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Newspaper
Foam Lake Chronicle
Location
Foam Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
1
A sale listing offers dining chairs and table plus a buffet. Other pieces include a sectional bookcase, large kitchen range, heater, kitchen cabinet, washing machine, writing desk, kitchen table, two beds, chiffoniere and wash stands. Numerous other articles described as good as new and of good quality.
The better farming train arrives at Foam Lake on July 13 from 7 to 10 p m with a mass meeting by the Minister of Agriculture and other officials Then three separate meetings for men ladies and children may follow The train carries livestock displays mechan ical exhibits farmstead models and poultry equipment demonstrations to aid rural farming methods
The Chronicle notes Mr. Geo Lightheart showing this year’s Red Fife samples with some ears reaching 22 inches. A creditors’ meeting for W G McCrindle will be held in Saskatoon on the 22nd. Reports say two Yorkton men plan a Foam Lake general store. Hansen Olson threshing outfit was sold to Rumely Co. Weiss opens a tailoring shop in E L Kidd’s building. Bray named to Winter Fair executive board. Boyle in Moose Jaw for Masonic Grand Lodge meeting.
Mr. George Jackson, aged farmer 14 miles east of Elfros, was gored by a bull this week. The horn entered his side between the lung and heart, breaking two ribs. He is in a precarious condition but recovery hopes exist.
At a Foam Lake Football Club meeting on Tuesday night officers were elected for the upcoming season. President Dr. W. E. Somers, Vice-President Dr. R. H. Chant, Manager Jud Bray, Captain A. H. Palen, Vice-Captain H. Hodgson, Secretary-Treasurer C. A. Kerr. Committee members: Jim Bray, H. Tunnicliffe, M. Craig. Ex-officio to the committee are the above officers.
Militia orders cancel prior rules and require the Union Jack to be flown daily at all Canadian military stations forts armories and drill halls. Abraham Larson charged with allowing a bull to run under the Animals Act. case not in court and referred to the Attorney General. Local sports results note a 5 6 defeat to Leslie and Elfros Sports attendance reports. J J McCarron leaves for Edmonton. A D Eckhardt and party visit Elfros for sports.
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