City Council Reviews Fence Removal and Library Plans
City council meets and secures a quorum. Residents address sidewalk snow issues and fence removal. Debates on library government aid, soldier land donations, and civic election preparations proceed. Officials discuss water at Spokane roundhouse and local court matters.
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T. A. Wright
Wmene
T. Hull
F. BR
Burlee
D. McCallum
P. H. Donaldson
G. D. Pearson
Ald. Harkness
Ald. Schnitter
Spokane Roundhouse
Water Department
Grand Forks
Ald
Schnitter
Assault Case Dismissed Before Justices Over Intent Charge
The defendant charged with assault with intent to do grievous harm faced a case before Justices as the assault charge was dismissed. The proceedings referenced Laws vs Norgrove in the context of the dismissal.
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Laws
Norgrove
Justices of
Visitor praises dandy NCO at Yanks camp in Blighty
An English visitor at a Yank camp in Blighty is impressed by a handsome NCO who carries himself like a young god in exceptionally smart uniform. The American private explains the NCO as his top, who owns the war, while soldiers walk round a bandstand and a band plays.
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N.C.O
Sackville Street
Church Services Across City Mark Influenza Era
All city churches held Sunday worship on the 8th after influenza closures. At Methodist Church Rev Barduy Taner preached The Lord of Battle and the Christ of Peace, then What is Happening to the Soul of Canada? Sunday school met in the afternoon.
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Barduy Taner
Canada
Unclear OCR Fragment on Covet Lane Train Schedule
Fragmentary OCR text describes trains and a timetable within a week. Reading lacks clear names places dates or actions to accurately summarize a full news event.
Granby Honors Roll for World War Volunteers Memorial Tablet
The Granby Consolidated Mining Smelting and Power company plans an oak memorial tablet and bound volume in Vancouver to honor employees who served in the war. The display features a shield motif with Great Britain Canada and the United States over a Maple Leaf and will be stored in the company head office. The piece emphasizes the need for sound apples storage and proper temperature to prevent rot and losses in fruit barrels.
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Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting & Power Company
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Empire
Morocco
Vancouver
Curling Club Elects Officers in Grand Forks Meeting
The Grand Forks Curling Club held its annual meeting at City Hall to elect officers for the coming year. New president is J. D. Campbell with vice president W A Williams and secretary treasurer 18 T Hall. Directors include J D Campbell W Bonthron N L McInnes P A Z Pare and W A Williams. Ice committee members are B Norris H W Gregory and W Bontrou.
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Grand Forks Curling Club
J. D. Campbell
W. A. Williams
T. Hall
W. Bonthron
N. L. McInnes
P. A. Z. Pare
I. Huntl
I. Huntl; Ice Committee
B. Norris
H. W. Gregory
W. Bontrou
Storage Losses in Apples Due to Fungi
Storage losses are explained as due to improper storage conditions. Properly stored apples will keep almost indefinitely until a slow nurturing process changes the environment, causing deterioration.
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Frank Rath
Anwar
Weather Readings From Laws Ranch Past Week
Government thermometer at Laws ranch records daily minimums and maximums for the past seven days, showing fluctuations in temperature and suggesting a range of cold nights and warm days across the period.
Annual Meetings of Farmers Organizations Set for December 4
The Grand Forks Live Stock Association and Fayovers Institute announce annual meetings in the Farmers Room at the Court House. The stock group meets December 4 at 2 p.m. to receive reports and elect officers. the Fayovers Institute meets the same day at the game place at p.m. to elect delegates, receive reports, and conduct official business. All members urged to attend.
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Grand Forks Live Stock Association
Court Howe
Fayovers’ Institute
C. C. Heaven
Britain to Concede on Freedom of the Seas but Guard Security
Attorney General Smith in Liverton states Britain will concede as much as possible to the United States on freedom of the seas while ensuring national security. He plans a cabinet pronouncement and notes Britain may tell allies at the peace conference that a definition should let navies act as they have in past months with American help. He praises America’s service to civilization and emphasizes balancing concessions with empire preservation.
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America
Great Britain
Ireland Train Meet Sparks A Quixotic Kil Kil Kil Banter
An Irish railway station scene unfolds with travelers named Pat and Kilhappy exchanging vague routes to Kilmarch Kilpatrick Kilkenny and Kilmore. The banter turns toward France as a bemused Frenchman sighs at not being back in his homeland.
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Ireland
Kilmary
Kilpatrick
Kilkenny
Kilmore
France
Customs Receipts at Port Offices November 1918
A de filed report from customs RB Gilpit records monthly receipts for November 1918 at the head office city and at sub-customs offices. The document lists summarized totals and related administrative entries for the port’s customs department.
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Gilpit
Mayor Acrea Named War Savings Campaign Chairman
City appoints Mayor Acrea as chairman of the war savings stamp drive. A new organizing group will form soon to support the effort. W. G. Simmons, associated with the Inland Minpire mine at Paul eon, appears in city notices.
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Acrea
W. G. Simmons
Paul Eon
Eo Senurhis
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