Harvest Thanksgiving Concert Draws Large Prongua Crowd
The Harvest Thanksgiving concert at the Prongua school house drew strong attendance and high praise for the program. Jack Nelson bought a Brisco car and the Auas elevator is operating. Road conditions worsen on the straw trail due to grain hauling and dry weather. Residents note progress in Toreshley district and Miss Black has returned to Winnippeg after visiting Mrs. Trussell. Christchurch service last Sunday drew good crowds. next service is planned for Oct 7 at 3 pm.
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Jack Nelson
Altehison
Prongua
Battleford
Toreshley
Miss Black
Trussell
Winnispeg
Christchurch
W.A. Kev
Sherstone
Fire Prevention Day Notice From Battleford Mayor
Town residents are urged to heed posters by the Police Commissioner designating October 9 as Fire Prevention Day and to make homes safe. Mayor Bernard Phillips signs the missive. Also mentions Walter Holliday vacationing in Saskatoon and Harvest Thanksgiving services at St George's Church.
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Tee
Flere
Lost dark ape cloth coat reported in Saskatchewan
A dark ape cloth coat with a contained purse and eSee pocket was reported missing in Saskatchewan. A suitable reward is offered. Finder should leave it at 1 The Press.
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Beno and
Saskatchewan Bridge
Farm sale notice by P. M. Florence at Starview area
William Wallace of the west das 32.41-18 north of Wilkie and Starview School reports the sale of a farm and its valuable Clydesdale mares and geldings cattle implements and household effects without reserve on the premises as he retires from farming.
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William Wallace
West
Das
Wilkie
Starview School
Clydesdale
Clydesdale and farm stock auction advertised items
An auction listing details numerous horses including bay and black Clydesdales with ages from 2 to 10, brood and show mares, Standard breds, plus a bay pacer noted for 2.20 mile time. It also lists cattle, chickens, sheep, two carriages, hay equipment, wagons, and farm implements with quantities and conditions. The sale is set for Tuesday at 1 PM with lunch served.
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Syreold
Clydesdale
Pilot Bryson
Shire Horse
McCormack Bi
Deering Grant Ideal
Massey
John Deere
Cockshutt Gang
Deering
Ness
Lost heifer in Battleford area seeks return reward
Two year old heifer described as dark red with a figure 7 in white on forehead and branded CT on left hip. Information leading to recovery encouraged. contact Edelman, bor 21, Battleford.
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Edelman
Battleford
Came-Esrayed Buckskin Mare Advertised for Return
Buckskin mare with no white marks and a brand on the left shoulder is an estray. Owner is requested to pay expenses and claim the horse. Report lists 2st B. Prince as contact.
Ford Cars for Sale by Wilkinson & Bon Battleford
Three 1917 Ford cars offered at bargain prices with other cars for trade for cattle. App Min six Wilkinson and Bon of Battleford advertise the sale and trade options in a local notice.
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FORD
Willkinson & Bon
Battleford
Self-Sufficing Empire in Canada’s Mineral Wealth
Arthur A. Cole of the Canadian Mining Institute urged Toronto listeners to support a self-sufficient empire by expanding domestic manufacturing from ore. He highlighted Sudbury nickel, Cobalt silver, Porcupine gold, Deloro and Thorold cobalt refining, and predicted Ontario gold and silver output growth totaling tens of millions annually.
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Arthur A. Cole
Canadian Mining Institute
Toronto
Canada
Sudbury
Cobalt
Porcupine
Deloro
Thorold
Canalanining Institute
Ontario
Relieved Arctic Explorer MacMillan Arrives at Sydney
Donald B. MacMillan’s polar expedition reaches Sydney Nova Scotia aboard the Neptune after four years in the Arctic. He confirms Peary’s Crocker Land was a mirage and credits Capt. Bartlett’s relief voyage with rescuing the party.
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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 Oostesy
Eray
Illinois
Greenland
Bartlett
Ilion
Crocker Millan
Crocker
Wool Marketing Shows Strong Prices Across Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Manitoba and Saskatchewan farm groups report good wool prices with about 180000 pounds sold in Manitoba at an average above 60 cents per pound. Highest returns come from fine medium combing at 65 cents, with middle combing at 63. Saskatchewan wool is held for best possible price amid rising market sentiment.
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Boston
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Goat Sale Negotiations Stir Boston Poorer Classes
A fragment references a conversation about contacting Mr. Jones regarding a goat sale in America. The text mentions bill collectors, a vacationing person, and concerns of Boston’s poorer classes, implying financial strain and debt collection in a historical urban context.
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America
Boston
Mr. Jones
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Battleford Miller
Lobb & Clark
DeLaval Separators
Mctatghlin Carriages New Superior Fanning Mills
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Maytag
Wrigley's
Wrigley S
Bicep
Mercer
Iver
Prongua News
Town OF
Bernard Phillips
Walter Holliday
Saskatoon
R. B. Speers
St.George's Church
Medical Board
Risdale
Gowing Frost
Avctioneer
the Press
North Battleford
Baptiste King
Meadow Luke
Notahernay
CNR
WM. Stapleton
D.P.A
M. A. Holliday
Sharples
Masse -Harris
W. G. Hillary
21St Street
P. M. Florence
J. Guthrie
Battleford, Sask
W. W. Livingston
J. H. Gallaway
J. A. Dinsley
School Board
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
Savings Department
Bank of Hamillton Crove
R. M. Ecclestone
Glad
Co-Operative Wool Marketing
Erpool
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