Barracks Hall Sends Off Three Reservist Police
A farewell gathering for Constables Harma Williams and Fenton, reservists leaving to rejoin their regiments at the front, was hosted by C Division at Barracks Hall with speeches by Sept. West and local officials. Recitations and a smoking concert followed, ending with Rule Britannia and the National Anthem.
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North Battleford
Sept. West
Harma
Williams
Fenton
Smith
Holt
Earle
Ridington
Carroll
North Battleford High School plan questioned by Optimist
The North Battleford Optimist claimed last week that the High School board discussed educating all Battleford pupils under one roof. The local board and our editorial view deny any such move and view the report as misguided and imprudent.
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North Battleford Optimist
Battlefords
North Town Board
Battleford Ironworks Ltd Quick Vehicle Repair
Quick repair service for vehicles offered by Battleford Ironworks Ltd. Provides fast fixes and maintenance options to restore vehicle operation efficiently. Specific services not detailed in the fragment.
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Battleford Ironworks Ltd
Mortgage Sale in Battleford Saskatchewan 1914
Public auction in Battleford Saskatchewan on November 24 1914 offers two land parcels from Township 43 range 11 West of the Third Meridian. Terms require 25 percent down with balance due within two months. parcels sold subject to taxes and seed grain liens. Plaintiff Netherlands Transatlantic Mortgage Co. v Cotching et al. Solicitors LIVINN & ATKIN.
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Su Court of Saskatchewan
Chambers
Netherlands Transatlantic Mortgage Co
Christopher Cotching
John E. Lyons
Henry King
Monarch Lumber Company, Limited
Judicial District of
Battleford
Maymont
Sask
Saskatchewan
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Eemneren
N & Atkn
Fall Millinery On Display By Mrs Cotton S Millinery
Mrs Cotton reopened her millinery shop with a selective stock facing war caused import delays. Imports from France and Germany were delayed, but shipments prior to the war arrived. Military style trims in black and white dominate with jet and gilt ornaments and large flower accents. Also note sprung wood springs from Battleford Ironworks Ltd for autos and buggies.
Battleford Oil Well Sees Casing Arrive. Schools Cut Staff
A carload of casing arrived Friday for the Battleford Oil & Gas Co proposed well. The North Battleford public school board reportedly reduced teaching staff by seven. Births are noted at Hafford and the local hospital. Roy Waters underwent appendicitis surgery. Church services are announced with choir singing. Leeders Limited seeks to raise to 100000 and opened a North Battleford branch and Toronto office. Provincial civil servants were asked to accept a salary deduction of five to ten percent for relief funds. H Messingall of Maple Creek reported a local crop failure but steady livestock prices.
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Battleford Oil & Gas Co
North Battleford
H. Messingall
Maple Creek
Winnipeg Cash Markets Report Summary
Market report indicates mixed prices and load specifics for Winnipeg cash trades. Prices and bid offers fluctuate as buyers and sellers adjust to current demand and commodity availability in the region.
Titanic Battle on Aisne Front Deepens Across Weeks
Amid the Aisne siege, British and French forces extend heavy fighting with high casualties. British ships Aboukir Hogue and Cressy sunk by submarines as German pressure along the front intensifies. Predictions place a battle as pivotal as the Marne with thousands dead or wounded.
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Aisne
Marne
London
Aboukir
Hogue
Cressy
H.M.S. Lowestoft
Samen
Nish
Servid
Krupini
Drini
Berlin
Trafalgar
South America
Pegasus
Konigsburg
Future bright for live stock industry in face of adverse crops
Farmers in some districts may not winter large numbers of stock and should contact the Live Stock Commissioner in Regina with stock class age quantity and asking prices. Those able to retain or increase stock are told prospects for livestock are brighter than ever with expected price rises despite high feed costs. Livestock offers a solution to crop failure and encourages new entrants to start in live stock.
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Department of Agriculture
Regina
Dominion
Saturday Post Editor Arrested
Knox Maxee editor of the Winnipeg publication faces arrest as he criticizes officers selection by favoritism and argues sanitary conditions threaten health. He contends the Ross rifle production pace will take six months to equip the Canadian contingent, a view echoed by Toronto Saturday Night and others.
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Knox Maxee
Winnipeg
Sam Hughes
Ross Rifles
Toronto
Storm Damage to Grain Feb 12 13 Tempered by Drying Winds
Reports describe extensive damage to grain from a violent rain and wind storm on the 12th and 13th. Wheat in stocks and granaries suffered, with dampness and sprouting in places, though cool weather and drying winds since then reduced losses. Recent days have been ideal for threshing.
Dingle & Co Announces Sharp Beef Price Cuts
Dingle & Co. unveils another major price reduction on beef with a promise of low cost trials to win customers. the firm urges potential buyers to place a trial order to be convinced by its savings.
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Dingle & Co
Council Hears Vacancy Fill Date And Mill Purchase
Council met with all members present except Councillor Read who resigned. Livingston and Atkinson offer end to Cawthorpe agreement and mill and elevator return. Nomination day set for Wednesday Sept 30 for the council vacancy.
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Read
Livingston & Atkinson
C.H. Cawthorpe
Board of Trade
James Richardson & Sons
Thanksgiving Day Observed and Local News Reflections
R D MacLean of Winnipeg visits his brother here today. Mrs. Meredith slowly improving after four weeks illness. L Godson, Battleford veteran, left Lashburn to serve in the war. Monday October 12 observed as Thanksgiving Day. Burglars dynamited A Singer’s Scott store safe for only 10. Farmers report exceptional grain yields and praise farmers. Regina Leader pun about germination and a German nation. Mrs. Wm. Dewan learns of son in law Wm. Cudrain’s death at Midnight Lake. he died at 23 after heart trouble. Highgate district shows fertile soil and heavy crops. land held by speculators rather than actual farmers.
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Wm. Dewan
Wm. Cudrain
Midnight Lake
Highgate
Canada and Dominions Rally for England in War Call
A rousing wartime plea declares Dominion volunteers ready for righteous war, pledging unity with Britain against Tyranny. It proclaims Canada Australasia and India joining the cause, asserting shared honor and sacrifice as storms of faction pause in rain swept Britain.
Public Auction of Saskatchewan Lands in Battleford District
Pursuant to a Saskatchewan Supreme Court order dated March 21 1913 the Sheriff of Battleford will sell at public auction two land parcels at 2 00 pm Friday November 20 1914 The Northwest Quarter of Section 4 Township 47 Range 19 West and the East Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 20 Township 46 Range 18 West The purchaser pays 25 percent at sale and terms follow.
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Battles
Battleford
Saskatchewan
Saeile Tawest
Meridian
Heling
Chambers
Battlefort
Creek Bend
Supreme Court of Saskatchewan
William Wellington Livingston
James Freecis Edward Harvey
Sheriffs Office
Aes
Dominion Patriotic Fund Limits Relief to Soldiers Families
The Dominion Patriotic Fund may only aid families of volunteers and reservists in active service. The organization and its hundreds of branches will serve at most about two thousand families, leaving thousands of affected relatives to seek other arrangements.
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Dominion Patriotic Fund
District Sees A Second Spring Of Rain Nourishing Life
The district reports a second spring season as rain followed a long drought. Trees planted earlier revived with fresh green buds, grass turned green again, and crocuses bloomed a second time this season, reflecting the unusual weather pattern.
Tax Enforcement Return Court of Confirmation for Hillside
Notice announces a Court of Confirmation for the Tax Enforcement Return of the Rural Municipality of Hillside. Judge A E Doak will preside on October 29 at 10:00 AM in the Judge's Chambers Batttleford Court House. Secretary-Treasurer Alexander Paterson dated August 5, 1914 from Maidstone.
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Hillside No. A
A. E. Doak
Battleford
Hillsdale
Maidstone
Alexander Paterson
Court sale in Battleford Manitoba district lands 1914
Saskatchewan court orders sale of land in Township 42, Range 20 West for North American Life Assurance. Auction set at 2 PM September 30 1914 at the Sheriffs Office Battleford with 25 percent payment due on purchase and transfer delivery to follow. Sale subject to taxes and seed liens if any.
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Supreme Court of Saskatchewan
James F. McLean
Chambers
North American Life Assurance Company
Thomas Steel
Albert Sharp and Bant
Hamilton
Vay i Ford
Battleford
Sask
Saskat
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Hafford
EB. Bavin
Sim. Taylor
Roy Waters
Prongua
Leeders Limited
Pisa
Atta
River Aisne
Ins North Sea
Lord Kitchener
France
Milan
Austria
Petrograd
The
Times
South Africa
Botha
Bosnia
Heregoviina
Jaroslaw
Galicia
Future Bright
Saturday Post
Tiase
Hood
Conade
Aeeare
R. D. MacLean of
Winnigeg
Meredith
L. Godson
Lashburn
A. Singer
Scott
Belgium
Britain
Kaiser
Canada
Australasia
Sons of
Ind
England
Harold
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