Belgian Relief Fund Receives Wide Dairyman Contributions
The P I Dairymen report a large Belgian relief fund response including 14 boxes cheese from Cornwall Dairy, 11 from Kinkora, 21 from Orwell, and many others plus cash. Island dairymen contributed to a total of 3699.98 with leaders W H Aitken and D J Riley noting the sum from organizations such as The Crap and Creamery Company and The Dunk River Butter Factory. Total contributions reach 3,699.98 by Island dairymen with 100.00 from the Secretary-Treasurer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall Dairying Company
Kinkora Dairying Company
Tyne Valley Dairying Company
Orwell Dairying Company
Cash
New Glasgow Dairying Company
Park Corner Dairying Company
Lot 16 Dairying Company
Stanley Dairying Company
Summersid Dairying Company
Grand River Dairying Company
Hillsboro Dairying Company
Souris Dairying Company
Gowan
Brae Dairying Company
Emerald Dairying Company
Red Point Dairying Company
Tignish Dairying Company
Hazelbrook _. Dairying Company
Dundas Dairying Company
Lakeville Dairying Company
Red House Dairying Company
D. J. Riley
The
Federal Dairying Co
P. EB. Secty
Children With Dynamite Found In Toronto Ravine
About ninety sticks of 60 percent dynamite were found today near Danforth Avenue by several children. They were tossing the explosive around the streets until police removed it to a place of safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Danforth Avenue
Personal visits noted in Charlottetown society column
Local residents and visitors from across Prince Edward Island are listed as in Charlottetown yesterday. Names include Edwin McFarlane Annandale A. C. Saunders Summerside John McLean Souris R W McEwen St Peters Bay J W Lang Newton Mass William French Tryon E Bosswell F A Weston Victoria M F Boulter Tryon Seymour Murphy South Shore R H Pethick Royal Bank Hunter River H C Stubbs St John Bertha Garrick Charlottetown Robert Callbeck Tryon M E Hall Bradabane Harry Smith S Reid Tryon Georgina Connolly Grafton Street hospital treatment and recovery noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Callbeck
Tryon
Victoria
M. E. Hall
Bradalbane
Harry Smith
S. FE. Reid
Rink delays explained as hydrant failure cited
Western Guardian notes the rink is not open due to a flooded hydrant breaking in the cold. Management by Messrs Bernard and Carr is praised, promising better ice in a few days. Also reports Mt Carmel cod, smelt drop at Cape Egmont, and fox catches by Mr Richard. Obituary of Mrs Hubert Compton. Summerside horsemen form Summerside Driving Club with planned winter races and weekly summer matinees.
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Athletic Association
Messrs. Bernard and Carr
MT. Carmel
Mt. Carmel Shores
P. P. Arsenault
Charlottetown
Cape Egmont
Joseph S. Richard
Richard
P. Be, Il—R
Hubert Compton
North St. Eleanors
Compton
Robert Jameson
Summerside
G. W. Carr
Brittans
Boston
Nelson Howatt
Kennedy
Saranac
N. Y
Nellie
Minnie
Stanley
Ambrose
James
Adolph
Percy
United States
St. John’s Cemetery
St. Eleanors
Charles de W. White
Horsemen of
J. F. Arnett
Daniel Steel
T. Seaple
G. W. Bell
James Millman
W. B. McNeill
Louis Leard
D. Steel
D. R. Morrison
Roy Sillephant
A. Black
Harry Sillephant
H. Rh. Crocekett
Fred J
Wright
Prince County
Summerside Driving Club
Addresses at Short Course on Feeding Armies and War Effort
Professor Reid outlines meat and livestock needs for the Allies and urges Prince Edward Island to boost food production. Rev Dr Fullerton and Army Remount officers stress frontline shortages, Britain’s supply role, and unity with Belgium, France, and Russia, while urging farmers to raise more milk and cheese for the army.
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Reid
P.E. Island
Profesor Reid
Dr Fullerton
Fullerton
Canada
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Germany
Britannia
Britain
Bremen
Berlin
Prince Edward Island
Belgium
P.E
Paris
France
Russia
Albert
Europe
British
Bernhardt
British Empire
London
United Kingdom
Commissioner of Agriculture
Prof. Reid
Dougald Currie
Mr Clow
Hans Lody Plans Shown Of Vancouver Harbor
Windsor Jan 14 Hans Lody the executed German spy is said to have carried letters from his sister in Vancouver detailing plans of the Vancouver harbor and other British ports including Gibraltar and the Mediterranean. The note claims Lody was arrested at Gibraltar with harbor plans already in his possession linking a Vancouver company and a German count to missing business interests in Seattle and Vancouver.
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Windsor
Hans Lody
Tower of London
Britain
Vancouver
Lody
E*ngland
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Iry Lody
British Columbia
Seattle
Submarine Now Has Its Day in Naval Warfare
London, January 14. The Times naval correspondent notes a new danger from submarines after the Formidable was apparently torpedoed by a submarine on the surface. The observer argues daylight sub surface activity marks a shift, with submarines hunting alone or in packs, altering traditional naval tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times
Ta’sen
Escaped Prisoner Is In The Toils Again
Montreal January 14 Six weeks after Armand Pilon escaped from the Court House he returned to the city by train and was seated on a CPR car when two men new to him escorted him to Detective Headquarters. Pilon was handcuffed and jailed to await the Arrangment Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Armand Pilon
Pilon
Quebec
Court House
Justice
Mile End
Viger
Detective Headquarters
Sargol Tablet Offers Quick Weight Gain Claims
The ad promotes Sargol tablets as a fat producing supplement to treat thinness. It claims to convert sugars and starches into tissue and blood, with reported gains of ten to twenty five pounds per month. It warns usage for those unwilling to gain at least ten pounds and offers a money back guarantee.
Brave Belgians Still Undaunted Amidstarvation Warnings
Brussels Jan 14 Alfred Nerinex Burgomaster of Louvain tells AP that without US aid Belgians would starve as doors close to exports and imports hinder food. He urges relief now promising repayment in industry after the war while warning of potential bread riots and noting travel limits and relief movement restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
United States
Alfred Nerinex
Louvain
Associated Press
Belgium
American Relief Committee
Canada production value slips about 15 percent in 1914
Ottawa report cites Financial Post consensus that Canadian production declined by about 15 percent in 1914, falling from an aggregate of 2,529,000,000 to about 2,200,421,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Financial Post
Agricultural wealth based on product value rises in eight percent
The text notes Canada’s wealth relying on agricultural products, estimating eight percent growth to 552 to 600 million dollars. It cites hardship in Western Provinces Manitoba and Saskatchewan due to reduced production, while northern British Columbia faced milder effects. Wheat output dropped sharply by 73 million bushels from four years prior.
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Canada
British Columbia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
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E. A. Foster Central Drugstore
Connaughts
Victorias
Edwin McFarlane
Annandale
A. C. Saunders
R. W. McEwen
St. Peter's Bay
John McLean
Souris
J. W. Lang
Newton, Mass
William French
Mr. B.humphry
John Agnew
Alberton
Mr Wiliam Agnew
Messrs. E. Bosswell
F. A. Watston
M. F. Boulter
Halifax
N.S
Seymour Murphy
South Shore
New York
R. H. Pethick
Royal Bank of Canada
Hunter River
H. C. Stubbs
St. John
Bertha Garrick
Minto
New Glasgow
George Bowen
Georgina Connolly
Harry C. Connolly
Grafton Street
Charlottetown Hospital
Western Guardian
John K. Crue
Albany
Murphy
Tignish
Messrs
R. H. Morrison
Long River
Daniel Steele
MacKinnon Drug Co
Cor
Great George and Kent Streets
Metf
Hans. Lody
Vancouver Harbor
P. c
P.c
Durable Brussels
Wilton
Linen Department
Vortieres
Cretonnes
Aember
Tor Riera
Frank
Lewis
Ant Eric
Canadvent
Jrink
Lange
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