Saskatchewan Farmers in Legislature Represent Local Agriculture
In the Saskatchewan Legislature sixty six percent of members rely heavily on farming. Total farm land owned by members exceeds 55 000 acres with 34 721 under cultivation and 27 164 in crop. Livestock averages 252 head per farm, and eight members farm under one section. Two cabinet ministers among those with farming experience highlight Pioneer era struggles.
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Saskatchewan
W. R. Motherwell
Geo. Langley
Obituary Mrs. A. P. Johnson
Mrs. A P Johnson died at Waddell Hospital in Augusta HR Johnson and wife of Rev A P Johnson of Haas Sask She immigrated from Sweden at age seven and lived in Braham Minnesota later moving to Canada The family farmed near Hyas Canora She leaves two daughters five sons a sister in Hastings Minnesota and a large circle of friends Funeral from the Hyas home was well attended She was described as a devout Christian and held in high esteem
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Waddell Hospital
Augusta
HR. Johnson
A. P Johnson
Haas, Sask
Canora Ami
Hyas
Johnson
Heales
Hastings
Minn
Grand Trunk Pacific Adds Hotel at Ed
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway broadens services with a new hotel at Ed in western Canada to improve passenger comfort and care during travel. The move reflects ongoing efforts to upgrade transport facilities and traveler amenities across their network.
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Western
Canada
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Canora Defeats All American Girls Baseball Team
On Tuesday night at the agricultural grounds Canora defeated the All-American Girl's Baseball Team 70 to clear in hand. The six girls and three men failed to match their reputation as Canora's timely hitting and fielding won wide applause from a large crowd.
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Felding
Julia
Bernie
Claude
Carrie
Creed
Dood
Pargo C.f
Happy
Payl. Union
Connett
Reese
Andries
Robertson
C.f
Blakely
Schramm
McLaren R. F
Sinnott
Sutherland
Andrites Pitched Splendidly As School Prepares Break
The public school closes for summer with several teachers leaving for holidays. Principal Welsh and Miss Reed likely remain next year. Miss Stevenson heads to Neepawa, Miss Gray to Toronto, Miss Edwards to Regina, Miss Beerts to Whales. Rev H O Gronikd and Miss Mathilde Braum visited J Lageson. Mr and Mrs B Bagnall were Canyon visitors on Wednesday.
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Welsh
Miss Reed
Miss Stevenson
Neepawa
Miss Gray
Toronto
Miss Edwards
Regina
Miss Beerts
Whales
H. 0. Gronikd
Moose Jaw
Mathilde and
George Braum
Preeceville
Lageson
Toewlay
Government Opens 23 Liquor Stores Friday
Saskatchewan government to open twenty stores Friday with dispensaries in Regina Moose Jaw and Saskatoon each hosting two locations. List shows managers for each town including Regina G Robertson and G Mdl lard and Moose Jaw W F Hamelin and W N McIntyre. Public notice outlines new Sales of Liquor Act implementation and sudden bar closures.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Hegina
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Riggar—Robt
P. Hassard
Battleford
J. P. Bolduc
Estevan—T
Hooper
Gull Lake
M. C. Wiggins
Humboldt
J. Waddell
Kamsack
T. A. Bishop
Lloydminister
A. C. Forster
Maple Creek
R. G. Williamson Melville
C. L. Franks
M 4Fort
J. Rutledge
W. F. Hamelin
W N. McIntyre
North Battlford
C. J. Fraser
Prince Albert
F. Cox
G. Robertson
G. Mdl
Lard
Te Churches Pastor Percy Smith Services Listed
Pastor Rev Percy Smith announces services Sunday next at Meadowdale 11 a m Crooked Hill 4 p m Canora 7 20 p m Sunday School at Canora 2 30 p m Hearty invitation extended to all who can attend.
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Percy Smith
Meadowdale
Crooked Hill
Canora
Church of England Weekday Service Notes
Vicar Rev P Reade leads Sunday School at 2 30 pm with church announcements and schedule.
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P. Reade
Minister Rev JF Paul Announces Sunday Services
The Rev JF Paul announces a service next Sunday at 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 2 30 p m. Strangers without denominational connection are specially invited to attend.
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JF. W. Paul
Prisoner of War David Nicol in Germany
A May 1915 letter from David Nicol’s parents reports he was wounded in the knee at St Julien, captured by German forces, and held in a hospital at Paderborn, Germany. The family seeks confirmation as he remains listed missing.
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David Nicol
Germany
Miss Smith
Woodville
Parish
Pifeshire
Scotland
Canadian Record Office
London
Battle of
St. Julien
Paderborn
Preistersemenar
Successful Lawn Social At Mrs Geear Lee Home
The lawn social hosted by the Ladies Aid of the Methodist church at Mrs Geear Lee's residence Friday evening was very successful. Music was provided for Mrs J F Weed who left for a visit to her daughter, Mr A Lawrknom of Greadview.
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Geear Lee
Methodiet Church
J. F. Weed
Mr. A. Lavwrnom
Greadview
Water Rates Decided on at Council Meeting
A town council meeting approves water rates with a minimum charge for residences and unmetered businesses set at 1.00 per month and a 55 cent per thousand gallons meter rate. Notices also authorize a building permit review and attendance at the Court of Revision on July 15.
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Korbin
Rowntree
McLeod
Robison
Franklin
Graham
MacLeod - Graham
Rowntree - Franklin
Graham - MacLeod
W. A. Holand
Macleod - Franklin
MacLeod - Rowntree
A Foolish Demand on Internment in Canada
Regina Leader condemns a Canada wide call to intern all people born in Germany Austria or Turkey as prisoners of war. It argues such a policy would detain nearly a quarter of a million inhabitants and is impractical and erroneous.
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Regina
Canada
Otiawa
Five Foreigners Appear in Police Court
In Canora Sask, five foreigners from the north and south were arrested after a barroom brawl at the Canora Hotel on Monday afternoon. Geo Osadechuk Billy Marchuk K Winoyar Metro Wichicruk and George Homaviul faced Judge Reid Barschel and Hermanson with R W Cumming and J B McIntosh as counsel. The hearing spanned over four hours. Homavik was discharged while the others were fined $5 and costs with one month hard labor.
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Saskatche
Canora
Geo. Osadechuk
Billy Marchuk
K. Winoyar
Metro Wichicruk
George Homaviul
J. P
Reid Barschel
Hermanson
R. W. Cumming
J. B. McIntosh
Homavivk
Pulp Production Expands Across Canada Amid War
Canada remains a leading paper nation as pulpwood use climbs 10 percent in 1914 from 1913 and totals rise since 1910. Chemical pulp up over 14 percent, Quebec accounts for 55 percent of output with 31 mills. Ontario 37 percent with 21 mills. Total pulpwood value reaches 14.77 million, including 6.68 million exported raw.
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Rome
Canada
Forestry Branch
Department of the Interior
Paulpwood
Quebec
Ontario
British Columbia
Fragmentary Thoughts on World and Charity
A fragmented reflection contrasts worldly debts with earned rewards and the limits of sympathy and charity. It contemplates how hardship and vice shape lives, noting inequalities and the fleeting nature of favors from society.
Examiner J A Welsh to Visit Workton for Education Dept
Frank Robertson and Gus Andries lead the local team after a late meeting. The text notes a man pausing at each career stage as others watch, inviting world judgment.
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J. A. Welsh
Workton
Department of Education
Frank Robertson
Gus Andries
Wil Heromne
Foxs Store Feature Opens With Special Prices
Fragmentary note mentions The Foxs Store and price marks such as 1c 25 and names James. The readable text hints at a small retail listing or feature.
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Foxs
James
Exterminating Wild Oat Nuisance in Saskatchewan Fields
Agricultural guidance outlines how wild oats spread in southern Saskatchewan, urging crop rotation including alfalfa and fodder crops, early summer weeding, and stock feeding off summerfallow. Recommendations cover seed cleaning, thorough threshing, burning screenings, fencing straw, and early double-disking and harrowing to reduce future germination.
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The
Saskas Farmers
A. P. Johnson
OUR Baseball
Corbett
Andrites
Carstairs
Alta
Mrs. B. Bagnall
Canyora
Weslverday
Rosthern
Q. Ballantyne
S. A. Mighton
J. M. Hackney
Weyburn
James Tedford, Watrous
E. Meadows
Yorkton
C. M. Abbott
Swift Current
J. A. Healy
Methodist
Church OF England
Presbyterian
MacLeod
Wm. Newman Company, Limited
Allis-Chalmers,, Limited
Police Cour
Ami
Southwetern
Dominion
Thong
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