Stockton Notes and Tragedy in July
Miss Florence Smith returns to Winnipeg while local residents visit fairs in Brandon and Winnipeg. A series of social visits follow including Miss Nellie Ailsby, Miss Estella McCloy, Miss Alice Houghton and Miss Hazel Betts. Stocktons sports report shows two tennis losses then a match with Glenboro. A. G. McDougall and Mrs. Dillon wed. Miss Cole and W. Angus married July 1 in Brandon and journey to British Columbia. Harry Badham dies by suicide at his Stockton home after health troubles. wife Mrs Badham mourns a difficult period and neighbors reflect on his wish to avoid a sanatorium.
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Miss Cole
Mr. W. Angus
Brandon
British Columbia
Dillon
A. G. McDougall
Harry Badham
Stockton
Mr. Badham
Old Country
The Wheat Market Report
The Wheat Market notes a local price of 1.06 while nearby values show 1.03 to 1.00. The fragment highlights a hard winter wheat context with regional pricing signals and market tension.
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