Presbyterian Church Governance Debate Across Canada
An article outlines proposed church governance changes within Presbyterian congregations in Canada. It describes the structure from local charges through presbytery, conference, and general assembly, detailing minister ordination, settlement, church property rights, membership practices, and authority limits under the proposed system and the Higher Court and General Assembly powers.
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Canada
Alvema
Hawes Crites
W . Murra
Cotteret
Saskatchewan
United Church
Ulen
West Higher Court
Generel
Oye
Liberty
Herries
Thompson’s War Diary Angers and Anecdotes From the Front
Lt W. J. Thompson writes a dispatch filled with anger at atrocity against comrades by Canadian forces and mentions executions, brutalities, and the expectation of retribution. He notes medical care, battlefield injuries, and the winter arrival with harsh conditions and marching recalls.
Local store activity and community notices in Saskatoon area
The item lists clerks and patrons at a general store, hospital donations, upcoming engagements and weddings, advertise ready-to-deliver goods, and local business updates. Mentions Mrs Heere, Mere Kebt Deagane Mre AS Giwhyt visiting, and Miss May A. Nobile engagement to Richard Hethrington. Includes promotions for flour, glasses, and advertising services.
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Geo. Read
Caeny & Co
Lappo
Hanes
Heere
Hegina
Rincwid
Arthur Jas Bedertam
Tuesley
Tires Hills
Saskatoon
Lowruhet
Raukalew
Ieee
Mines
Smith Premier Mines
Uesiden
Heapital
Tora Beusekrep
Chas. Carroll
May A. Nobile
John Webster
Richard Hethrington
Kelliher
C. Arnold
Youth soldier from England joins Rowel Flying Company
A 17 year old English mother’s son recently joined the Rowel Flying Company and has been at the front in Belgium for several months. The report notes his arrival and ongoing service despite past delays. Ernest Dipmeek also mentioned.
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Hie Mather
England
Rowel Flying Co'ors
Ernest Dipmeek
More Cream Wanted The Dairy Branch Call
The Dairy Branch of the Agriculture Department urges dairymen to feed and care for cows now to prevent drying up in winter. Government Creamery at Regina has paid since Sept 18 1915 the top grade of churning cream. If business volume warrants, price will rise. Cheques are issued every two weeks.
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Germaeie
Kate Lioyh
Kime Keeler
Moore
Bill Barry
Jones
Maine
W. J. Thompson
Hegina
Farmers and elevators grapple with uneven wheat shipments
The article notes irregular car arrivals for farmers with some days seeing none and others two or three. Elevators run near full and the car order book holds hundreds of names awaiting their wheat shipments, with many waiting a long time.
Unclear Source Prompt Change Raises Accuracy Issue
The fragmentary input mentions names and places but lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize. No verifiable persons, organizations, dates, or actions are present to anchor a factual newspaper item.
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People’s Drug & Book Store
Dalton Cleader
Feveteen
Farmers Weekly Telegram Family
Poets Corner
Davidson
Farmers Weekly
Remington Smith
Premier Underwood
Lieut. Thompson
W.C. Barrie
Choe
Farmers Cooperative Headquarters
Belt
Dhengans
Bereen
CNR
Devideon
Geo
Varidem
Askebury
Bell’s Weekly Store News
Erie
Isis Gireseeus
Nooot
D&a
Cometer
R. Bell’s
Hs Davidson
Huey
Youghiogheny Steam
Monarch Lumber Co
S. J. Severson
Arsene
Pennsylvania
Howe
Second Arcase
Pid Aleers
Eure
Pilla
Latelee Wan Coi Almonte
Salteman
London
Rates & Co. Limited
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