records set for Manitoba and Saskatchewan
About 180000 pounds of wool collected by Manitoba and Saskatchewan farmers sold to a Boston firm at an average above 60 cents per pound. Finest combing brought 65 cents, medium combing 63 cents, with some wool sold privately. The Saskatchewan output details follow in the same report.
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Boston
Manitoba
Saskathhevnes Department of
Goats and Bills Feature in Ambiguous Boston Transcript Snippet
An odd fragment from the Boston Transcript mentions censorship, a Mr Jones inquiry, and a line about bill collectors in America. It references goats and softener quantities but provides unclear context and dates.
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America
Boston Transcript
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Battleford Miller
Lobb & Clark
DeLaval Separators
Mctatghlin Carriages New Superior Fanning Mills
Nor
Maytag
Wrigley's
Swrigley
Wrigleys
winGacum
Rieep Mercer
TVER
Prongua News
Town OF
Bernard Phillips
Walter Holliday
Saskatoon
R. B. Speers
St.George's Chlurch
Medical Board
the Press
Estray
North Battleford
Baptiste King
Meadow Lake
Notahernay
WM. Stapleton
D.P.A
C.N.R
M. A. Holliday
Sharples
Masse -Harris
W. G. Hillary
21St Street
P. M. Florence
Harnest
J. Guthrie
Battleford, Sask
W. W. Livingston
J. H. Galloway
J. A. Dinsley
Princess Theatre
Harry Hemmings
Ethel Barrymore
McDonald & Curtis Fun Factory
Ole Hansen Levert
Paddy & Muggins
FOX
Man From
William Farnum
Empress
N. Town
Prongua Cash Store
Island Lake
J. K. Hammond
THE
Galvin Lumber Vds. Ltd
H. S. Stewart
Senta
Bank of Hamilton Stere Crary
R. M. Ecclestone
Glad
Co-Operative Wool Marketing
Saskatchewan
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