Government Advertising and Council Claims Lieters Read
The article outlines government and legal advertising rates and notices. It reports a June meeting with discussions on closing scores to Kaleer by fencing, a damages claim by Pollock for cow losses, and municipal decisions on compensation and borrowing against telephone taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Oxford
Kaleer
Hieder
Reeve Leech
Dabe
Gelagates
Pollock
Commeillor Dale
Winditherst Independent
Woley News
A. Heckett
J. B Lapten
Agricul
Tore
Canada Tobacco Fund aid requested for wounded soldiers
The article describes the Canadas Tobacco Fund urgent need as soldiers arrive, urging public contributions to supply cigars to wounded troops. It notes that donors will receive Canadian made cigarettes and matches, with organizers in Montreal and Toronto seeking support via Mr Praece K Jones at the Witdeer Hotel and the Stair Building office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T&ame
Geticu
Praeele K. Jones
Witdeer
Monreal
Toronto
Stair
Chester Council Debates Road Improvement and Telephone Service
The Chester council discussed east Hand road improvements and a proposed telephone service policy. Officials debated preventing delays, seeking comment from South Glenmarie and Mien Tribe, and the need to fund police costs through a proposed authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Reve
Anglican Church Services Add Grenfell Morning and Evening
Anglican services led by Rector V Holga at St Michaels and All Angels with morning and evening prayers. Grenfell offerings listed, Rev Hugh Nixon and Rev Prof Doxee of Hogine appear, Presbyterian service by Rev WP Adam at Grenfell and Sunetwerberry notes.
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St. Michaels and All Angels
V. Holga
Grenfell
TL. Jnd
Weldon
Mernopise
Hugh Nixon
Doxee
Hogine
Beening
Tetlock
H. Nixon
WP. Adam
Sunetwerberry
Notice of Local Improvement Works Grenfell
Town of Grenfell announces council intends to undertake local improvements including construction of a five foot sidewalk on the west side of Areeron Street and sidewalk along the west side of Alderson Street. Work covers specified parcels and adjustments under Town Act power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenfell
Areerion
Bet Cormere
Alderson
Thermis
Higher pension rates outlined for war veterans
The Militia Department moves toward a permanent war pension board while the current board administers benefits for a transition period. Pension scales rise for privates through lieutenants since 1919, with about 6,500 already on the list and totals for disability reaching up to 480 dollars for a private and 2,700 dollars for generals annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Militia Department
Peiktingh Feteencen
Nan Oyces
Wilson Prepares War After Carrizal Clash
Washington dispatches report intensifying war preparations after General Pershing's ambush claim at Carrizal. The 169,000 strong army is at Funston's disposal and slated for rapid deployment to the Mexican border as Congress backs the president's measures. A note from Secretary Lansing rejects withdrawal demands and warns of grave consequences if American troops are attacked.
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Washington
Mexico
Pershing
Americas
Carrizal
Carranza
Gemes
Funston
Wilson
Tweeday
Eliseo Arredondo
General Carrants
United States
Duke of Connaught to Return to England as Governor General Ends
London dispatches report King George has approved the Duke of Connaughts return to England when his term as Governor General of Canada ends next October. Prince Alexander of Teck is excused from military duties and will not immediately be named as his successor. The Duke will tour Ontario and the western provinces before leaving. The Duke was appointed Governor General in 1911 succeeding Earl Grey.
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London
George
Duke of Connaught
Canada
England
Prince Alexander of Teek
Ontario
Earl Grey
Redmond Leads Ulster Nationalists Meeting in Belfast
Ulster Nationalists gathered in Belfast on Friday to press for talks and negotiations with authorities. The conference named key delegates to pursue a political path, aiming to advance their stance amid ongoing discussions.
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Belfast
Conabe Transis
Mom
German assault nears Meuse front with pushes toward Fleury
German forces breached the French front along the Meuse between Mille 330 and 231, capturing the Thian works and reaching Fleury. A French counterattack drove them from Fleury, despite German gains.
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Thieument
Mille
Meuse
Thian
Fleury
Retaken trenches consolidated after heavy bombardment
Communique reports June consolidation of positions amid cold wet weather. Trenches and shell holes filled with water as German attacks and allied countermeasures tested endurance. Pioneers and leaders showcased courage. defensive system reinforced. patrols limited counterattacks to focus on recovering wounded and assessing enemy attitude.
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Mornes
Desing Tee
Tees
Coen
Fe Ual
Emer
King George Lauds Grand Fleet in War Visit
The king thanked Admiral Jellicoe and the Grand Fleet officers for two years of effort. He praised the crew for driving the enemy into harbors and determined pursuit, adding a page to British naval tradition. He sent a message of high regard and wished success to future efforts as he toured hospitals and wounded sailors from the Skagerrak fight.
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Jellicoe
Mary
King George
Canadians Fight Demons to Reclaim Courtrai Trenches
A Amsterdam Telegraa report from Sunday describes Canadians at Courtrai recovering trenches after a severe week of fighting. German losses were heavy under British bombardment. Wounded were transported by train and ambulance along Rue de Lille to the market square. Belgian townspeople cheered Allied success despite brutal punishments.
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Courtrai
Amsterdam
Coutrat
Perle de Menin
Ontario official James dies in car accident
Dominion Commissioner of Agriculture and former Ontario Deputy Minister of Education C James died suddenly Friday in a car crash near Catharines while seeking medical aid. The 64 year old held federal agriculture roles and was a veteran public servant.
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C. James
James
Dominion Commissioner of Agriculture
Edtcation
Ontario
Catharines
Martis
Eas &F
Homestead Patent Extension Terms Outlined by Agency
A draft provision describes prewar appearance before the Lands Agency for a district homestead patent. Applicants must show quiet possession and cultivation within nine miles of the homestead, with penalties for neglect. Qualification requires three years of residence and continued cultivation, with patent issuance possible after a set term and compliance with federal directives.
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Corm
Hasknichewan
Alt
Doenisenn Lands Agency
Bulb Agency
Ketry
Tie Homestead
Ledar
Variaie
Perner
Henestead
Carriage and Wagon Maker Ad Teems With Curious Tools
A fragmented ad promotes a local carriage and wagon maker offering plain word work and honest prices. The copy mentions forging and tool work and hints at a general focus on practical mechanics and pricing. Names or places are unreadable in the fragment.
Unclear legal notice fragment with mixed names and phrases
Nonsensical OCR fragment lists names and roles including notary and solicitor terms. No clear event, date, or location. unreadable core facts prevent a definite summary.
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University of Toronto
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Idey Rotenday Howe
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