Battleford Soldiers League Endorses War Efforts and Membership
Discharged soldiers form a league in Battleford endorsing final victory measures and a national war government. A 1 dollar entrance fee sets membership, with plans to open a North Battleford branch and appoint permanent officers A. Jackson as chairman and D. R. Hooper as secretary treasurer.
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A. Jackson
D. R. Hooper
Martin
Saskatchewan
Sifton
Alberta
Ottawa
North Buat- Ueford
Battleford
Cattle and Implements Sale Notice with Horses
Wednesday October 24 starting 12.30. Cattle include four milk cows with calves, aged stock from 6 to 7 years, two year old heifers, yearling stock, a bull and roan and bay horses with ages and weights listed. Implements include binder drill wagon rake mower, harrows, discs, jumper sets, harness and more. Poultry and geese sold with cash terms. Free lunch at noon. cattle are well bred Shorthorns. horses strong workers. implements new. Everything will be sold as listed.
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Seton
Saisa
Local Milk Prices Rise Amid Feed Cost Justifications
Milk dealers raise prices citing high feed costs. Notices note various local moves including a soldier reported killed in action Pte Bert Coates and farm notices on buckwheat feeding tests. A column analyzes bounty fairness for cay votes and promotes waste prevention and subsistence bread substitutions to save vast amounts of flour and wheat.
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Agricultural Dept
Saskatoon
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A.W. Claxton
Frank Hassell
Mr. Claxton
R. James Speers
R.A. Speers
W. G. Hillary
21St Street
W. F. Cooke
Hamilton
A.G. Cunningham
Winnipeg
Bert Coates
Willowmoor
E. W. Stebbing